Examples of org.apache.cxf.jaxws.JaxWsClientFactoryBean

org.apache.cxf.jaxws.JaxWsClientFactoryBean
Bean to help easily create Client endpoints for JAX-WS.

        
        // quick null point check for serviceClass
        //ObjectHelper.notNull(cls, "Please provide endpoint service interface class");
        
        if (CxfEndpointUtils.hasWebServiceAnnotation(cls)) {
            return new JaxWsProxyFactoryBean(new JaxWsClientFactoryBean() {
                @Override
                protected void createClient(Endpoint ep) {
                    setClient(new CamelCxfClientImpl(getBus(), ep));
                }
            });

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     * Create a client factory bean object.  Notice that the serviceClass <b>must</b> be
     * an interface.
     */
    protected ClientFactoryBean createClientFactoryBean(Class<?> cls) throws CamelException {
        if (CxfEndpointUtils.hasWebServiceAnnotation(cls)) {
            return new JaxWsClientFactoryBean() {
                @Override
                protected Client createClient(Endpoint ep) {
                    return new CamelCxfClientImpl(getBus(), ep);
                }
            };

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     * Create a client factory bean object.  Notice that the serviceClass <b>must</b> be
     * an interface.
     */
    protected ClientFactoryBean createClientFactoryBean(Class<?> cls) throws CamelException {
        if (CxfEndpointUtils.hasWebServiceAnnotation(cls)) {
            return new JaxWsClientFactoryBean() {
                @Override
                protected Client createClient(Endpoint ep) {
                    return new CamelCxfClientImpl(getBus(), ep);
                }
            };

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     * Create a client factory bean object.  Notice that the serviceClass <b>must</b> be
     * an interface.
     */
    protected ClientFactoryBean createClientFactoryBean(Class<?> cls) throws CamelException {
        if (CxfEndpointUtils.hasWebServiceAnnotation(cls)) {
            return new JaxWsClientFactoryBean() {
                @Override
                protected Client createClient(Endpoint ep) {
                    return new CamelCxfClientImpl(getBus(), ep);
                }
            };

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     * Create a client factory bean object.  Notice that the serviceClass <b>must</b> be
     * an interface.
     */
    protected ClientProxyFactoryBean createClientFactoryBean(Class<?> cls) throws CamelException {
        if (CxfEndpointUtils.hasWebServiceAnnotation(cls)) {
            return new JaxWsProxyFactoryBean(new JaxWsClientFactoryBean() {
                @Override
                protected Client createClient(Endpoint ep) {
                    return new CamelCxfClientImpl(getBus(), ep);
                }
            });

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     * Create a client factory bean object.  Notice that the serviceClass <b>must</b> be
     * an interface.
     */
    protected ClientFactoryBean createClientFactoryBean(Class<?> cls) throws CamelException {
        if (CxfEndpointUtils.hasWebServiceAnnotation(cls)) {
            return new JaxWsClientFactoryBean() {
                @Override
                protected Client createClient(Endpoint ep) {
                    return new CamelCxfClientImpl(getBus(), ep);
                }
            };

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     * Create a client factory bean object.  Notice that the serviceClass <b>must</b> be
     * an interface.
     */
    protected ClientFactoryBean createClientFactoryBean(Class<?> cls) throws CamelException {
        if (CxfEndpointUtils.hasWebServiceAnnotation(cls)) {
            return new JaxWsClientFactoryBean() {
                @Override
                protected Client createClient(Endpoint ep) {
                    return new CamelCxfClientImpl(getBus(), ep);
                }
            };

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     * Create a client factory bean object.  Notice that the serviceClass <b>must</b> be
     * an interface.
     */
    protected ClientProxyFactoryBean createClientFactoryBean(Class<?> cls) throws CamelException {
        if (CxfEndpointUtils.hasWebServiceAnnotation(cls)) {
            return new JaxWsProxyFactoryBean(new JaxWsClientFactoryBean() {
                @Override
                protected Client createClient(Endpoint ep) {
                    return new CamelCxfClientImpl(getBus(), ep);
                }
            });

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     * Create a client factory bean object.  Notice that the serviceClass <b>must</b> be
     * an interface.
     */
    protected ClientFactoryBean createClientFactoryBean(Class<?> cls) throws CamelException {
        if (CxfEndpointUtils.hasWebServiceAnnotation(cls)) {
            return new JaxWsClientFactoryBean() {
                @Override
                protected Client createClient(Endpoint ep) {
                    return new CamelCxfClientImpl(getBus(), ep);
                }
            };

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     * Create a client factory bean object.  Notice that the serviceClass <b>must</b> be
     * an interface.
     */
    protected ClientFactoryBean createClientFactoryBean(Class<?> cls) throws CamelException {
        if (CxfEndpointUtils.hasWebServiceAnnotation(cls)) {
            return new JaxWsClientFactoryBean() {
                @Override
                protected Client createClient(Endpoint ep) {
                    return new CamelCxfClientImpl(getBus(), ep);
                }
            };

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