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This little page describes the CIMERO project which is a graphical Eclipse tooling for ServiceMix.

  This Eclipse plugin permits to create graphically a configuration of a ServiceMix flow. The created graph can build an XML configuration file to ServiceMix or a JBI package.

The graphical configuration contains a toolbox (which contains some Binding Components and some Service Engines), a drawing area and a properties area. To use it, you have just to choose the component you want in the toolbox and to drop it on the drawing area. Then, you can configure it and connect it with other components (see the screenshot in attachement and the corresponding XML generated file (and the drools file) - and the corresponding JBI package).

 Moreover, we associated this plugin with a second one which allows to create and run a ServiceMix server under Eclipse (based on the source code provided by ServiceMix). Then, our plugin is able to deploy a JBI package on a ServiceMix server by a single mouse click (without competition with the future ServiceMix plugin).

TIP : These two plugins are explained in the Eclipse "Help contents".

In the "Attachments" page, you could find
* a flash demonstration (10Mo - 1600*1280)

 
 
Requirements :

* WST/JST : [http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/index.html]
* EMF : [http://download3.eclipse.org/tools/emf/scripts/downloads.php]
* GEF : [http://download3.eclipse.org/tools/gef/downloads/index.php]

_Tested on Debian, Windows 2000, Windows XP with Eclipse 3.1.2 et 3.2.0_

As an example, the next picture is a screenshoot of a CIMERO use. It's created graph is composed by :

- an input mail message
- a router of mail message
- an  output mail message
- an output SOAP message

The router is based on the "from" property of the input mail message and it send to the output mail server or to the ouput webservice.

A graph like this can be transformed automaticaly into an XML configuration file for ServiceMix or into a JBI package.

The generated package can be deployed automaticaly on a ServiceMix server (you must configure and start it before deploying).

 
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