I do have a major problem with HTTP binding for wsn2005. I'm a ServiceMix newbie, but I'm already familiar with WS-Notification.
The scenario: I run the wsn-http-binding example. It provides bindings for a single NotificationBroker and a CreatePullPoint endpoint. I implemented a simple WSN client build upon XFire, WSN Java stubs provided by ServiceMix (generated using XFire wsgen) and a Jetty WebServer instance. An external NotificationConsumer is deployed. I'm able to send notifications to the broker and use the ServiceMix broker to subscribe my external consumer to receive notifications. Those SOAP bindings are working fine. Unfortunately sending notifications back to my consumer fails. The scenario is similiar to the one below (the figure does not include any information on format of the message (SOAP or not), binding, etc.): Notification Consumer -> (Subscribe) -> /ServiceMix/ WSN Broker -> (create) -> /ServiceMix/ Subscription Manager Producer -> (Notify) -> /ServiceMix WSN/ Broker -> /ServiceMix/ Subscription Manager -> (Notify) -> Notification Consumer The Subscription Manager resolves my external Notification Consumer WS endpoint fine and tries to send the message. Unfortunately there's no http binding attached and the message is a raw Notification (normalized ?), it is not wrapped into a SOAP envelope. Of course my client (Notification Consumer) based on XFire fails to receive the message. The question is: is it possible to attach a http binding to the ServiceMix Subscription Manager ? I'm not a ServiceMix expert, but I haven't found any means to add such a binding. I've already investigated the ServiceMix source. For every successful subscribe request a seperate Subscription Manager is created. What is more, inside ServiceMix the Subscription Manager receives WSN notifications from JMS and then forwards them to the subscriber. Any hints, comments, etc. are welcome. Regards, Bartek -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/WSN2005---SOAP---a-full-featured-external-WSN-client-tf4810818s12049.html#a13764611 Sent from the ServiceMix - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
