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Like the name Liquid Reality suggests we are living in a world of very fast technological changes. During the 90ties the birth of the web started a process that changed the world. With information available just a google search away and internet based collaboration the available knowledge and open source software practically exploded. This website is dedicated to exploring the newest architectural and technological trends and how to make use of them beyond the first hype they usually create. Blog
Last changed Sep 03, 2009 17:45 by Christian Schneider
Whenever you create web services there is the problem where to store the service contracts. What you need is some kind of service repository. Of course there are good products that support this. But typically they are quite expensive and quite complex. So why not use the maven repository for this task? It already does a great job storing jars of libraries and zips of complete applications. So what does a service repository based on a maven repository offer? … Last year I held a talk about using a metamodel to communicate your service oriented architecture (SOA) on an IT conference in Stuttgart. I had the idea to model what we understand as our SOA effort as a metamodel when reading the great book domain driven design by Eric Evans. When talking with people in the company about our view on how we wanted to implement SOA it was quite difficult to explain. …
Last changed Okt 03, 2008 18:11 by Christian Schneider
I have done the last step to move the Apache CXF JMS Transport to Spring JMS. Some more details can be found in the Jira issue
Last changed Sep 27, 2008 19:43 by Christian Schneider
After having done several patches for the Apache CXF JMS componentI was voted as a commiter for the CXF project. Today I have got my user for the Apache subversion repository and of course I am eager to do my first own addition to the tree. I have already prepared a new stage in the JMS rewrite that is soon ready. …
Last changed Aug 31, 2008 22:29 by Christian Schneider
Over the weekend I did some bigger refactorings for the Apache CXF JMS transport to prepare it for the new configuration model. When I started the JMS code was really difficult to read. The code used callbacks at several places and jumped around between Classes and their subclasses. I have done a first refactoring in issue CXF-1773. The biggest improvement was getting rid of the class JMSTransportBase. … In this article I will propose an alternative configuration style for JMS (and perhaps also other transports). The style is quite similar to Camel´s style and tries to bring the positive aspects of the Camel transports to CXF.
Last changed Aug 28, 2008 21:56 by Christian Schneider
Configuring JMS in Apache CXF is possible but not really easy or nice. I have written a Tutorial on the Camel Wiki that shows how to use Apache Camel to provide a better JMS Transport for CXF. In this post I will describe how to do contract first in a very simple and efficient way. All people involved in webservice design have the problem what tool to use to describe the webservice interface. Of course there are wsdl editors but you can make many errors in using them and they are normally not very intuitive.
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