The HttpBridgeServlet is the servlet that gets registered in Jetty when
the server is started. The servlet is constructed with a HttpProcessor
(the one implemented by the HttpEndpoint beeing deployed) and _bridges_
the servlet requests to the HttpProcessor.
So for each HTTP endpoint you have a
Hi,
sorry for the late response.
The "entry" point if HttpComponent: it's what ServiceMix use to deploy
and registry the component.
The HttpComponent is a kind of endpoints container. You have the
endpoints hosted in the HttpEndpointType[] endpoints attribute.
The HttpComponent class can pro
Hi ,
Together with my previous two questions i have noticed a Servlet with
HTTP-BC source codes called "HttpBridgeServlet" how it actually deploy on
Jetty ?
I guess above Servlet is the entry point for incoming HTTP requests ?
Thnaks
Thushara
On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 8:27 PM, Thushara Senev
Hi Jean,
Thanks a lot for sharing your insight that helped me lot to realize the
design. BTW still I have a small doubt
1.) AFAIK in SMX ConsumerEndpoint- process() method take care about the
consumer role, in HTTP BC case once the HTTP request arrive to the Jetty how
it pass to the ConsumerEndp
Hi Thushara
When you use a consumer endpoint (consumer or soap-consumer), the HTTP
component start a jetty to listen on the given locationURI.
Once the endpoint is started, jetty waiting for incoming HTTP/SOAP
request. The endpoint manage a concurrent stack of request to be able to
manage requ
Hi ,
I want to create some custom BCs and i tried to understand the design of
HTTP-BC. As we know we can use HTTP component to receive HTTP request from
external world and publish in to the NMR , in my understanding it is
required to have HTTP Listener / HTTP server or something smiler to
achiev
