Hi,
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Fullocto wrote:
I have a problem,
CxfBcComponent comp=null;
ComponentMBeanImpl=null;
ComponentMBeanImpl= jbiContainer.getComponent("servicemix-cxf-bc") // got
it with getContainer() ;) ty
comp = ComponentMBeanImpl.getComponent();
comp.addEndpoint(ep);
but comp is a CxfBcProvider and ComponentMBeanImpl.getComponent() returns a
I guess here you want to say "but comp is a CxfBcComponent", right?
component
If i use Component comp, then I can't use the method addEndpoint
I don't know how to cast, I tried comp = (CxfBcComponent)
ComponentMBeanImpl.getComponent();
this cast should work
(I debug it is a cxfbcprovider!, but it writes an error can't do the classes
cast)
I guess here you want to say "I debug it is a CxfBcComponent", right?
If the original and dest object you want to cast are both CxfBcComponent
Object but you still get cast exception, the possible reason is two
objects are loaded from different classloaders. Would you please check
the classloader issue of your code?
but it's not valid..
http://www.nabble.com/file/p18406066/dynamicEndpoint.rtf dynamicEndpoint.rtf
I found
A reply by gnodet: in
http://cwiki.apache.org/SM/discussion-forums.html#nabble-to10609052%7Ca10610104
You could use dynamic endpoints :-)
They are resolved dynamically by using
DocumentFragement epr = URIResolver.createWSAEPR("ftp://xxx";);
ServiceEndpoint ep = componentContext.resolveEndpointReference(epr)
It will create an endpoint dynamically when you send an exchange to this
ServiceEndpoint.
