Hi,
>
> Is it possible to integrate Crispy with an existing Struts based J2EE
> application ??.
>
> Currently I have different XML and Webservice calls integrated into my
> business layer talking to different vendors. Now I would like to replace all
> those implementations by Crispy and make as a common gateway to all my
> external vendor communications. After reading articals about Crispy I am
> very happy to use this but at the same time little confused as my current
> application is not SOA.
It is possible to integrate Crispy in an existing J2EE application.
By Struts communicate the (Web) Client with a special servlet (ActionServlet).
Crispy works too. For every vendor is on a server side corresponding servlet
(it means, for XML-RPC the XmlRpcHttpServlet, for Hessian the HessianServlet and so on).
Crispy is not supported an "all-round" Servlet for all vendors.
An easy way is, to extend the vendor servlets and add your service-interface-name
and your service implementation how:
public class MyXmlRpcHttpServlet extends XmlRpcHttpServlet {
public MyXmlRpcHttpServlet () {
addService(Echo.class.getName(), new EchoImpl ());
}
}
I hope, this is the answer to your questions.
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