Hi Nono,
Filters, providers, dispatch... that could get pretty advanced. I am
currently sticking to just the basic annotations until I could
thoroughly get the experience I need. The following should enable you to
create the basics that you need:
For the ReST part:
http://cwiki.apache.org/C
ok, I'm gonna try that again, I obviously missed something. Then the
blog entry is speaking of filters which can of afraid me :$
thanks again, digging in :)
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2009/8/14 Gabo Manuel :
> Hi Nono,
>
>> is there some documentation around on how to do them both together ?
>> The only thing close to
Hi Nono,
is there some documentation around on how to do them both together ?
The only thing close to it I found is this blog entry :
http://sberyozkin.blogspot.com/2008/07/rest-and-soap-united-in-cxf.html
which makes it seems not straightforward.
I am not sure how it is not as straightforwar
Hi
Thanks a lot for all your answers :)
Regarding this bit :
>This is definitely one of the strong points for CXF compared to some of the
>others. CXF implements both JAX-WS and JAX-RS and provides good support to
>allow implementations to support both SOAP style interactions and REST style.
On Thu August 13 2009 8:38:05 am Live Nono wrote:
> hi
>
> I'm currently looking at CXF for the needs I have here and I'm having
> difficulties to figure out whether it fits. Hopefully some on the ML
> could help me (thanks in advance!).
>
> My "ideal" world needs are :
> - defining the service in
I'm not sure about some of your questions as I've only worked in
WSDL-first SOAP services. I'm sure others can help with these though.
2009/8/13 Live Nono :
> - feeding the service with my own Guice managed objects
Yes. There's no direct integration (CXF uses Spring for DI, not
Guice), but you c
hi
I'm currently looking at CXF for the needs I have here and I'm having
difficulties to figure out whether it fits. Hopefully some on the ML
could help me (thanks in advance!).
My "ideal" world needs are :
- defining the service in Java through annotations
- publishing it both through some Web S
