Hi, I would like to execute a stress test against the examples that come with the version 3.0 of ServiceMix. The aim is to evaluate the different ServiceMix components (standard JBI and lightweight components ) that comes with this ESB.
So then I need to "inject" some code in the components in order to get de execution times that each component needs to perform its task. My question is how can I do that ??... For my "custom" components should be quite easy but... what about the components (SE/BC) already implemented by the ServiceMix ? I have thought of some options but I'm not quite sure of them: 1.- MBeans: can I register my own MBeans in the ServiceMix components ? Maybe I need to extend the components in order to register the mbean programatically or maybe it is possible to register it declarativaly in the xbean.xml/servicemix.xml file. 2.- Is it possible to use Spring AOP in a JBI packaging configuration ? Maybe it could be an option to use introspection in order to take the time at the "start" and "stop" method of each component. Can I mix Spring introspection tags with ServimeMix component tags ? However, I do not really know which methods are called in the lyfecycle of each component ... 3.- Could I do this using listeners? Any advice about how to do it will be appreciate... Thank you and best regards, Antonio. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Performance-testing-of-JBI-ServiceMix-Components-tf2589775s12049.html#a7221473 Sent from the ServiceMix - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
