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Note: The content of this document is overlapping with Creating a Standard JBI Component and Notes on Creating JBI Component using maven2. Any changes you might want to do for this document might be relevant for them as well. Questions unanswered by this document may be answered by the other documents.

Note: The Roadmap for a perspective Servicemix developer might be a helpful reading as well, especially for new users. It focuses on using the examples and components shipped with ServiceMix during development in a company.

This tutorial describes how to create a very simple "Hello world" JBI service engine (SE) component, pack it into a Service Unit (SU) which will be packed to a Service Assambly (SA), and finally how to run the SE inside ServiceMix. The SE will answer received messages with "Hello, I received xyz bytes!", so we literally see that it works. As it has the same structure as real, useful SE, the given hints help to use the presented code as a blueprint to create own SE-SA-SUs. Still, the example is as minimalistic as possible, so readers shall not get lost in too many details but get an idea of the big picture.

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