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Re: Integrate GroovyWS into a Grails-Application

by ASEWS08 :: Rate this Message:

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Hey!

We thougt it would may be problematic to use Xfire!? (long-term view) We've tried to evaluate cxf in grails. But it doesn't seem to be that useable as the xfire plugin!


Will future grails-releases support XFire anyway!??
Would you recommend to use XFire!??

thx,thomas


Peter Ledbrook-2 wrote:
> The combination xfire (server, expose the webservice) and client (WSClient
> -> part of GroovyWS) works fine.
>
> Did anybody know how to integrate the server-component (WSServer) into a
> grails application?

Why do you want to run WSServer in Grails? Is there some limitation in
the XFire Grails Plugin? It doesn't make sense to me to run a separate
HTTP server (or socket listener) inside Jetty (itself an HTTP server).
If you really want to use WSServer, I would run it outside of Jetty
and use something like HttpInvoker remoting to communicate between the
WSServer application and the Grails one.

Cheers,

Peter

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G2One, Inc.
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