L.S.,
No problem! The user mailing list is meant to be supporting both novice
and experienced users...
The namespace is similar as the way packages are used in Java. They are
just meant to disambiguate between services that have the same name.
They are often specified as HTTP URL, but that just a naming convention:
the URLs do not actually (have to) point at something that exists. To
avoid this confusion, you can also use urn: style namespace (have a look
at
http://incubator.apache.org/servicemix/2-beginner-using-maven-to-develop-jbi-applications.html,
which use this style).
An .xslt file usually is a file that defines an XSL transformation. I
suppose you're looking at the bridge example, which has an XSL-T file
that does an identity transformation (not very useful), but you could
use it to translate between two XML formats (e.g. a partner's order XML
format and your own internal order format). If you're unfamiliar with
this, you might want to take a look at
http://www.w3schools.com/xsl/default.asp or any other XSL tutorial on
the web to get you started with this.
Does this answer your questions?
Gert
Barath wrote:
I studied all tutorials in apache site and i need to know what each tag in
wsdl,pom,xbean mean.. and flow of signals from
customer <----> servicemix <-----> provider
(ie signal flow in servicemix xbean to .class and wsdl etc ..)
Sorry to post this Bcoz everyone in this forum are discussing advanced topic
and this may be simple...
I have only 5 days of exp in servicemix...
i having doubts on,
1 . Name space --- what that link specify.
2 . .xslt file for?
