The aim is to try to implement ONVIF services in a flexible way and to learn a bit more about what could do Apache Camel.
This should probably never run inside a camera, but it could be use to test ONVIF client.

The application is based on Spring Framework and use :

• Apache CXF to manage WS endpoints
• Apache Camel to route the SOAP request
• Groovy to process SOAP request and produce SOAP response

The application instantiate an ONVIF Device Service and publish it using the WS-Discovery of Apache CXF.
Apache Camel is used to dispatch each ONVIF method to a groovy script located in groovy//.groovy.
Then adding support for a new method just need to add a new script. Modifying behaviour of a method could be done modifying the script without restart the application.

Container is a war, but it should be possible to use a jar assembly or an osgi bundle.

• mvn package build the web application.
• mvn build and run the web application in embedded tomcat.

Domain public.

• Running Application (https://spring-onvif.herokuapp.com/)
• Travis CI (https://travis-ci.org/mpromonet/spring-onvif)
• Maven Site (http://mpromonet.github.com/spring-onvif)
• Packaged Application (http://repository-mpr.forge.cloudbees.com/snapshot/spring/onvif/1.0-SNAPSHOT/)