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1. Beginner - Guided tour and core concepts
Our first tutorial gives you a guided tour and an introduction to important JBI concepts (BC, SE, SA, SU, ...) Goals of the document This tutorial provides an easy and convenient way for a new user to learn about: installing and starting ...
1. Quick start
1. Quick start If you are in a hurry to have Apache ServiceMix up and running right away, this article will provide you with some basic steps for downloading, building (when needed) and running the server in no time. This is clearly not a complete guide so you ...
1.1. Beginner - Installing ServiceMix
start this tutorial, we are going to install a standalone ServiceMix instance on our machine. Introduction There are several ways to get ServiceMix up and running on your machine. The easiest way however is by downloading the distribution and installing it on you local machine. Some conventions ...
1.2. Beginner - Starting ServiceMix
page of the tutorial describes how to install and start ServiceMix Starting ServiceMix
1.3. Beginner - About components
page introduces JBI components and shows how to install them in ServiceMix Components Before you can start building your own integration application (also known as service assemblies), you need to add support to the JBI container for the types ...
1.4. Beginner - Running the wsdl-first example
page tells you how to install your first service assembly and introduces the concepts 'service assembly' and 'service unit' Service assemblies In order to deploy an application to a JBI container, it is packaged as a service assembly, much like a JAVA web ...
1.5. Beginner - Using JMX to look inside the ESB
Finally, we going to connect to our ESB using JMX and examine what is happening under the covers JMX When ServiceMix is running, you can connect to it using a JMX console to examine what is going on inside ServiceMix and to manage the environment ...
1.6. Beginner - Exercise
Now it is time to practice the things you have learned . Introducing the protocol bridge example The protocol bridge example that is included with the distribution is a service assembly that: receives an HTTP request transforms the message using XSLT and sends it to a JMS queue Exercise ...
1.7. Beginner - Summary
summary of the concepts that were introduced in this tutorial In this tutorial... ...you learned how to: install and start ServiceMix install JBI components to enhance the JBI container's functionality deploy applications, packaged as service assemblies connect to ServiceMix using JMX We also ...
2. Beginner - Using Maven to develop JBI applications
An overview of using Mavenbased tooling and archetypes to develop JBI applications Goals of the document This tutorial provides an easy and convenient way for a new user to learn about: using Maven to develop JBI service units and service assemblies using ...
2. Introduction
2. Introduction Introduction to ESB This document introduces the general concept of an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) and the Java Business Integration (JBI) specification, followed by a discussion of ServiceMix, an open source ESB implementation based on the JBI standard JSR ...
2.1. Beginner - Starting the Maven project
start this tutorial, we are going to create a Maven project which will contain our SU and SA projects . Creating the Maven project We start by creating an empty directory to hold the project. Next, create a pom.xml file in it that contains the common ...
2.2. Beginner - Creating our first SU module
Now, we are going to create our first SU module in our project . Using a Maven archetype to create the service unit project ServiceMix provides several Maven archetypes to help you create your projects more rapidly and reliably ...
2.3. Beginner - Configuring the servicemix-file SU
We now have to configure the tutorialfilesu to copy files from one directory to the other. Configuring pom.xml Changing the project name In order to make the build output a little bit more comprehensible, we first change the project name in the generated ...
2.4. Beginner - Creating the service assembly
tutorialfirstsu ready, we are now ready to use a Maven archetype to create a service assembly Creating the service assembly (SA) Just as we started our service unit with a Maven archetype, we are also going to use a Maven archetype ({{servicemixserviceassembly ...
2.5. Beginner - Deploying the service assembly
We are now going to use the Maven JBI plugin to deploy the service assembly Deploy the SA Using hotdeploy Navigate into your project's SA directory and create the SA zip file. cd tutorialsa mvn install The SA zip file ...
2.6. Beginner - Exercise
exercise, you will have to add two service units and redeploy the service assembly by yourself . Introduction Instead of simply copying files from one directory to the other, we are now going to send the message straight to a JMS queue. We also ...
2.7. Beginner - Summary
summary of the Maven archetypes and commands that you learned to use In this tutorial... ...you learned how to: start a new service assembly project using Maven archetypes configure service units by editing the xbean.xml file build and deploy the service assembly using ...
2007-10-17
17 October 2007 This report for October is the first report since ServiceMix graduation last month. ServiceMix resources have not been moved yet. Hopefully everything will be sorted out soon. We have released our first non incubating ...
2007-11-14
14 November 2007 This report for November is the second report since ServiceMix graduation. ServiceMix resources have not been completely moved yet. The web site has moved to its final location (http://servicemix.apache.org) but the mailing lists and svn have ...
2007-12-19
19 December 2007 This report for December is the third monthly report since ServiceMix graduation. ServiceMix resources have been completely moved out of the Incubator area. We have reorganized the svn subtree so that both ServiceMix 3.x and 4.x ...
2008-03-19
19 March 2008 Community ========= Added the following committers: Chris Custine Jeff Yu Lars Heinemann Releases ======== Apache ServiceMix Kernel 1.0m2 Development =========== ServiceMix 3.2 and 3.3 are actively maintained, with new components being included in the 3.3 trunk ...
2008-06-18
June 18th, 2008 In the three months that passed since our latest board report, there were no changes to the committer base or PMC. With the existing team however, we had a lot of activity on ServiceMix 4: the release of ServiceMix NMR 1.0m1 in the second ...
