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WebServices in ServiceMix with CXF
- 1. Deploying Web Services into ServiceMix with CXF Adrian Trenaman, January 27 th 2011 twitter : adrian_trenaman | LinkedIn: adrian.trenaman http://trenaman.blogspot.com
- 11. Key techniques for developing CXF services with ServiceMix (Fuse ESB)
- 13. Using the cxf-codegen-plugin Maven-friendly location for generated code! Location of WSDL file
- 14. Creating an SEI implementation class Important – these annotations will affect the generated WSDL! … whatever code you like goes in here – it’s all just Java…
- 15. Configuring a service implementation using Spring Framework Here’s where we define the endpoint, and tie it to your implementation class.
- 18. Packaging – WAR (cont’) – web.xml All the services will have their address prefixed with ‘/services/’. This configures the CXFServlet!
- 19. Packaging – WAR (cont’) – maven-war-plugin Indicates the location of the web.xml descriptor. Includes the WSDL files in the WAR (optional) Adds everything in src/main/resources to the WAR.
- 20. Demo – deploy the WAR!
- 22. Packaging – OSGi bundles (cont’) – maven-bundle-plugin ‘ !’ denotes do not export these packages. ‘ *’ says scan the classes in the project and work out the imports Dynamic imports allow runtime loading of classes
- 23. Demo – deploy the OSGi bundle!
- 24. Invoking on a service – configuring a client with Spring Very easy to configure a client proxy
- 29. Learn More at http://fusesource.com
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