thanks Ashwin, for the respone , But this approach, we need to code rather than a xbean configuration.
but it was good input for us to use few other places , thanks Brijesh N K Ashwin Karpe wrote: > > Hi Brijesh, > > I am assuming that the SMX-bean2 is a CXF-SE. > > If so, You do not need to configure an EIP to do this. > > However in SMX-bean1, you do need to set the service, operation and > interface in the Message Exchange received so that the Message Exchange is > next directed to the CXF-SE. > > private String wsNamespace = "http://foo.bar.com/xxx";; > private QName svc = new QName(wsNamespace,"MyWebServiceName"); > private QName ifc = new > QName(wsNamespace,"MyWebServiceRemoteInterface"); > private QName operation = new QName(wsNamespace,"MyWebServiceOp"); > > me.setService(svc); > me.setInterfaceName(ifc); > me.setOperation(operation); > channel.sendSync(me); > > Obviously in the CXF-SE you can then call out to an EJB or do whatever > else you need to do in the operation invoked in the Web Service > Implementation. > > Hope this helps. > > Cheers, > > Ashwin... > > > brijesh wrote: >> >> hello, >> >> I have following configuration >> >> first one for cxf-bc for giving http binding component, second one >> smx-bean for substituting xml element from database, third one is >> calling actual ejb from my application. >> >> cxf-bc-->smx-bean1-->smx-bean2 >> >> is it possoble to configure in xbean of smx-bean1 to give targetService >> as smx-bean2(for passing control from smx-bean1 to smx-bean2). >> >> if not , do we need to have eip to configure to achive this? >> >> >> thanks >> >> Brijesh N K >> > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/smx-bc-tp21249850p21274083.html Sent from the ServiceMix - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
