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Loan Broker BPEL example

This example is a new version of the Loan Broker example which uses a BPEL process and xml messages instead of using message properties only. In addition, it leverages the maven plugin for ServiceMix which ease the process of building JBI applications.

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Running the Loan-Broker-BPEL example

It is based on the great EIP book(http://www.enterpriseintegrationpatterns.com/ComposedMessagingExample.html ).
It leverages the BPEL service engine, JMS binding component and some lightweight components provided by ServiceMix.

First start a ServiceMix server (if not already started) by running

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in the root dir of your distribution.

The example depends on Apache Ode JBI Service Engine.

For running this within a Servicemix 3.2.x version you will need to build the Ode JBI Service Engine yourself until they do their next release.

Take a look at their getting ode page - http://ode.apache.org/building-ode.html

You need Ruby and buildr installed.

Note: For 3.2.x versions you need to do 'gem install buildr -v 1.2.10'

After it is built - you need to copy the "apache-ode-jbi-x.x.zip into a directory and extract the ode-jbi-x.x.zip

You will need to copy this zip into the hotdeploy directory of this distribution prior to the following instructions.

To run this sample, launch the following commands:

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To test this sample, launch the following commands:

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This will run a JMS Client against it that sends a request and expects a Loan Quote as a response.

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