Examples of org.apache.cxf.jaxws.spring.JaxWsWebServicePublisherBeanPostProcessor

org.apache.cxf.jaxws.spring.JaxWsWebServicePublisherBeanPostProcessor

Bean to scan context for potential web services. This scans the beans for classes that are annotated with @WebService. Excepting those already declared via the JAX-WS Spring schema, it launches each as an endpoint. By default, it sets up a default JaxWsServiceFactory and JAX-B data binding, and then creates a URL under /services/ based on the service name. Properties of the bean permit you to configure this; if you set prototypeServiceFactoryBeanName, the code will fetch that bean. It must be a prototype, since service factory object can't be used for more than one endpoint. Similarly, prototypeDataBindingBeanName can be used to control the data binding. Note that this class uses {@link org.apache.cxf.transport.servlet#CXFServlet} from the cxf-rt-transports-http-jetty library, which is not part of the standard dependencies of the JAX-WS front end. If you use this processor in an environment with no servlet, it will still launch the endpoints using the embedded CXF server.

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public class CustomizedfBeanPostProcessorTest extends AbstractCXFSpringTest {
    
    @Test
    public void verifyServices() throws Exception {
        JaxWsWebServicePublisherBeanPostProcessor 
            bpp = (JaxWsWebServicePublisherBeanPostProcessor)applicationContext.getBean("postprocess");
        assertTrue(bpp.isCustomizedDataBinding());
        assertTrue(bpp.isCustomizedServerFactory());
        
    }

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