Chad,

Hi.

I'm about to start a big project for a BPM product
(Business Process Manangement). I would like to use
this framework for our services layer.




Welcome aboard!

Are configuration:
JBoss3.2.2
JDK1.4.2
Keel2.0



Perfect...these are what have been integrated together. I don't think the RC1b version available on SourceForge contains the JBoss updates put in recently, so please use CVS until RC2 comes out (sometime next week).

For the first service I would like to write and
contribute is a svc-authentication-ldapsdk for do LDAP
security through the Netscape SDK instead of JNDI.



Sounds great (the contribution part :-)! svc-authentication-* has the most examples, hopefully this will go pretty smooth.

I have read over your site for two days now and I
think I am ready to get started. I have downloaded Keel.


Questions:
1. I have JBoss installed can I just run ant
assemble-deploy command instead on completeinstall?
(The later was failing with error Expanding
...struts.jar)


I ran into this with tomcat the other day, seems like some of the Apache mirrors have corrupt JARs. You can either change the download server in keel-build/ant.properties for whatever JAR is failing, or you can download the JAR manually and stick it in keel-build/deploy. If you download manually, instead of running "ant completeinstall", just run "ant install-keeltools" followed by "ant assemble-deploy".

2. Once i have run the assemble-deploy then
jboss-struts do I take the keel-erver.jar and drop it
under my JBoss deploy directory?



If you want to run Keel as a Message-Driven Bean (MDB) and have the Keel client/server comm. use JBossMQ/JMS. then follow instructions here: http://66.105.113.115/vqwiki-2.3.5/jsp/Wiki?JBossStruts
If you want to simply use JBoss as another webapp container, then copy default-deploy.properties into local-deploy.properties, and in there change deploy.webapp.path to point to whatever directory in JBoss WAR files should be deployed, then build like this "ant -Ddeploy.name=local assemble-deploy". I have never tried this (the second method) myself, but I think Mike was looking into it. If you don't change the webapp path, by default the WAR file is put in keel-build/deploy/jakarta-tomcat-4.1.29/webapps.


HTH,
Shash

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