Hi Sergey, You are right: ServiceMix NMR wrap JBI artifacts into an OSGi bundle.
On the other hand, an OSGi bundle could work as a JBI artifact without the JBI packaging (SU/SA) using the EndpointExporter. So you can gather your code in one or more bundle and deploy it as JBI using a xbean.xml containing EndpointExporter bean.
Regards JB On 12/17/2010 07:38 AM, [email protected] wrote:
Hi there, I have a question regarding ServiceMix 4 and its JBI and OSGi capabilities. It is true that when deploying JBI service assembly ServiceMix automatically converts it into OSGi bundle which has no exports and imports, and every JBI service unit in this service assembly is a simple jar/zip that belongs to Bundle_ClassPath which is '.' by default? So is it right that native OSGi bundle with multiple jars in Bundle_ClassPath is equal to JBI service assembly with multiple service units? Regards, Sergey
