Apache ServiceMix, the Agile Open Source ESB -- Documentation

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Architecture
Components list
- Component Matrix
- JBI Components
- Lightweight components
  - Cache
  - Component helper classes
  - Drools
  - Email
    - Expressions
  - File
  - FTP
  - Groovy
  - HTTP
  - Jabber
  - JAX WS
  - JCA
  - JMS
  - POJO support
  - Quartz — The QuartzComponent integrates with the Quartz open source scheduler library. This allows ServiceMix to trigger service invocations at timed intervals to perform periodic tasks.
  - Reflection
  - RSS
  - SAAJ
  - Scripting
  - Validation
  - VFS
  - WSIF
  - WS Notification
    - WS Notification XMLBeans
  - XFire
  - XSLT
  - XSQL
- servicemix-exec
- Third party components
  - BPEL
Configuration examples
- JMS binding configuration
Cookbook
- servicemix-camel cookbook
  - Order File Processing — use a Camel Processor for enriching XML messages
- servicemix-mail cookbook
  - Simple Mail Forwarding — implement a simple mail forwarder
Features
Guides
Integration
JavaDocs
References
- Glossary
Resources
ServiceMix 3.1 features
- Thread pools
Tooling and Utilities
Tutorials
- 1. Beginner - Guided tour and core concepts — a guided tour and an introduction to important JBI concepts (BC, SE, SA, SU, ...)
  - 1.1. Beginner - Installing ServiceMix — install a standalone ServiceMix instance
    - Getting the software
  - 1.2. Beginner - Starting ServiceMix — how to install and start ServiceMix
    - Starting ServiceMix
  - 1.3. Beginner - About components — introduces JBI components and shows how to install them in ServiceMix
  - 1.4. Beginner - Running the wsdl-first example — how to install your first service assembly and introduces the concepts 'service assembly' and 'service unit'
  - 1.5. Beginner - Using JMX to look inside the ESB — connect to our ESB using JMX and examine what is happening under the covers
  - 1.6. Beginner - Exercise — practice the things you have learned
  - 1.7. Beginner - Summary — summary of the concepts that were introduced in this tutorial
- 2. Beginner - Using Maven to develop JBI applications — using Maven-based tooling and archetypes to develop JBI applications
  - 2.1. Beginner - Starting the Maven project — create a Maven project which will contain our SU and SA projects
  - 2.2. Beginner - Creating our first SU module — create our first SU module in our project
  - 2.3. Beginner - Configuring the servicemix-file SU — configure the tutorial-file-su
  - 2.4. Beginner - Creating the service assembly — use a Maven archetype to create a service assembly
  - 2.5. Beginner - Deploying the service assembly — use the Maven JBI plugin to deploy the service assembly
  - 2.6. Beginner - Exercise — add two service units and redeploy the service assembly by yourself
    - Replacing tutorial-eip-su with tutorial-camel-su
  - 2.7. Beginner - Summary — summary of the Maven archetypes and commands that you learned to use
- 3. Beginner - Using Apache Camel inside ServiceMix — use Apache Camel for routing and mediation inside ServiceMix
  - 3.1. Starting a new project — create a SA project which contains our servicemix-camel SU
  - 3.2. Using the Camel Java DSL for the first time — use the Camel Java DSL for the first time to specify a route
    - Using Eclipse with Maven
  - 3.3. Adding a JMS SU — add a JMS SU with two endpoints to interact with
  - 3.4. Exchanging messages with other JBI services — reconfigure Camel to send messages to the JBI endpoints we've just created
  - 3.5. Using other Camel components — use Apache Camel's optional components inside ServiceMix
  - 3.6. Summary and other possibilities — a summary of what you learned as well as an overview of other useful Camel features
- 4. Beginner - Outsource SU configuration in a properties file
- 6. Intermediate - Using EJB inside ServiceMix
- 7. Intermediate - Writing a http upload application — using Maven-based tooling and archetypes to develop a http upload JBI application
  - 7.01. Intermediate - Configuring Maven — configure Maven to use the right repository
  - 7.02. Intermediate - Starting the Maven project — create a Maven project which will contain our SU and SA projects
  - 7.03. Intermediate - Creating the http consumer SU — create our first SU module in our project
  - 7.04. Intermediate - Configuring the http consumer SU — configure the http-consumer-su
  - 7.05. Intermediate - Writing the marshaler class — write the marshaler class
  - 7.06. Intermediate - Creating the http handler SU — create the http handler bean SU
  - 7.07. Intermediate - Configuring the http handler SU — configure the http-handler-su
  - 7.08. Intermediate - Writing the bean class — write the bean class
  - 7.09. Intermediate - Creating the service assembly — use a Maven archetype to create a service assembly
  - 7.10. Intermediate - Testing the application — write the upload form
- Configure ServiceMix as a Windows Service
- Creating a protocol bridge
  - Creating a protocol bridge (3.0)
- Creating a Standard JBI Component
- Deploying Lightweight Components Tutorial
- Hello World - BC
- Hello World - SE
- Orchestration with JSR181
Xml schemas