and where do my own compile classes go?
should i modify the servicemix.sh to include my own classpath?

On Sep 8, 2005, at 7:10 PM, Sami Dalouche wrote:

Hi,

Have you first looked at Spring's documentation to understand how spring works ?
This may not be purely necessary depending on your needs, but it will help you a
lot in any case.

In order to run ServiceMix, the first step is to create a servicemix.xml.
This is a configuration file using spring extended syntax for ServiceMix.
(Really, look at Spring's basic syntax first otherwise you will get lost).
There are several examples in the examples/ directory. Look at the JMS-binding
one, it's the easiest one to start with if you've already tackled J2EE
problems.

Once you have a servicemix.xml, then you can just run it using the
bin/servicemix.{bat,sh} script.

for example if you have a directory containining servicemix.bat, install/,
deploy/ wdir/, you can do :
/path/to/servicemix.sh servicemix.xml (from the current directory).
it will launch servicemix using Spring.

Regards,
Sami Dalouche


Selon "Wang, Han BGI SF" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:


Hi,
    Sorry if this question seems silly but I just can't find out how ...
please help ...

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