Implementing WebServices with Camel and CXF in ServiceMix
1. Creating and consuming web services with camel-cxf Adrian Trenaman, March 3 rd 2011 twitter : adrian_trenaman | LinkedIn: adrian.trenaman http://trenaman.blogspot.com
13. Configuring a service implementation using Spring Framework Here ’s where we define the camel-cxf endpoint, and tie it to your SEI. Useful technique: header-based routing by operationName to custom Processors
25. Spring configuration for PAYLOAD format You must set the dataFormat to PAYLOAD in the URI. No need for generated code! Just specify the WSDL location.
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32. Sample converter Note: @Converter annotation used to allow automatic registration of converters with Camel runtime.
37. The Provider class Note: the invoke() method is a dummy placeholder – only it ’ s signature is used when registering your service endpoint! We define a provider to receive the SOAP body (payload) as a SAXSource
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