While working on a typical customer SOA/ESB integration project we ran into some complex communication issues. It’s required that all communication between the different services and ESB is done using SOAP over JMS. CXF already has embedded support for JMS, but apart from a complex setup, this also caused that our services were no longer available using plain HTTP (used for our FitNesse functional tests). As it took quite some time to figure out how to properly hookup CXF and Camel, and exposing them via various protocols (even email if you’d like to) I wanted to share with you how we implemented this via an example project.
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