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Re: How to expose a service via JMS
Hi Ole, any chance you can allow us to plug-in some existing JMS Providers like apache ActiveMQ? The sooner you can provide some way of allowing me to mock a JMS service the better. One thing that might help.. I have written a script in Groovy that will read from a queue, process the message and write back to the queue. I have a requirement that the script keep listening for new messages, so it has to stay 'alive'. The only problem is invoking the script. I tried invoking this script in the start script of a mock service, but the entire soapui window hangs. I'm assuming this is because the script doesn't exit. Is there some other way I can invoke the script? Or is there a fix you can provide to prevent the rest of the window hanging whilst the start script is still running? Cheers, Marty1.2KViews0likes0Commentsjava.net.BindException: Address already in use: JVM_Bind
Hi, I'm attempting to start my MockService, which has worked previously. However, I am not getting this error. java.net.BindException: Address already in use: JVM_Bind I understand that this has to do with clashing ports - my problem lies in the fact that I don't know which port is clashing. The error log does not provide any more details. How do I find out which port is the one trying to be used?9KViews0likes1CommentHow to expose a service via JMS
Hi, I'm attempting to expose a service via both JMS and HTTP simultanesously. Some possible options I have considered: 1) Soapui allows for CXF integration. I believe CXF does allow for JMS as transport. I can generate stub classes from my WSDL using CXF. However, I'm unsure how to proceed - how do I use these classes - and build on them - from within soapui...? 2) Write a groovy script that listens on a queue and processes the message. Have this script executed on startup of a soapui mockservice. This is rather crude and I would like to avoid this if possible. 3) Any other suggestions...? Cheers, Marty Telstra2.4KViews0likes6Comments