Hi,
The services in one ServiceUnit should belong to same JBI component,
this is expected behavior by design, because from the JBI spec, in the
jbi descriptor(jbi.xml), one service-unit bind to one JBI component.
You can use another ServiceUnit for the services belong to other JBI
component, and one ServiceAssembly can contain multiple ServiceUnit.
And yeah, if you start a new project, use camel is a better choice.
Freeman
On 2011-9-2, at 下午11:43, Radomir Kadlec wrote:
Hello, I am new in ServiceMix 4.3.0.
I can not find in the documentation, if I can *use more than one JBI
component in one Service Unit*.
Is it possible?
1) When I deploy *single something.xml configuration* in ServiceMix,
I can
use *more JBI components* e.g. http:consumer together with
saxon:xquery.
After copying in deploy all run correctly.
2) But when I create one *Service Unit within one Service Assembly*
and use
in this Service Unit the *xbean.xml configuration with more than one
JBI
component*, I become always a *ClassNotFoundException* during
deploy, e.g.
/ClassNotFoundException: org.apache.servicemix.saxon.XQueryEndpoint/.
I tried to insert both JBI packages in the dependencies in the
*pom.xml* of
the Service Unit, but it has not work.
When I use only one JBI component (http:consumer) in this xbean.xml
and only
one dependency in the pom.xml, the deploy is correct.
Is it so, *must I divide the xbean.xml in two Service Units*? Why?
Or I am doing something wrong?
Or is the directly using of JBI components not recommended any more,
since
there is Camel?
I will create a security gateway (ssl, WS-Security auth with LDAP)
for soap
web services thogether with some integration (file transfer, emails
and
xmpp) within the ServiceMix project.
Thanks for Your help!
Radek
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