Try the following:
http://java.sun.com/integration/1.0/docs/sdk/api/javax/jbi/
component/ComponentContext.html#getEndpoints(javax.xml.namespace.QName)
You should not have to grab a refernce to the jbi container to do that.
Just use the ComponentContext.
On Sep 6, 2007, at 1:01 PM, ericnygma wrote:
Hi,
I have written a simple SE, and a SU/SA and installed/deployed them
into
Servicemix.
In the Endpoint impl class inside the SE, I have code such as :
String installRoot =
getServiceUnit().getComponent().getComponentContext().getInstallRoot
();
System.out.println(" The install root of the ComponentContext = " +
installRoot);
ComponentContextImpl ctximpl = (ComponentContextImpl)
getServiceUnit().getComponent().getComponentContext();
JBIContainer jbi = ctximpl.getContainer();
System.out.println("The JBI Container = " + jbi.getName() + ", " +
jbi.getDescription());
This way I have access(seem to) the JBIContainer in which my SE
resides.
I need my SE to send a message to any of the deployed services on
servicemix.Say I have servicemix-file BC, with an associated SU/SA.The
xbean.xml has servicename as QName = {http://myproj}myFileWrite .
And I want
my simple SE to become aware of the existence of the
{http://myproj}myFileWrite service.
Can someone please provide me pointers how to do this programmatically
inside my SE.
Thank you,
Eric.
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