2008-09-17
September 17th, 2008 Since the last report, ServiceMix has released the following things: First set of OSGi bundles ServiceMix Specs 1.0.1 ServiceMix 3.2.2 ServiceMix Kernel 1.0.0rc2 Second set of OSGi bundles ServiceMix Specs 1.1.0 ...
2008-12-17
December 17th, 2008 Since September report, ServiceMix has released the following things: ServiceMix Kernel 1.0.0 ServiceMix NMR 1.0.0m2 ServiceMix NMR 1.0.0m3 ServiceMix Specs 1.1.0 ServiceMix Specs 1.1.1 ServiceMix maven plugins (jbimavenplugin ...
2009-03-18
March 18th, 2009 Development continues towards a release of ServiceMix 4, while we also keep on working on improving and stabilizing ServiceMix 3. The upcoming release already gets a fair share of the attention on the mailing, with early adopters helping out ...
2009-06-17
June 17th, 2009 We have release ServiceMix 4.0.0, which includes a bunch of subprojects released: a set of 21 osgi bundles for third party dependencies ServiceMix Kernel 1.1.0 ServiceMix NMR 1.0.0 JBI components 2009.01 release ...
2009-09-01
September 1st, 2009 A new version of servicemixexec component is ready to be release. A vote will be proposed soon. This new version supports WSDL publishing with JAXB data binding. The WSDL support for most of components is on the road. Using WSDL, the component can be "self ...
3. Beginner - Using Apache Camel inside ServiceMix
tutorial teaches you to use Apache Camel for routing and mediation inside ServiceMix Prerequisites Before starting this tutorial, you should... be able to use ServiceMix (start/stop the container, deploy service assemblies, ...) know how to use the Maven archetypes ...
3. Installation
3. Installation This document describes how to install and configure ServiceMix 3.x for both Unix and Windows' platforms. Here you will find information about what are pre requisite software, where to download Geronimo from and how to customize the installation to use ...
3.1. Starting a new project
Before we can really get started, we have to create a SA project which contains our servicemixcamel SU . Because this is basically what we have learned in the previous tutorial 2. Beginner Using Maven to develop JBI ...
3.2. Using the Camel Java DSL for the first time
page, we are going to use the Camel Java DSL for the first time to specify a route . This tutorial uses the Java DSL, but Camel also supports a Spring XMLbased syntax for specifying routes and will probably support things like a Groovy DSL in the future ...
3.3. Adding a JMS SU
Before we can learn about accessing other services on the JBI ESB, we have to add a JMS SU with two endpoints to interact with . Adding a JMS SU Creating the JMS SU You can create the JMS SU by using ...
3.4. Exchanging messages with other JBI services
page, we are going to reconfigure Camel to send messages to the JBI endpoints we've just created . Modifying {{MyCamelRoute}} class If you look at the code below, it might come as no surprise that the only thing you need to know to interact with the JBI services ...
3.5. Using other Camel components
We have learned about using Camel to do routing inside ServiceMix, but is also possible use Apache Camel's optional components inside ServiceMix to provide even more possibilities than those offered by the standard JBI components. Using ...
3.6. Summary and other possibilities
page, we will just give a summary of what you learned as well as an overview of other useful Camel features . Summary In this tutorial, you learned: how to use the {{servicemixcamelserviceunit}} Maven archetype to generate a new Camel SU how to specify ...
4. Beginner - Outsource SU configuration in a properties file
4. Beginner Outsource SU configuration in a properties file This tutorial teaches you how to externalize SU configuration in a dedicated properties file (on a special location or in the ServiceMix classpath). Using this, you are able to change the service configuration without rebuilding your ...
4. Beginner - Web services with ServiceMix and CXF
Web services with ServiceMix and CXF This tutorial teaches you how you can use the CXF components for building a new web service in ServiceMix. Goals of the document This tutorial shows you how to create a new web service using the servicemixcxfse ...
4. Examples
4. Examples The ServiceMix distribution comes with several examples categories. The following sections of this document will help you understanding the differences between these examples and explain alternative methods to start them #Maven configuration #JBI packaging #Static configuration using Maven ...
4.01. Creating the Maven project
Creating the Maven project On this page, we are going to create a Maven project which will contain our SU and SA projects . Creating the Maven project Now we need to decide where our project will be located. There will be one project folder containing ...
4.02. Creating cxf-bc service unit
Creating the CXFBC Service Unit On this page we are going to create the cxfbc service unit. . Using a Maven archetype to create the service unit project ServiceMix provides several Maven archetypes to help you create your projects more rapidly ...
4.03. Configuring the cxf-bc-su service unit
Configuring the cxfbcsu service unit On this page we are going to configure the cxfbcsu to provide our webservice . Configuring the pom.xml First of all we move into the created folder mycxfbcsu. Changing the project name In order to make the build output a little bit ...
4.04. Creating cxf-se service unit
Creating the cxfse service unit On this page, we are going to create the cxfse service unit. . Using a Maven archetype to create the service unit project ServiceMix provides several Maven archetypes to help you create your projects more rapidly ...
4.05. Configuring the cxf-se-su service unit
Configuring the cxfsesu service unit On this page, we are going to configure the cxfsesu service unit to provide our webservice . Configuring the pom.xml First of all we need to move into the created folder mycxfsesu. Changing the project name In order to make the build ...
4.06. Creating the service assembly (SA)
Creating the service assembly (SA) On this page, we are going to create a service assembly . Using a Maven archetype to create the service assembly ServiceMix provides Maven archetype to help you create your service assembly.(SA) Run this command from ...
4.07. Testing of service
Testing the webservice On this page, we are going to test our webservice. . Creating the test page Here is a test HTML page. | 
