Hi Community,
Currently I am exploring a possibilities to make and receive calls form a webservice using WSDL/SOAP
from what I have found making calls should be quite OK, but what I cant find very well documented is how to make something like a message listener for such calls.
Some interesting comments to this topic I have found
thorben here basically wrote I should write it by myself
https://forum.camunda.io/t/exposing-camunda-as-webservice/1709/2?u=michal_s
What I have found is that it should be possible to start a process by SOAP CXF
https://github.com/camunda/camunda-bpm-examples/tree/master/startevent/soap-cxf-server-start
Thx for any advice
M.
Hi @Michal_S,
What you have found is pretty much up-to-date on this topic, i.e. you’ll have to implement the endpoint yourself and then use the Java API. The example can serve as a starting point. Do you have a specific question on this topic?
Cheers,
Thorben
Hi Throben,
thank you for the answer.
I have only two things on my mind:
- wishful request to implement standardized SOAP endpoint
to the next version of Camunda
- and a question, will https://zeebe.io/ try to solve cases like this?
Thx
M.
I’m sorry, this is very unlikely. If you like, you can start a community extension with visibility in the Camunda organization. See the following link for some details: How to Contribute | Camunda
The final feature set of Zeebe is far from defined. However, due to the low demand for SOAP APIs these days, I doubt it will have one out of the box.
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to the next version of Camunda