jbi joe,
If you look at
http://incubator.apache.org/servicemix/15-beginner-using-jmx-to-look-inside-the-esb.html,
that page describes how to connect to ServiceMix using JMX and how to
look at the endpoint that are available.
The page is part of a tutorial-in-progress, so if you have any problems
with the information provided there, please report them so I can update
the page.
Gert
jbi joe wrote:
Even a better question, how can I view all endpoints on my ESB?
When the Service Unit containing the BPEL, WSDL, and XSD is
deployed, servicemix console shows a document found msg and
says that is is available for routing as
"{serviceName:http://localhost/foo}foomaster";
so my thinking is that something is wrong in my servicemix.xml file where I
spec'd
the bpel component.. I followed the servicemix-bpe errata sheet to deploy
in Lightweight mode. Again, my error msg is:
"specified for routing, but cant find it registered"
Gert Vanthienen wrote:
jbi joe,
Is {http://localhost/foo}foomaster the name for your BPEL service
endpoint? Can you try connecting to ServiceMix using JMX to ensure that
the endpoint is really listed there?
Gert
jbi joe wrote:
Im gettin an error from a service unit that invokes a bpel service unit.
Error is " serviceName {http://localhost/foo} foomaster specified for
routing, but cant find it registerd
My BPEL Service UNit appears to deploy fine. It contians the WSDL, the
XML.xsd and the BPEL that
all compiles fine within the Eclipse and Netbeans IDE's. Servicemix
console
window
says it registered the XSD document that is spec'd in the WSDL and
refered
to in the BPEL.
Im c alling the BPEL as if it were a WEB Service from inside of a piece
of
JAVA code, as
described in the serivcemiix/JBI examples, utilizing the NMR following
code
frag
....
client.send( message);
