THIS IS A TEST INSTANCE. ALL YOUR CHANGES WILL BE LOST!!!!
These components use the JAX-WS API to make a web service client invocation or to host a Java based web service and expose it over multiple protocols. We currently test against the JAX-WS RI though will soon be also testing against Celtix as well.
Making a web service invocation through JBI
The JBI binding for JAX-WS allows a the JAX-WS API to be used to invoke a web service from a JBI message. i.e. to use JAX-WS to act as a web service client. The following example shows how to configure a service as a JAX-WS client.
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All that is required really is to point at the WSDL for the service and the client is automatically generated. The above assumes the WSDL has only a single port available; if a WSDL exposes multiple ports then you need to also supply the port QName.
Hosting a JAX-WS service inside ServiceMix
The other option is to host an actual Java and JAX-WS based web service implementation inside ServiceMix and expose it as an endpoint over one or more transport protocols.
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