Hello everyone,

i am trying out servicemix for several days, i try the examples, some work,
some dont, 
but anyhow i dont get along with it. I have the feeling, that i am missing
some important point.

I have a bunch of computers with several applications on it, one is in java,
one is in perl,
 one is in php. And i want to enable these applications to deal with each
other indirectly, 
since they dont know each other.

For example, my java application creates a file. It connects to the bus and
uploads the file. 
The service who handles file uploads will forward the file to a service,
which will save files 
in a central location. The php application asks a known service, if there
are new files 
and will download them if wanted.

I installed servicemix with all its services on one server somewhere in the
network.

But what do i have to implement within my java application? Do i have to
write a proprietary client, 
which connects to a binding component on the servicemix server, so i can
send or receive files?  
And the binding component sends it to the bus?

And on the php side i have to do the same?

And how can i connect two servicemix servers on different locations in this
world?

Hm.

Thank you in advance for spending some time on my questioning.

Olaf Krische
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