Hi, I'm looking for an example of WSDL-based deployment of a servicemix-http "provider" service-unit, or guidance on how to configure such a thing.
The servicemix-http component documentation states that WSDL files deployed with a service-unit are auto-detected, so there is no need for xbeans-based deployment for those services. What does that mean? I deploy WSDL files in a root classpath directory of a service-unit, and they are apparently being ignored. 1. Where in the service-unit deployment JAR does a WSDL file have to be in order to be recognized for auto-deployment? (Maybe META-INF/*.wsdl? Somewhere else?) 2. What does auto-deployment of a WSDL file mean? Will a correctly auto-deployed WSDL manifest as a "consumer" (externally-available) HTTP endpoint; or alternately as a "provider" (internally-available) service accessible through message exchanges? Brian Maso -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Servicemix-http-provider-WSDL-based-Deployment-example-tf4418629s12049.html#a12603182 Sent from the ServiceMix - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
