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Nikos Foundas commented on SM-30:
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I'm a recent member in the community and the last few days I've spent a lot of
time trying to find an issue that I could assist.
We have developed an application that uses JBoss 4.2.2.GA and ServiceMix 3.2.3.
The application is deployed as an EAR inside jboss. The EAR contains some EJB3
modules and a WAR module which is a customization of the servicemix web console
using maven war overlay technique.
We tried a lot of alternatives to deploy service mix inside jboss and after a
lot of failure attempts, like the servicemix SAR distribution or starting the
JBI container using the EJB classloader, we managed to get things working by
starting servicemix related stuff from the web classloader.
The deployable modules of servicemix are not deployed in the jboss monitored
directories so we avoid jboss classloading issues. In our project we are also
using apache ODE 1.2 and this was the only way to make it work as a JBI
component inside jboss.
Are you interested in such a deployment model? I could prepare a demo EAR
application by stripping out the modules that you wouldn't be interested about
and attach it here.
To be honest we haven't tested every servicemix available component. The list
that we have tested and used is the following:
Bean, camel, eip, http, jms, jsr181, lwcontainer, saxon, cxf-bc and se.
> create an EAR demo to show ServiceMix in use in a J2EE application server
> using MDBs and Servlets which are wired into the JBI container
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> Key: SM-30
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/SM-30
> Project: ServiceMix
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: James Strachan
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