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Configuring Your Applications

FUSE ESB uses Spring-based configuration to deploy JAX-WS services. Using the configuration, you can control the transport used by your application. You can also configure your application to take advantage of WS-Addressing, WS-RM, and other enterprise features.

Table of Contents

4. Configuring Service Endpoints

Using the jaxws:endpoint Element
Using the jaxws:server Element
Adding Functionality to Service Providers

5. Configuring the HTTP Transport

Configuring a Consumer

Using Configuration
Using WSDL
Consumer Cache Control Directives

Configuring a Service Provider

Using Configuration
Using WSDL
Service Provider Cache Control Directives

Using the HTTP Transport in Decoupled Mode

6. Configuring the JMS Transport

Basic Endpoint Configuration

Using Configuration
Using WSDL
Using a Named Reply Destination

Consumer Endpoint Configuration

Using Configuration
Using WSDL

Provider Endpoint Configuration

Using Configuration
Using WSDL

JMS Runtime Configuration

JMS Session Pool Configuration
Consumer Specific Runtime Configuration
Provider Specific Runtime Configuration

7. FUSE Services Framework Logging

Overview of FUSE Services Framework Logging

Simple Example of Using Logging

Default logging.properties File

Configuring Logging Output
Configuring Logging Levels

Enabling Logging at the Command Line

Logging for Subsystems and Services

Logging Message Content

8. Deploying WS-Addressing

Introduction to WS-Addressing
WS-Addressing Interceptors
Enabling WS-Addressing
Configuring WS-Addressing Attributes

9. Enabling Reliable Messaging

Introduction to WS-RM

WS-RM Interceptors

Enabling WS-RM

Configuring WS-RM

Configuring FUSE Services Framework-Specific WS-RM Attributes
Configuring Standard WS-RM Policy Attributes
WS-RM Configuration Use Cases

Configuring WS-RM Persistence

10. Enabling High Availability

Introduction to High Availability
Enabling HA with Static Failover
Configuring HA with Static Failover