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To install or transform ServiceMix as a Web Application Server, you can use the "web" and "web-core" feature (available under ServiceMix 4) or install the following bundles manually :

• OPS4J Pax Web - Web Container (0.5.2)
• OPS4J Pax Web - Jsp Support (0.5.2)
• OPS4J Pax Web Extender - WAR (0.5.0)
• OPS4J Pax Web Extender - Whiteboard (0.5.0)
• OPS4J Pax Url - war:, war-i: (0.3.3)
• Apache ServiceMix Bundles: jetty-6.1.14 (6.1.14.1)

The Web Application Server becomes available at the url http://localhost:8080^{Image Removed}.

Evidently, no jsp pages, servlets are available. Don't worry, to deploy a WAR, you only have to copy it to the deploy directory of ServiceMix and it will convert be converted as a bundle

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By example, you can install a simple Hello World war using the command

install war:file:///d:/temp/sample.war?Webapp-Context=sample^{Image Removed}

remarks :

• file:///

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• must be changed according to the location of your war
• The parameter WebApp-Context is added to have a nicer web address

and see the result at the address : http://localhost:8080/sample/index.html^{Image Removed}

Yes, this looks beautiful but the web port number is 8080, my boss would like to secure the web site, change the session timeout, ....

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You restart Servicemix and now the web site is available at the following address :

http://localhost/sample/index.html^{Image Removed}