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Server side HTTP binding

This JBI component will expose another JBI component over HTTP on some port and HTTP configuration. We use an embedded Jetty component for this, though we also have a BindingServlet which can be configured from inside any web.xml in a Servlet WAR.

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Using HTTP binding in a WAR

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Notice that the web.xml then refers to the endpoint name httpBinding in the ServiceMix configuration file. e.g. this component

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Example of using the HTTP binding in a WAR

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cd tooling/servicemix-web
maven run

Then point your browser to http://localhost:8080/examples/^{Image Removed}

You should see the simple demo which performs a HTTP GET/POST into the JBI container and shows the result in your browser. This example renders better in FireFox which handles XML response types nicer than Safari.

An alternative is to use your existing Servlet engine and type this instead

maven war

Then deploy the war into your servlet engine. You'll typically need to use a different URL then such as http://localhost:8080/servicemix-web/examples/^{Image Removed}

More detail

See the WAR Deployment