Access to web service from other computers in a LAN

[Anonymous]

Hello,

I have installed Talend ESB container RunTime as a service on a Windows server 2012 R2.

I have created the "Hello world" web service.

It's working on this server : 

http://localhost:8088/ gives me 

<root>
<Reponse>Hello world !!!</Reponse>
</root>

How can I have access to this "Hello world" web service from other computers in the LAN ?

I have tried to use the name_of_the_server:8088 but it doesn't worked.

What can I do ?

Ben

[Anonymous]

Have you tried using the IP address of the machine. If you do not have a DNS or HOSTS files configured properly, machine names will not necessarily work. 

Also, it seems strange that your http://localhost:8088 url would work since the ESB Runtime is configured by default to use port 8040 and you would need to a URL similar to this....

http://localhost:8040/services/

....to see a list of your services. A service called "myservice" installed into the Runtime configured as above, would be accessed via this url...

http://localhost:8040/services/myservice

[Anonymous]

I have already used the IP address : no result

when I use http://localhost:8040/services/ I have this :
Available RESTful services:
Endpoint address: http://localhost:8088/
WADL : http://localhost:8088/?_wadl

On the server I have installed Talend ESB, is it the reason why the server use the port 8088 ?

[Anonymous]

You got what I would expect you to get when used the url http://localhost:8040/services/. However it looks like you have not promoted your web service to the runtime. It  should be listed in the available services. 

Are you using the the Open Studio version or the Data Fabric version of Talend ESB?

[Anonymous]

I'm using Talend Open Studio for ESB Version: 7.2.1

For this job, I have done :

Build job

select OSGI Bundle For ESB

And  I have put the generated jar file in the folder : C:\Talend ESB\Runtime_ESBSE\container\deploy

[Anonymous]

That is correct. Now, when you go to  http://localhost:8040/services/ you should see your service listed there. If you do not, either the service is not running because of a problem or you have more than one runtime on your machine. 

To test to see if the service is running, go to your c:\Talend ESB\Runtime_ESBSE\container\bin folder and run client.bat. This will reveal your Karaf console. Type bundle:list (this could be bundles:list ....I forget and cannot do this right now as I don't have a runtime installed). This will reveal all of the bundles that running in your Karaf. You should see your service there if it is in the deploy folder. It will tell you its status.

[Anonymous]

Hello,

when I go to http://localhost:8040/services/  I have this message :

HTTP ERROR 404

Problem accessing /services/. Reason:

Not Found

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When I run client.bat in c:\Talend ESB\Runtime_ESBSE\container\bin folder, I have been asked for a password for tadmin

I have seen in users.properties in the folder C:\Talend ESB\Runtime_ESBSE\container\etc 

tadmin=tadmin,_g_:admingroup,sl_admin

so, I try with the password tadmin, I have the message "No more authentication methods available"

[Anonymous]

Something has clearly changed as before you said.....

"when I use http://localhost:8040/services/ I have this :
Available RESTful services:"

Now you are saying that you are getting an error when you call that URL. What have you done between then and now?

[Anonymous]

I have tried again http://localhost:8040/services/ and I have :

Available RESTful services:
Endpoint address: http://localhost:8088/
WADL : http://localhost:8088/?_wadl

I don't know why it wasn't working before...