On Monday, June 27, 2011 10:21:13 AM sudhakar wrote:
> The above example, when i am trying to code same way i am getting type cast
> exception for ServerFactoryBean factory = new ServiceFactoryBean();
>
> Any help?
It should be:
ServerFactoryBean factory = new ServerFactoryBean();
Dan
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The above example, when i am trying to code same way i am getting type cast
exception for ServerFactoryBean factory = new ServiceFactoryBean();
Any help?
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Hi Willem,
thanks very much for this answer. This is exactly what I needed. Thanks
thanks thanks!
I thought the ServerFactoryBean could only be used as a standalone
server. I've thrown your code in and it seems to work.
I will play around further and hopefully get everything to work.
All the be
Hi ,
If you are using the simple front end API to publish the endpoint,
you need to use ServerFactoryBean instead of ReflectionServiceFactory
and set the address your self.
Here is the simple front end API to publish the service
ServerFactoryBean factory = new ServiceFactoryBean();
factory.setBus
Hi,
I'm new to CXF and want to create some webservices programatically using
the simple front (because I want to discover the webservice classes
programatically) and using the CXFNonSpringServlet (deployed in Tomcat).
I've looked at the examples in the documentation but unfortunately the
CXFNonSp
