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Re: [Axis2m-users] doing something similar

[Sagara G. <sag...@gm...>]

HI Dave,

Thanks for your comments.

On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 1:45 AM, David Durham <dav...@gm...>wrote:

> I posted on the axis2 list about something similar to this project
> that I'm doing.  This is the meat of my post to axis2:
>
> <bead id="myService" class="...">
>   <webservice:endpoint/>
> </bean>
>
>
> Where <webservice:endpoint/> is my magic where I end up with requests
> routed to a Handler.  Now, my handler logic looks basically like this:
>
> if (requestURL.endsWith(".wsdl") {
>
>   // serve up the wsdl
>
> } else {
>
>  // actually do the service call via soap
>
> }
>
>
> Sagara, you responded with links to this project, so I checked out the
> source code and have been browsing through.  Quick question:
>
> I don't really see anything wsdl related in the project, either
> producing a wsdl, or building an AxisService with AxisOperation from
> it.  Am I correct that the spring portion of this project doesn't
> really do anything with WSDLs.
>

  Yes , in this early version doesn't deal with WSDL it utilize default WSDL
generation behavior from Axis2 . Axis2 have two options, either automatic
WSDL generation and user provided WSDLs . But my plan is to provide more
control options to users than above two, I'm thinking to implement a
approach that is much similar to Spring- WS WSDL generation approach.



>
> My task is very focused, so I don't really need all of the Axis
> options to be configurable.  In fact, I don't really want them to be
> configurable at this time.  Any more specific pointers on how I can
> wire up axis to handle a soap request given that what I have is 1 - a
> service bean and 2 - a wsdl?
>

 I guess by looking at WSF/Spirng and Axis2m you can get an idea about
service bean  but for WSDL handling you better to go through AxisServalet
[1] codes, may be debugging will help out . Further you can alter Axis2
default WSDL genaration behavior by using "WSDLSupplier"  [2]


[1] -
https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/axis/axis2/java/core/trunk/modules/transport/http/src/org/apache/axis2/transport/http/AxisServlet.java


[2] -
http://ws.apache.org/axis2/1_3/api/org/apache/axis2/dataretrieval/WSDLSupplier.html


Thanks,


>
> Thanks,
> Dave
>
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Re: [Axis2m-users] doing something similar

[David D. <dav...@gm...>]

Ok, I sent this too actually looking through a different project..
haven't actually gotten a chance to review the source code for this
project yet.. stay tuned.

Thanks,
Dave


On Thu, Mar 11, 2010 at 2:15 PM, David Durham <dav...@gm...> wrote:
> I posted on the axis2 list about something similar to this project
> that I'm doing.  This is the meat of my post to axis2:
>
> <bead id="myService" class="...">
>   <webservice:endpoint/>
> </bean>
>
>
> Where <webservice:endpoint/> is my magic where I end up with requests
> routed to a Handler.  Now, my handler logic looks basically like this:
>
> if (requestURL.endsWith(".wsdl") {
>
>   // serve up the wsdl
>
> } else {
>
>  // actually do the service call via soap
>
> }
>
>
> Sagara, you responded with links to this project, so I checked out the
> source code and have been browsing through.  Quick question:
>
> I don't really see anything wsdl related in the project, either
> producing a wsdl, or building an AxisService with AxisOperation from
> it.  Am I correct that the spring portion of this project doesn't
> really do anything with WSDLs.
>
> My task is very focused, so I don't really need all of the Axis
> options to be configurable.  In fact, I don't really want them to be
> configurable at this time.  Any more specific pointers on how I can
> wire up axis to handle a soap request given that what I have is 1 - a
> service bean and 2 - a wsdl?
>
> Thanks,
> Dave
>

[Axis2m-users] doing something similar

[David D. <dav...@gm...>]

I posted on the axis2 list about something similar to this project
that I'm doing.  This is the meat of my post to axis2:

<bead id="myService" class="...">
   <webservice:endpoint/>
</bean>


Where <webservice:endpoint/> is my magic where I end up with requests
routed to a Handler.  Now, my handler logic looks basically like this:

if (requestURL.endsWith(".wsdl") {

   // serve up the wsdl

} else {

  // actually do the service call via soap

}


Sagara, you responded with links to this project, so I checked out the
source code and have been browsing through.  Quick question:

I don't really see anything wsdl related in the project, either
producing a wsdl, or building an AxisService with AxisOperation from
it.  Am I correct that the spring portion of this project doesn't
really do anything with WSDLs.

My task is very focused, so I don't really need all of the Axis
options to be configurable.  In fact, I don't really want them to be
configurable at this time.  Any more specific pointers on how I can
wire up axis to handle a soap request given that what I have is 1 - a
service bean and 2 - a wsdl?

Thanks,
Dave

[Axis2m-users] Axis2M 1.0M1 released

[Sagara G. <sag...@gm...>]

Axis2M was released it's first millstone release as M1.	
===================================

This realse includes
�	quickstart archetype
	provide easy start for Hello world axis2 web service only using few number
        of Maven commands . Also this genarate standred j2ee project
layout for axis2
        peoject, and provide WAR pacakgeing option for both services
and modules.

�	axis2m:run goal to to run Axis2 simple Http server
	This Maven plug-in facilitates to run Axis2's simple Http server with Maven,
        those who familiar with axis2 standard distribution can use same server.

�	axis2m:WSDL2Java goal to simplfy code genaration under Maven project
	This is a customized version of Axis2 WSDL2Code maven plug-in; this will
        generate java codes with minimum number of configuration
options and garneted
        code are compatible with Maven project structure.

�	Pre-configuration of axis2 ARR, MAR plug-ins for quickstart archetype.
	Once the project is created using axis2m quickstart archetype axis2 AAR
        and axis2 MAR maven plug-ins are configured with project layout so that
        users not required configure POM file again.

�	Sample applications
	Sample application illustrates how to simplify Axis2 services and modules
        with axis2M and how to integrate with other framework like
Spring, Hibernate etc.
        Also this will show how users can reuse their J2ee experience
for Axis2 development
        such as Maven based builds, J2ee web app layout (WAR archive
format), embedded Jetty
        serve for quick testing and debugging etc...

You can reach the download link at
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=254653&package_id=311737&release_id=680636
and documantation at http://axis2m.sourceforge.net/ .

Thanks ,

Sagara Gunathunga

Blog - ssagara.blogspot.com
Web - http://sagaras.awardspace.com/