Is there a real need for you to use WS-Notification on top of JMS ? WS-Notification brings to the http layer the semantics of JMS, but there's no real added value compared to just using JMS imho. The ServiceMix WS-Notification SE uses ActiveMQ underneath, and fwiw, you can communicate from one to the other directly without going through JBI for that.
Anyway, you'd need to create a SU for the JMS BC (either the OpenESB one or the servicemix one) and wire it with the WS-NotificationBroker. On Dec 14, 2007 5:27 PM, clymbon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > MowPed wrote: > > We've for the most part successfully deployed the Servicemix-wsn > service > > engine to OpenESB. > > My questions: > > 1) Have you succeeded in getting servicemix-wsn2005 working in OpenESB? > > 2) If so can you provide tips on what must be done to get this to work? > > 3) I understand this is a Service Engine, not a Binding Component. I want > to publish my notification > messages outside the JBI engine, to subscribers on other machines. I want > to do this using JMS > and a MoM implementation (e.g. ActiveMQ) - in the hopes of getting better > performance. Since > this is an SE not a BC, how do I do this? Do I have to write or use > another > BC? If so, how do I > configure it? (The ServiceMix documentation provides some information on > exposing the > pub/sub service using SOAP/HTTP, but nothing on exposing it via JMS/MQ) > > Any information on your experience would be much appreciated before I > launch > into this! > > Oh, one last question: > > 4) Anybody aware of any other implementations of WS-Notification (or any > other standards-based > publish/subscribe technology suitable for use in a WS-based SOA > environment)? > > Background to my questions: > > We have an existing WS-Notification based application implemented > using Muse. We would like to try a different implementation to see if we > get better performance. > (We are pushing the performance limits of this technology with our > application.) It > appears that servicemix-wsn2005 is about the only other open source > implementation there is. > > I started trying to get it running in ServiceMix, but the documentation is > bad and even the "basic" > examples don't build and run. Realizing it's an open-source project, I > could bite the bullet and try > to get it working, but we already have begun another project in OpenESB, > so > I'd rather just use that. > > > Thanks, > > Duncan > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://www.nabble.com/Servicemix-WSN-SE-deployed-to-OpenESB-tp13283404s12049p14339070.html > Sent from the ServiceMix - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > > -- Cheers, Guillaume Nodet ------------------------ Blog: http://gnodet.blogspot.com/
