Scenarios

[RJ Brown <rj...@agilex.com>]

I'm curious if ServiceMix 4.4.2 is capable of handling:

1.) Two services on the same machine connected to the bus can communicate
with each other

2.) Two services on different machines connected to the bus can communicate
with each other, and the only change from 1.) is a message bus configuration

3.) A set of service instances can be load balanced as one service address



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Re: Scenarios

[RJ Brown <rj...@agilex.com>]

Awesome, thank you all for the assistance. It has been very helpful.

v/r

RJ



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Re: Scenarios

[Freeman Fang <fr...@gmail.com>]

yes, of course.

Actually Servicemix itself is an OSGi container.
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On 2013-1-17, at 下午9:59, RJ Brown wrote:

> Alright, I made a note about it being a legacy system. 
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> Is it possible for ServiceMix to be deployed on an OSGi container?
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Re: Scenarios

[RJ Brown <rj...@agilex.com>]

Alright, I made a note about it being a legacy system. 

Is it possible for ServiceMix to be deployed on an OSGi container?



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Re: Scenarios

[anton_dak <ku...@dakosy.de>]

For communication between bundles in ServiceMix I would strongly recommend
JMS(ActiveMQ). I had read several times that NMR is a legacy technology. 



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Re: Scenarios

[RJ Brown <rj...@agilex.com>]

Thank you JB. This is my first experience with ESB's and you're information
was extremely helpful.

v/r

RJ



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Re: Scenarios

[Jean-Baptiste Onofré <jb...@nanthrax.net>]

Hi RJ,

my comments inline:

> 1.) Two services on the same machine connected to the bus can communicate
> with each other
Yes, it can use the NMR for that, but if the services are on two 
different instances on the same machines, JMS may be more appropriate.

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> 2.) Two services on different machines connected to the bus can communicate
> with each other, and the only change from 1.) is a message bus configuration
Yes, if you use NMR, you can rely on a JMS transport.
However, my advice would be to use Camel directly and transport using 
REST, JMS, or any kind of transport.

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> 3.) A set of service instances can be load balanced as one service address
Camel provides an EIP named LoadBalancer:
http://camel.apache.org/load-balancer.html

Regards
JB

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Re: Scenarios

[RJ Brown <rj...@agilex.com>]

I've recently installed ServiceMix 4.4.2 and have worked through the
Quickstart Guide successfully. 

I would greatly appreciate any advice on the above scenarios. If a link to a
tutorial may be provided in regard to scenarios that would be very helpful.



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