Hi Gopal,
Your problem get fixed, [1] is jira to track it.
[1]https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/SM-1303
Regards
Freeman
Gopal Narra wrote:
Freeman,
thanks, let me know what you find out on the loadWSDL.
-gopal
Freeman Fang wrote:
Hi Gopal,
Usually I use javetowsdl commandline tool to generate wsdl from the java
code.
I will investigate the LoadWSDL issue.
Best Regards
Freeman
Gopal Narra wrote:
Hi Freeman,
I think I was not clear on my communication, If I just deploy the cxf-se
on
the bus, The WSDL is not getting generated from the POJO class. (Tested
by
going to JMX Console and looking at the Internal Endpoint and run the
LoadWSDL() returns only the XML header and no WSDL)
The main reason I am not using the cxf-bc is because wsdl is a required
attribute and I think I cannot configure the cxf-bc because the WSDL is
auto
generated from cxf-se. How do you configure such a combination?
thanks
-gopal
Freeman Fang wrote:
Hi Gopal,
If you want to use cxf-se with http component, you need use new endpoint
definition of http component to specify useJbiWrapper="true"
Something like
<http:soap-consumer useJbiWrapper="true" ...
Also, you can try to use cxf bc with cxf se.
Best Regards
Freeman
Gopal Narra wrote:
All,
I am having problems getting cxf-se to expose a pojo on the bus. I am a
newbie and any help will be much appreciated.
Environment: Windows XP, JDK 1.6.03, Servicemix 3.2
1) I created Annotated POJO class called MathService.java, this is in
the
src of the math folder.
2) This pojo is compiled into math.jar
3) In the mathservice-cxf-su\src\main\resources\xbean.xml, I expose the
MathService as a CXF endpoint.
4) Created a HTTP BC and then SA for the Math Service.
When I deploy the SA, the WSDL is not auto generated (JMX Console,
loadWSDL() returns nothing).
Attaching all code for reference
Thanks in advance
-gopal
http://www.nabble.com/file/p16210363/MathService-CXF.zip
MathService-CXF.zip
