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Components
Working with components
Another simple way to get started with ServiceMix is to try out the Spring Support. Then you can use ServiceMix inside your application right way, using Spring to wire the components together.
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To developing components you might want to check out our Component helper classes to take away some of the plumbing required to write JBI components - plus do take a look at the POJO Support for how to drop simple POJOs into ServiceMix.
Deploying new JBI deployment units
JBI defines a collection of different JBI deployment units (components, service units etc). ServiceMix supports these and allows hot deployment of these at runtime. You can use the Ant Tasks for these along with the Management features.
Another option is to drop component archives into the $SERVICEMIX_HOME/install directory and service assembilies into the $SERVICEMIX_HOME/deploy directory for them to be auto-deployed.
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For example configurations - see examples where the BPEL example uses auto-deployment. |