This short post publishes a Restful Web Service and then tests @Put and @Post methods using rest-shell. Create the Service Follow the instructions from my previous post: Produce Json From Restful CXF Web Service. Once you have done this, modify the CustomerService as follows: This provides methods to Put and Get data. Test the Service … Continue reading Test CXF Restful Services with Rest-Shell @Put @Get
In this post, we are going to create a simple Restful web service that returns json. This post follows on from Create Restful Web Services with JBoss, Maven, Apache CXF and Spring, but is also self-contained. Create the Project Using Eclipse / JBoss Developer Studio New -> Maven Project maven-archetype-webapp Group Id: com.skills421.webservices Artifact Id: SimpleCXFRest The … Continue reading Produce Json From Restful CXF Web Service
In this short post, we are going to create a simple restful web service using Apache CXF, Spring, and JBoss AS7. Create the Project Using Eclipse / JBoss Developer Studio New -> Maven Project maven-archetype-webapp Group Id: com.skills421.webservices Artifact Id: SimpleCXFRest The default project structure will be created as follows: Add Missing Folders and Delete index.jsp Right-click … Continue reading Create Restful Web Services with JBoss, Maven, Apache CXF and Spring
In this post we will update our client to use Camel to forward our request and response to the exposed web service. We already included all the dependencies we needed in Part2. So all that is required to is write the code: RequestClientUsingCamel RequestClientUsingCamel and here's the output..
In Part 1 we created and deployed a Web Servlet that invoked the Rule Engine to fire the rules. In Part 2 we will create a Web Service that will pass a Request to the Rule Engine and return a Response. Each event will in turn encapsulate any data that is to be returned. The … Continue reading Drools EIP – From the Ground Up – Part 2 :: WebService
