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Step 2 : Check osgi list

When the following prompt appears on the screen :

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Next, open the web page of your application : http://localhost:8080/reportincidentweb/^{Image Removed}

Step 4 : Call a webservice

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Use the following url from Soapui, to generate the client interface to communicate with the web service : http://localhost:8080/cxf/camel-example/incident?wsdl^{Image Removed}.

Call the web service with the request : http://localhost:8080/cxf/camel-example/incident^{Image Removed}
and the following SOAP message request by example :

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log_file_servicemix2.txt

and web screen result : http://localhost:8080/reportincidentweb/^{Image Removed}

Conclusion

Well, this tutorial was a little bit long but we have tried to provide you all the required information to design a real application using Apache Camel, Felix Karaf, OSGI, CXF and Apache Wicket frameworks. We hope that we have reached the goals defined in the introduction and will continue to improve its content based on Apache frameworks evolution. A part which is not covered but we plan to add it in the future concerns the testing/debugging of the application and transactional aspects.

Links

• Part 2 : real example, architecture, project setup, database creation
• Part 2a : transform projects in bundles
• Part 2b : add infrastructure and routing
• Part 2c : web and deployment

#Resources

• Attachments
  patterns .*part2.zip