If I have a servicemix-bean component that has a bean which contains other beans as properties, and want to inject the DeliveryChannel into one of those beans that are properties, how would I do that? Do I have to set the DeliveryChannel directly? It doesn't appear that the Resource annotation works for pojos that don't implement MessageExchangeListener. Basically here is a small stripped down example of what I'm doing. Basically, I have an xbean.xml with beans deployed which reference pojos in an imported spring xml. I'm trying to use the @Resource annotation to inject a DeliveryChannel, which works in the NotificationRetrievalBean in the below example, but doesn't in the JbiRetriever. There main difference is the one that works implements the MessageExchangeListener works and the other doesn't. Is there something else I need to do? Is it the bean:endpoint that causes the injection to occur?
xbean.xml <beans xmlns:bean="http://servicemix.apache.org/bean/1.0"; xmlns:svc="urn://notification.service"> <bean:endpoint service="svc:notification-bean" endpoint="notification" bean="#NotificationRetrievalBean"/> <bean id="NotificationRetrievalBean" class=" service.notification.NotificationRetrievalBean"> <property name="jbiRetriever" ref="JbiRetriever"/> </bean> <import resource="classpath:my-jbi-spring.xml"/> </beans> my-jbi-spring.xml <beans xmlns:bean="http://servicemix.apache.org/bean/1.0"; xmlns:sm=" http://servicemix.apache.org/config/1.0"; xmlns:svc="urn://notification.service"> <bean id="JbiRetriever" class="service.notification.JbiRetrieverBean"> <property name="destinationNamespace" value="destination.namespace"/> <property name="destinationService" value="destination.service"/> </bean> </beans>
