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File Binding component for writing files

by nickd-4 :: Rate this Message:

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Hi Jason,

Thanks again for your prompt reply.




> - add it to a composite application. When you build, you should see the

> JavaEE service linked to an outgoing SOAP Binding.




This is the step that does not work. I add it to the Composite Application and see the JavaEE service but it is not linked to an outgoing SOAP binding.



My even more simplified example no longer using file binding and is as follows. It is simply a Web Servive (EJBjbi) calling another Web Service (EJBapp):



Step 1. Create an EJB Project called EJBapp containing a WebService called "StringManipulation" with one operation "toUpper".



Step2. Create an EJB Project called EJBjbi containing a WebService called NewWebService with one operation "passThrough".



Step 3. Within EJBjbi Create a WebService Client from project EJBapp->StringManipulation.



Step 4. Extend the implementation of "passThrough" in EJBjbi to call "toUpper" (by dragging and dropping the toUpper from the Web Service references into the method).



Step 5. Build EJBapp and EJBjbi.



Step 6. Create a Composite App project and drop EJBjbi on the JBI Modules canvas. Build.



Result:

There is no Soap Binding and (therefore?) no link from the JavaEE Service.



Shall I post this to the newsgroup you recommend? - this one seems to give a pretty good response (< 30 minutes!)



Purely out of interest I have repeated the steps 1-6 on NetBeans 6.5 and it worked as expected. I am, however, heading your advice and currently going with OpenESB




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