Hi Matt,

this should be pretty straight forward,
instead of using spring xml syntax use the blueprint one, looks
almost the same :)

now retrieve your message like in an example here:

http://camel.apache.org/jms.html

and instead of using a file or the like (used in the examples)
just use the service bean referenced by the blueprint spec

http://aries.apache.org/modules/blueprint.html


regards, Achim

2011/10/11 Matt Madhavan <[email protected]>

> H Achim,
> Thank you very much for the reply!
>
> My client's run time is WAS/Equinox with SCA bindings for JMS/MDB.
>
> But developing any thing using RAD/WAS is  a nightmare! So I'm trying to do
> as much development as possible using RAD(Juat the ecliose_ with KARAF and
> at the same time simulate the end environtment which is
> EQUINOX/SCA/BluePrint/JPA.
>
> But mean while it looks like except for a SCA (using Camel) I can
> develop/test much of the work in KARAF (which I really like it and the
> other
> developers getting hooked on to it after getting kind of burnt by WAD/RAD).
>
> So meanehile I'm looking at it. But at this point I'm pressed for time.
>
> Can you or some one else point me to come good example for the scenerio you
> mention above? active mq picking up a message and invoking a blueprint
> service - This is exactly what will happen in prod - some magic sending a
> JMS message any the starter bundle/bean with an onMessage method invoking
> an
> OSGi service!
>
> The only thing is instead of SCA I would use Camel at dev time for the
> invocation magic!
>
> So any example/doc please? Camel/activemq/onmessage/blueprint service
> invocation?
>
> I appreciate in advance!
>
> Thanks
> Matt
>
>
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