I want to create a SOAP service in micronaut using kotlin. I can not find information about how to do this. Annotations like #WebService are not being hosted as an endpoint.
I've successfully exposed the result to a rest endpoint.
I found information about how to implement a soap client in micronaut.
I succeeded in publishing the endpoint using endpoint.publish(..., ...), but I want to use the built-in netty-server, and perhaps built-in annotations, to prevent having to expose my services in a different class.
I don't think you would use micronaut http client for that. Look at apache axis 2 and see how you can use that.
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I need to invoke external webservice from IBM BAW 19.x. All documentation I referred to points to having a swagger file for the REST service, then create External Service using the swagger which will create all service artifacts (methods, parameters etc.) and then create a service flow which will use this service. My problem is I do not have a swagger file for this external REST service.
Is there any other way to do this?
Thanks in advance
I have a Rest webservice to invoke from Oracle ADF. The service simply returns a success flag and a message. No need to have a Data Control for this.
Is there a rest client that I can use to invoke this rest service?
Other than 'REST Data Control, there is not any in-built in REST client available
in 'Oracle ADF'. Since 'Oracle ADF' is J2EE framework, you can any other java library like Jersey to invoke the RESTful service.
Rest client create http request GET, PUT, POST etc... to restful webservice.
You can use
org.springframework.web.client.RestTemplate
To call restFul API
Other way is using postman
I am using Apache camel and Spring boot and Rest service, we are exposing the rest service with Restlet component. Now I want to generate the API documentation using Swagger.
So I found two ways,
1) Add dependency and swagger config changes.
2) Create specification and invoke the developed service.
In both the ways I could not find any example with Restllet component. With restConfiguration() configuration its working, I want to do it with Restlet.
I have created specification in yaml and invoking the service, Service exposed using "restlet:http://0.0.0.0:8090/path?restletMethod=post" URI.
I am getting below error,
OPTIONS "http://127.0.0.1:8090/path" 500 (Internal Server Error)
Fetch API cannot load "http://127.0.0.1:8090/path". Response for preflight has invalid HTTP status code 500
with the swagger specification can we invoke camel Restlet? if yes, what is the approach?
We have created two APIs and deployed them to a Service Fabric Cluster, which exposes them as https://[clusterurl]:8100 and https://[ClusterURL]>:8101.
Now we want to expose these APIs via API Management Service, and we couldn't find any easy way to do so. There is one article at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/service-fabric/service-fabric-tutorial-deploy-api-management, but it's really very hard to understand and relate it with this SDK.
We managed to create an API Management Service instance and also to create a blank API (or import through Swagger) using the SDK. But we don't know how to import the Service Fabric API.
And we could create an API Management BackEnd pointing to the Service Fabric app, but then we couldn't find any way to bind this BackEnd to any API created in the API Management Service.
Any help, sample, and/or pointing in right direction is greatly appreciated.
For service fabric integration to work you need:
VNET that includes both your SF cluster and APIM instance.
Backend entity: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/apimanagement/backend/createorupdate it will let APIM know where your cluster is and provide it with necessary credentials to make calls.
set-backend-service policy: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/api-management/api-management-transformation-policies#SetBackendService It's usually placed in inbound section of API that needs to talk to SF. You should omit "base-url" attribute, use "backend-id" to specify id of backend entity created in previous point, and other "sf-*" to configure how exactly call should be made.
I have a REST service that I call from my client app. The service use JSON to manage data.
I want insert SAP NetWeaver Gateway between client and REST server to expose the REST data as oData.
The REST service have get and put methods to read and write data from/to db.
Now I have to decide the way in which starting:
Translate data from/to REST server using ABAP code to serialize data in the two ways (get REST data and create oData in response to a url get oData call and create the REST call in response to a url post oData call)
Use SMP - SAP Mobile Platform (Eclipse plugin) to write integration code (in javascript) to consume REST service in reading and writing exposing this service ad oData. http://scn.sap.com/community/developer-center/mobility-platform/blog/2015/04/08/integration-gateway-rest-data-source-overview-of-blogs
The 2nd solution seems to be the best way (no-require ABAP programming, use js high level language, parse-libs to manage oData and json ...) but i don't know if SMP was created to do this work.
And what is the result of the 2nd method? It seems to be a zip file (similar to a war) that I can push to the SAP Gateway to deploy the integration-logic. Right? How can I test my code without deploy every time the zip on SAP Gateway?
The recommended approach is to create a create Odata service in SAP Gateway and consume it in your app using SMP 3 or HCPms (SAP's mobile solution on cloud).
Use SMP SDK to consume the Odata service.