Hi,
Ok, I understand your question more clearly now
I will clarify more.
For current servicemix bc/se component features which installed by
default when you start smx4, those components don't use JBI package
which means there's no jbi descriptor(jbi.xml) in it to specify the
sharedlib it depend, those components are just osgi packaged jars
(other than the JBI packaged zip we used for smx3.x) which use osgi
import package way to depend on servicemix-shared feature.
servicemix-shared feature looks like
<feature name="servicemix-shared" version="2010.01">
<feature version="1.2.0">jbi</feature>
<bundle>mvn:org.apache.servicemix.bundles/
org.apache.servicemix.bundles.wsdl4j/1.6.2_2</bundle>
<bundle>mvn:org.apache.xbean/xbean-spring/3.5</bundle>
<bundle>mvn:org.apache.servicemix/servicemix-utils/1.2.1</
bundle>
<bundle>mvn:org.apache.servicemix/servicemix-common/2010.01</
bundle>
</feature>
it's just a set of bundle jars but not the JBI packaged JBI sharedlib
a servicemix bc component feature for example is
<feature name="servicemix-file" version="2010.01">
<feature version="2010.01">servicemix-shared</feature>
<bundle>mvn:org.apache.servicemix/servicemix-file/2010.01</
bundle>
</feature>
So if you install servicemix-file feature, container will install
servicemix-shared for you by default, in this case, it's not listed
from "jbi:list" as it's not real JBI packaged sharedlib, it's just a
set of bundles.
However, we still support the JBI packaged component(zip file) for
backward compatibility, which explicitly have jbi.xml to define the
sharedlib it need(I believe this is your case), so in this case, you
need also deploy/install the sharedlib zip yourself (install
servicemix-shared feature doesn't help here as it's not the JBI
packaged Sharedlib), so this time it will show up as "Shared
Libraries" when use "jbi:list".
Hope this helps
Freeman
On 2010-4-22, at 下午2:23, mhandler wrote:
Hi,
that was what I thought also, but when I try to install our
components they
get not deployed and the log file states that servicemix-shared is
missing
(see below). Further more when I manually install servicemix-shared
(by
dropping into the deploy folder) the output from jbi:list looks like
that:
ka...@root> jbi:list
Shared Libraries
----------------
openengsb-features-edb-core - 1.0.0-SNAPSHOT - openengsb-features-
edb-core
servicemix-shared - 2010.01 - ServiceMix :: Shared
Components
----------
State Name Description
[Started ] [openengsb-features-edb-se ] openengsb-features-
edb-se
[Started ] [servicemix-vfs ]
[Started ] [servicemix-cxf-bc ]
[Started ] [servicemix-snmp ]
[Started ] [servicemix-cxf-se ]
[Started ] [servicemix-drools ]
[Started ] [servicemix-saxon ]
[Started ] [servicemix-mail ]
[Started ] [servicemix-osworkflow ]
[Started ] [servicemix-ftp ]
[Started ] [servicemix-exec ]
[Started ] [servicemix-smpp ]
[Started ] [servicemix-jms ]
[Started ] [servicemix-quartz ]
[Started ] [servicemix-scripting ]
[Started ] [servicemix-eip ]
[Started ] [servicemix-camel ]
[Started ] [servicemix-validation ]
[Started ] [servicemix-bean ]
[Started ] [servicemix-http ]
[Started ] [servicemix-file ]
[Started ] [servicemix-wsn2005 ]
Service Assemblies
------------------
State Name Description
[Started ] [openengsb-package-all ] openengsb-package-all
So shared libraries are explicitly listed. Why is that the case if
they
should not show up in jbi:list?
kind regards,
Michael Handler
servicemix-log:
08:16:51,988 | WARN | -SNAPSHOT/deploy |
Deployer |
cemix.jbi.deployer.impl.Deployer 357 | Requirements not met for JBI
artifact in bundle null (openengsb-domains-report-plaintext-se).
Installation pending.
org.apache.servicemix.jbi.deployer.impl.PendingException:
SharedLibrary not
installed: servicemix-shared
Freeman Fang wrote:
Hi,
servicemix-shared feature is installed by default when you start
smx4,
as it's a required dependency for other servicemix component
features.
But servicemix-shared is only sharelib other than jbi component (You
can find more about JBI component and SharedLib concept from JBI
spec), so it shouldn't on the list when you run "jbi:list"
Freeman
On 2010-4-21, at 下午3:54, mhandler wrote:
Hi!
Is it possible to install servicemix-shared shared library, which
shows up
when I execute features:list as jbi shared library so that it shows
up in
jbi:list in ServiceMix 4.1?
If I manually install servicemix-shared (by dropping the installer
zip into
the deploy folder) it shows up when I execute jbi:list. But because
it is
listed under features:list I think this is not the correct way to
install
servicemix-shared?
kind regards,
Michael Handler
Output features:list | grep servicemix-shared
[installed ] [2010.01 ] servicemix-shared
repo-0
----------------------------------------------
Output jbi:list
Components
----------
State Name Description
[Started ] [servicemix-ftp ]
[Started ] [servicemix-vfs ]
[Started ] [servicemix-bean ]
[Started ] [servicemix-quartz ]
[Started ] [servicemix-eip ]
[Started ] [servicemix-http ]
[Started ] [servicemix-osworkflow ]
[Started ] [servicemix-cxf-bc ]
[Started ] [servicemix-validation ]
[Started ] [servicemix-saxon ]
[Started ] [servicemix-cxf-se ]
[Started ] [servicemix-jms ]
[Started ] [servicemix-scripting ]
[Started ] [servicemix-camel ]
[Started ] [servicemix-smpp ]
[Started ] [servicemix-exec ]
[Started ] [servicemix-wsn2005 ]
[Started ] [servicemix-snmp ]
[Started ] [servicemix-drools ]
[Started ] [servicemix-mail ]
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