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You will then find a jboss-deployer-3.0-incubating-SNAPSHOT.sar in the target directory, simply take this and drop it in your JBoss deploy directory (currently only tested on JBos 4.0.3), and away you go!!! Want to see it in action? You should be able to drop the JBI RI Transformation Engine example straight into the deploy directory and watch it pick up. Suddenly you have JBI enabled your JBoss Server!

Deploying standard JBI artifacts

You can deploy standard JBI components and Service Assemblies on your JBI-enabled JBoss, by simply copying these artifacts to the deploy directory in JBoss. They will all use the same JBI container and will be able to communicate together.
Note that if you use XBean configuration files (see below), each file dropped will create a new JBI container.
To work around that, you can change your servicemix.xml file and deploy it as a Service Unit on the lightweight container.

Deploying ServiceMix XBean Configurations

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