AW: [swordfish-dev] Apache CXF

["Voller Christian" <Christian.Voller@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Title: Re: [swordfish-dev] Apache CXF

Jürgen,

 

Thank you for your quick answer! Yes, the LocationUpdater is the generated Swordfish provider!

 

I have tried your suggestion, but it does not work! When starting the framwork connection is injected, but not when invoking the service??!!

I have attached the source ;-)! Maybe you can find some time to do a short check??

 

 

I am using the 0.9.1 Version from september. Is it possible to already use the new tooling pluings? Are there any special bundles required? I have already compiled the new tooling plugins, but when copying it into eclipse the whole swordfish support is not available any more??!!

 

Jürgen, thanks a lot for your help !!!!!!

chris

 

 

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Von: swordfish-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:swordfish-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] Im Auftrag von Jürgen Kindler
Gesendet: Do, 03.12.2009 09:08
An: Swordfish Developer Discussions
Betreff: Re: [swordfish-dev] Apache CXF

Hi Christian,

>From the code snippets you 
posted I am not sure if I fully understand what you are trying to do.
Is the 
LocationUpdater the generated Swordfish provider?

I would expect that you 
have to modify the META-INF/cxf-endpoint.xml in a way that adds the connection 
property to the generated service.
That could finally look similar to 
this:
      
   <osgi:reference 
id="connectionServiceHelper" 
interface="com.mmkarton.mui.dbconnection.IConnection"/> 

  <spring:bean 
id="locationUpdaterServiceBean" 
class="com.mm_karton.locationupdater.LocationUpdaterImpl">
         <spring:property 
name="connection" 
ref="connectionServiceHelper"/>
    </spring:bean> 
 

I 
would propose that you set a breakpoint in the setConnection method of your 
service to see if & when a connection is injected.
Could it be that the 
osgi:reference connectionServiceHelper 
is 
null???

Kind regards
  Jürgen
-- 
Jürgen 
Kindler

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