load context in webservice

[Yayaa]

Hi, i need your help again


I want to call a webservice and there load the spring integration context for send a message by a channel.
This is possible?
If yes,where should i put the xml file?

ty in advance

[Mark Fisher]

Please read the reference manual (chapter 27 which covers Web Service adapters):
http://static.springsource.org/sprin...ce/htmlsingle/

There are also samples for Web Services here (look first under 'basic' at the ws-inbound-gateway example):
https://github.com/SpringSource/spri...ration-samples

[Yayaa]

I readed this already but i cant understand how i generate the wsdl for client consume .... :\

[Mark Fisher]

The Web Services support in Spring Integration builds directly upon the Spring-WS project, so please read this section of the Spring-WS manual for information about WSDL-generation:
http://static.springsource.org/sprin...ublishing-wsdl

I'd recommend at least browsing the rest of the Spring-WS manual as well to make sure you understand the big picture.

Hope that helps.
-Mark

[Yayaa]

The Web Services support in Spring Integration builds directly upon the Spring-WS project, so please read this section of the Spring-WS manual for information about WSDL-generation:
http://static.springsource.org/sprin...ublishing-wsdl

I'd recommend at least browsing the rest of the Spring-WS manual as well to make sure you understand the big picture.

Hope that helps.
-Mark

Thnks for the help again..
But what i see for examples is that we always get a xml message(from SOAP protocol).
In others frameworks we always call a method and set the paramets for the method..
We cant do this here??

[Mark Fisher]

Please be sure to also read the *client* sections in the Spring-WS reference manual as well as the description of the *contract first* approach.

[Yayaa]

I readed all,but cant find an example that uses a "normal" method call....

[Mark Fisher]

Well, that's where Spring Integration builds on top (internally it simply uses the WebServiceTemplate). See this sample:

https://github.com/SpringSource/spri...Conversion.xml

You can add a Spring Integration "gateway" element in front of the "fahrenheitChannel" so that you only need to define an interface on the client side - not even an implementation (which also facilitates testing via mocks).

[Yayaa]

Well,i think u are not understanding what i really want or im not explainig well..

In my side(server side) i want create a web service (method with parameters) that receive a message and send for a channel.
And i want to give my wsdl for client side for it call the WS...
Client side will not use Spring integration and i really dont want to know what he is using..What i want is just that he call my method and give parameters..

[Gary Russell]

So, just follow the instructions on how to publish the WSDL that Mark posted in post #4 above. You just need to add a bean to the servlet context with a reference to your schema.

There's more detail further down in the reference that Mark suggested you read: http://static.springsource.org/sprin...-wsdl-exposure