Hi,
You may need take a look at the migration guide here[1], "API Changes"
part.
Which is useful for you should be
A number of classes been moved during the upgrade to version 4.2. In
most cases the classes have simply been packaged into different jars.
In some cases, the classes have been moved to new packages.
The servicemix-core jar and the servicemix-jbi jar have been removed
from FUSE ESB 4.2. The classes that were packaged in those jars have
been moved to the servicemix-common jar and the servicemix-utils jar.
If your projects have explicit dependencies on either of these
artifacts, you need to update it to depend on the new artifacts.
If you application uses a custom implementation of the
MessageExchangeListener interface you will need to update your code.
The interface has been moved from the org.apache.servicemix package
to the org.apache.servucemix.jbi.listener package.
Hope this helps.
[1]http://fusesource.com/docs/esb/4.2/migration/index.html
Freeman
On 2010-6-10, at 下午6:56, sampaio wrote:
Hi
I was using ServiceMix 3.3 and am migrating to version 4.2 and my
project
uses some classes that were removed.
follows some classes that use:
• TransformComponentSupport
• ComponentSupport
• NoServiceAvailableException
• PollingComponentSupport
• ExchangeEvent
• MissingPropertyException
and Interface ServiceMixClientFacade
thanks
Freeman Fang wrote:
Hi,
Which classes you need get removed from servicemix-core?
What the servicemix-core version you are using?
Freeman
On 2010-6-10, at 上午2:22, sampaio wrote:
Hi
My project depends on some classes that were in ServiceMix-core
package and
have been removed, is possible to migrate even without these
classes?
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