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
Objectives In this example we will integrate Drools, Spring and Camel. We will first execute a test to show that our Rules are firing using just Drools Next we will test our Spring / Drools integration is working by loading a Drools Stateful Session bean and firing the rules associated with it. We will then … Continue reading Drools, Camel and Spring
This post is concerned predominantly with linking Spring3.x and Drools5.6. We will configure Spring, Drools and create a simple rule to test that we are up and running. Add the Drools Plug-in to Spring STS Start Eclipse Help -> Install New Software Work With: http://download.jboss.org/drools/release/5.5.0.Final/org.drools.updatesite/ click the "Add" button Name: Drools Check the Drools and … Continue reading Connecting Drools 5.6 with Spring 3.x
For International Support we need to implement properties files for each language. In order to support this, Spring provides a ResourceBundleMessageSource which we define in the spring-config.xml. With this in place, we can supply Spring with a list of properties files and a locale to use. We can now use this combination to provide messages … Continue reading Using MessageSource to get properties (i18N)
This example is a little contrived in order to keep it simple. So far we have only covered Spring beans that are defined using the spring-config.xml. In this example we will use annotations in the bean class declaration to identify it as a Spring bean and then tell Spring where to look for these beans. … Continue reading annotated Java Bean to read config.properties
