Thanks, but I doubt I can do that myself for the time being. So I need to use Camel to exchange messages between two service units? Let's say I have a service unit that has to ask information from an other one, then manipulate it some way and send some related information to a third service unit. Do they need a routing component to talk? Can't they talk directly? I mean if I can code it in their java files. I saw something about a context and a delivery channel in every component documentation but I don't know how to use it.
Ashwin Karpe wrote: > > Hi, > > If you want to use the NMR directly with CXF and Camel, there is an > example of this in the Servicemix 4.x OSGI based download. > > If you intend to use this with Servicemix 3.x then you will need to port > the POMs to not generate bundles. > > Cheers, > > Ashwin... > > > larjohn wrote: >> >> Hi, I am still a beginner in Servicemix so please be patient while >> answering questions like mine :-P >> >> I have two service units on top of cxf-se in the same service assemblies. >> They are both copies of the wsdl-cxf example, but with different >> endpoints. I see how the outter world sends messages to the cxf-se >> through cxf-bc or an http, but I wonder which is the simpler way to send >> a message (eg a string) from the one cxf-se to the other through the nmr. >> I mean what do I need to implement in their classes? Is there a specific >> interface? Will they be notified automatically for incoming messages? I >> have seen samples with camel, eip and routing, but I think it can be done >> without them, can't it? I don't need a complex solution, just a simple >> one, to say hello world from the one cxf-se to the other, and a simple >> way to test that, without unittests (where do system.out.writes go?). >> Can you help me? >> > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Component-to-component-messaging-in-a-simple-way-tp21549001p21563359.html Sent from the ServiceMix - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
