Hi Santiago,
I think that you talk about service unit more than component.
A component is deployed at startup. I doesn't define any endpoint. To
use the component and deploy endpoints, you need to define service units
based on the component (a SU is based on one and only one component).
In your case, you can create a JDBC endpoint using the servicemix-bean
component. I have added a sample to do it:
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/servicemix/smx3/trunk/samples/database-bean/
Once you created your SU, you can dynamically deploy and undeploy it
using a JMX client for example.
You can create another endpoint (based on the servicemix-bean component
too) responsible of your database endpoint deployment.
I hope it helps.
Regards
JB
Santiago Montico wrote:
Hi,
I want to know if i can create & deploy a new jdbc binding component at
runtime in order to create a new webservice to expose information from a new
database (the datasource for this database is not defined yet) the one will
be defined at runtime by the user.
The binding component could be defined using the datasource or using a
direct connection doesn't matters by now...
Is this kind of hot deploy possible in service mix 3.3 ? In service mix 4 is
possible if i create the binding component as a bundle and then deploy this
bundle using maven?
If it possible, could you give me examples of doing that? or a reference
example?
Thanks, Santiago.
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