There is a remote client for ServiceMix, but you will have to use the
jms flow,
which may not be what you want (see RemoteServiceMixClient).
Another solution would be to use a binding component, for example http,
to send
the request to the remote ServiceMix.
You could also try to embed you junit tests a la Cactus, so that they
are run
on the remote machine.
Cheers,
Guillaume Nodet
Maxim Surov wrote:
Hi all,
Can I perform JUnit tests in order to test JBI components that work in the
SpringJBIContainer on remote machine?
Can I use ServiceMixClient to do it?
Can I test remote JBI container using JUnit?
Regards,
Maxim
