Hi Bruce, you are very kind :-D Thanks for your support. I will do as you have said.
I'm already using a 3.0-M2 version of servicemix. Only one question. I haven't uderstand well the difference from using "servicemix.xml" descriptor instead of "xbean.xml". Both "file-binding" and "soap-binding" exmple suggest to lunch servicemix using this command: ..bin/serivicemix servicemix.xml But.. i have compiled with ANT the soap-binding example i have obtained a zip file (i think service assembly??) that must be copied to servicemix/bin/deploy directory in order to have the service working. So... no servicemix.xml file :-) So my question is... the first method (servicemix.xml) is only for testing purpose? because... if i have a lot of service, this file can grow and became difficult to mantain. Instead, the second method, is usefull for have hot deploy and to have all service definded in a separated file. So.. in a production environment... what is the best choise? Thanks, Davide P.S. sorry for my stupid question... have patience with me :-D -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/ServiceMix-Beginner---Help-me-%3A-D-tf1899815.html#a5201615 Sent from the ServiceMix - User forum at Nabble.com.
