Hi , Together with my previous two questions i have noticed a Servlet with HTTP-BC source codes called "HttpBridgeServlet" how it actually deploy on Jetty ?
I guess above Servlet is the entry point for incoming HTTP requests ? Thnaks Thushara On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 8:27 PM, Thushara Seneviratne < [email protected]> wrote: > Hi Jean, > > Thanks a lot for sharing your insight that helped me lot to realize the > design. BTW still I have a small doubt > > 1.) AFAIK in SMX ConsumerEndpoint- process() method take care about the > consumer role, in HTTP BC case once the HTTP request arrive to the Jetty how > it pass to the ConsumerEndpoint (say HTTPConsumerEndpoint) in order to > process within the it's process() method ? > > > 2) One way to realize this is embed the Jetty on ConsumerEndpoint but I > can't see any clear code listing on HTTP-BC source code that use embedded > Jetty rather i notice there are some methods that smiler to Servelt service > (...) method on ConsumerEndpoint. It's a great help if you cam clarify how > jetty to ConsumerEndpoint communication happen ? > > Thanks , > > On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 7:25 PM, Jean-Baptiste Onofré > <[email protected]>wrote: > >> Hi Thushara >> >> When you use a consumer endpoint (consumer or soap-consumer), the HTTP >> component start a jetty to listen on the given locationURI. >> Once the endpoint is started, jetty waiting for incoming HTTP/SOAP >> request. The endpoint manage a concurrent stack of request to be able to >> manage request in an asynchronous way. >> Once the endpoint receives the HTTP request, it call the marshaler to >> transform the HTTP request and send in the NMR. >> Using a In-Out MEP, when a answer message comes from the NMR, the >> cinematic is exactly the same: the marshaler transforms the normalized >> message into a HTTP response. The endpoint match concurrent id of the >> corresponding request and send back the message to the caller. >> >> I hope it helps you. >> >> Regards >> JB >> >> >> Thushara Seneviratne wrote: >> >>> Hi , >>> >>> I want to create some custom BCs and i tried to understand the design of >>> HTTP-BC. As we know we can use HTTP component to receive HTTP request >>> from >>> external world and publish in to the NMR , in my understanding it is >>> required to have HTTP Listener / HTTP server or something smiler to >>> achieve above . Is there any such embedded HTTP interface available with >>> HTTP component ? Can some one clarify how this happen ? >>> >>> Thanks, >>> >>> Thushara >>> >>> >
