ServiceMix Information please!

["robertcardenasd@cantv.net" <ro...@cantv.net>]

Hello, I am new in ServiceMix's managing, have to develop an engine of
integration under this one technology. I have unloaded the servicemix and
have installed: Java (1.6.0_05) the maven (2.0.9), and I am following the
tutorial of ServiceMix's page.

I Wanted to know if this is sufficient for the managing of the above
mentioned technology, or more components / knowledges are needed. Do not be
great on the topic and it is because of it that I request information of
anyone that I know that they have more experience that I and I would be
grateful for the collaboration that they give me.

I wanted to know how much time bundle dedicated in ServiceMix's learning,
to be able to think a bit the time that I will be late in realizing my
project.

Thank you for you colaboration.


----------- Mensaje Original --------------

De: wuwei [wuweido@126.com]
Para: users@servicemix.apache.org [users@servicemix.apache.org]
Cc: 
Asunto: Could ServiceUnit could remove Endpoint really?
Fecha: 22/04/2008 07:02:24
Mensaje:


Hi, I use the SM 3.2, OK,  when I remove a endpoint and then add a same name
endpoint in a SU(for requirement, not for borings). I met the error

"More than one endpoint found in the SU for key:... "


I find the code in the org.apache.servicemix.common.ServiceUnit
...
    public void removeEndpoint(Endpoint endpoint) throws DeploymentException
{
        if (this.endpoints.remove(endpoint) != null) {
            throw new DeploymentException("Endpoint not found in the SU for
key: " + EndpointSupport.getKey(endpoint));
        }
...
    }
...

the endpoints is defined by:
protected Map<String, Endpoint> endpoints = new LinkedHashMap<String,
Endpoint>();

yes, this one:
 "this.endpoints.remove(endpoint) " equals null. so the
"this.endpoints.remove(endpoint) != null" is not useful. 

make sense? 
Thanks.

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