Hello all; Yesterday I was thinking about my JBI ESB and my webservices that use soap to connect to the ESB. And I was asking why I am using SOAP?
If I know I am going to use an ESB as the backbone for our SOA, I may want my external services to use JBI binding. For example my client will use JBI/HTTP to contact a binding component consumer, and this one will only have to read the header (especially if we use WS addressing) and it can copy the message using streaming without any modifications. So it will improve the performance. (and it would be the same for the server with a bc provider) I think it is possible because servicemix team has already created the JBI binding (and transport) for the CXF SOAP stack. But I don't know if I can already create such a client/server using WSDL 2 java tools (I need to change the binding information in wsdl?) Moreover the HTTP BC could be able to transfer the XML(JBI) payload to the JBI environment. Do you think it is possible? -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Create-an-external-JBI-webservice-client-tp18317605p18317605.html Sent from the ServiceMix - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
