Hello again, i've found the answer to my questions by my self. For everyone who has the same problem with the usage of the bean components. the solution is to create the bean project and to implement your methods in the java file. in the xml file you call the init-method of your own class. So it should work.
Regards Stefan Hello, thanks for your answer. I took a little bit time to read a lot about the servicemix components and i found a solution for my problem. But at the moment have the problem to read my messages from en ActiveMQ messagequeue. I have already tested it with the jms consumer component and it works, but i'd like to change some information in the messagebody and write them into a file. So i use a bean component and implement in the java file to append some text to my message body. But think my bean didn't listen to the message queue, because nothing happens. Now i don't know which kind of bean i have to use. The onMessageExchange method is only called, if i send a jms message. But my bean should listen active to a message queue. example: some applicationen puts messages to a activemq message queue -> my bean service listens to the queue and if a message arrives in the queue, my service took the message, appends something to the bodycontent and writes the body to a file. Another example is the consumertool.java example in the apache activemq package, it connects to a queue and waits for incoming messages. My problem is to integrate it into servicemix. Can someone explain me how it should work? Regards Stefan -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/How-to-create-a-filepoller-which-send-a-file-to-an-eip-pipeline-tp20952145p21213864.html Sent from the ServiceMix - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
