Hello,

I am a first time Service Mix user. I want to know if the
DefaultServiceMixClient is the only way to invoke a consumer service
packaged in a service assembly that is using servicemix-http binding
component in order to connect to an internal service engine.

My client is a web application. Is this the right approach ?

Web browser Post points to a JSP, 
JSP intantiates the DefaultServiceMixClient
DefaultServiceMixClient is used to create InOut MessageExchange object
The test string is set as a content on the InOut MessageExchange object
call sendSync on the InOut.

The InOut will then have an OutMessage set on it which I can verify in the
JSP and possibly see in the browser ..

Is this the right way to go .. that means the ServiceMix core jar has to be
included in my web application's classpath ..

Is there any other better way to request service on an existing binding
component deployed on servicemix.

Kindly bear with the long email.  I am very thirsty for some help from the
forum. 

With Sincere appreciation..

Pallavi J

Technical Architect
Fiserv Insurance Solutions.
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