That's exactly what I have to do... and I found out how! I'm going to explain
how to do, if anyone is going to have the same question:
Simply add a variable with getters and setters into Endpoint class and use
it into the xbean.xml of the associated SU.
Thanks, Giuseppe
Adrian Co wrote:
>
> Ah.
>
> If my understanding is correct, a SU, is just an endpoint configured and
> deployed in the SE. For the case of the standard smx components (like
> servicemix-http, servicemix-jms, etc), the endpoint in the service
> engine contains a targetService property that is configured via the
> xbean.xml in the service unit. If your component is xbean enabled, then
> you could essentially do the same thing. i.e. provide a targetService
> property in the service engine and configure per SU.
>
> For examples on using xbean, I would look at any of the binding
> components under deployables. AFAIK, you need only add an @XBean tag in
> the Endpoint class and use the xbean-maven-plugin, but I'm not an xbean
> expert, so I'm not entirely sure. :)
>
> beppe82 wrote:
>> What do you mean with "standard smx components"? I want to configure the
>> destination of the messages sent by a SU whose SE was written by me: I
>> use
>> smx 's ftp component, and that's no problem, but what if I want to
>> configure
>> MySE and MySU?
>> Thanks
>>
>>
>> Adrian Co wrote:
>>
>>> Most if not all of the standard smx components have the targetService
>>> attribute that you can configure in the xbean.xml.
>>>
>>> I might be misunderstanding your problem... :)
>>>
>>> beppe82 wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi, I have a SE created via mvn archetype and the correspondent SU. How
>>>> can I
>>>> do to specify in the SU that I want the messages sent to a certain
>>>> component? I don't want to hard code the destination like in:
>>>>
>>>> InOnly ex = exchangeFactory.createInOnlyExchange();
>>>> ex.setService(new QName("http://giuseppe.org";, "xmlsingleelab",
>>>> "beppe"));
>>>>
>>>> What I want is to configure my own SU like, for example, the ftp
>>>> component
>>>> provided with ServiceMix, which can contain a "targetService="...."
>>>> attribute.
>>>> Thanks
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
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