Hey, There are some EIP patterns that you can use to achieve your objectives..you can use one with another depending on your needs. You can check them out and see if any of these patterns will work for you.
http://incubator.apache.org/servicemix/servicemix-eip.html#servicemix-eip-Pipeline HTH, Cristina vinodhc wrote: > > Eduardo, > > Thanks. This was mentioned in the samples. I will try this out. But my > main intention was to route to other components using configuration rather > than code. > > It is not the case of just this one service. I have other components that > execute business logic that I want to expose as a web service on the bus. > > So in that case, I would code in each service to route to the next > component whereas I wanted to manage this through configuration i.e. using > servicemix routing mechanism. > > I know there is bpel to route between web services but here are the issues > I have with bpel: > 1. I will have to create a wsdl for each of my business components > 2. How do I route from my bpel to other non-web service components? > > Can we not use pipeline or something to route between services? > > Or should I convert all of my business components as POJOs that implement > the JBI methods to be able to route to them? > > Vinod. > > > eburgos wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> I also had this problem, I hope there will be soon a better way to do >> this >> but i will explain how I am doing it currently. >> >> routing from jsr181 to the rest of servicemix: >> >> I deployed a pojo jsr181 endpoint. >> >> <jsr181:endpoint ... > >> <jsr181:pojo> >> <bean class="com.test.TestWebService"> >> <property name="myProperty"> >> <ref bean="myBean" /> >> </property> >> </bean> >> </jsr181:pojo> >> </jsr181:endpoint> >> >> >> fortunately, the jsr181 component code injects your JBI component context >> if >> you have a ComponentContext property in your pojo declared, something >> like >> this: >> >> >> private ComponentContext context; >> >> @WebMethod(exclude = true) >> public ComponentContext getContext() { >> return context; >> } >> >> @WebMethod(exclude = true) >> public void setContext(ComponentContext context) { >> this.context = context; >> } >> >> >> Im not sure if you need the property accessor methods but I have them. >> Now, if you know where is your message going to forward to (i.e. if you >> know >> where is located your business component ) then you can proceed and use >> the >> context to deliver the message. Something like this: >> >> >> protected void forward(NormalizedMessage msg) { >> EndpointDeliveryChannel channel; >> >> try { >> channel = (EndpointDeliveryChannel) context.getDeliveryChannel(); >> >> ServiceEndpoint se = context.getEndpoint( new QName("foo:test"), >> "myEndpoint"); >> >> InOnly exch = channel.createExchangeFactory(se) >> .createInOnlyExchange(); >> >> >> exch.setInMessage(msg); >> >> context.getDeliveryChannel().send(exch); >> } >> >> } catch (MessagingException e) { >> >> e.printStackTrace(); >> } catch (NamingException e) { >> // TODO Auto-generated catch block >> e.printStackTrace(); >> } >> >> } >> >> >> >> with that method you can manually create your NormalizedMessage and send >> it >> to the deliverychannel to the service you specify. Note that this >> approach >> doesnt involve any security at all (i.e. you might have chained your >> jsr181 >> endpoint with a servicemix-http endpoint. If you have done this and you >> need >> any info such as username/password, you will find that with >> JBIContext.getMessageExchange() ) >> >> reply if you have any issues or if this didn't work at all :) >> >> >> >> >> >> Eduardo Burgos >> >> >> On 2/19/07, Vinod Chhabria <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> >>> Hi, >>> >>> I have a need to create a flow by routing through various components of >>> servicemix. Please guide me. >>> >>> Here are my requirements: >>> >>> 1. A web service is exposed for clients. >>> >>> 2. This web service is the starting point of the flow. >>> >>> 3. From this web service I need to call another business component >>> / service that does some validation >>> >>> 4. Then another business component / service that executes some >>> business logic >>> >>> 5. Then there is a router to be called that conditionally routes to >>> different transformation components. >>> >>> 6. After the transformation component a web service of an external >>> application needs to be invoked. >>> >>> 7. The response of this web service then needs to be transformed >>> and sent back as a response to the client that invoked our web service >>> that was invoked. >>> >>> >>> >>> I need to understand how to configure this flow. >>> >>> 1. Do I expose the business components as web services using >>> servicemix-jsr181? >>> >>> 2. If yes, but from one servicemix-jsr181 component how do I route >>> to another servicemix-jsr181 without calling it in the code? >>> >>> 3. I know bpel is used for web services orchestration, but can I >>> use it to orchestrate part of my flow i.e. I use bpel only to >>> orchestrate the first 3 services and then I use some routing component >>> to route to other transformation components further on? >>> >>> >>> >>> Regards, >>> >>> Vinod. >>> >>> <http://dataexchange.sterlingtesting.com/images/sigs/image001.gif> >>> >>> <http://dataexchange.sterlingtesting.com/images/sigs/image000.gif> >>> >>> Vinod H. Chhabria :: Senior Developer, Integration Services >>> Sterling Testing Systems :: 249 West 17th Street :: 6th Floor :: New >>> York :: NY :: 10011 >>> 646-435-2208 (t) :: 646-435-2281 (f) >>> www.sterlingtesting.com <http://www.sterlingtesting.com> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> This email (and any attachments) is intended only for the use of the >>> individual or entity named above and may contain information that is >>> privileged and confidential. 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