gertv: hi

i send to you new patchtes

can you recommand me any implementation of jms ?

sure, just send the patches along

for the JMS based implementation, I would suggest you create an AsynchronousAbstractAuditor base class to encapsulate the asynchronous auditing

for now, let's just try to serialize MessageExchanges to the JMS queue and deserialize on the other end

we will probably have to improve on that, so you can avoid serializing stream based XML messages

if the user chooses not to have the payload

because serializing those would require the entire stream to be loaded into memory

but jms isn't in jdk... it's in j2ee

yeah, but ServiceMix comes with ActiveMQ, which is a full-blown JMS broker

i must use some jar library

so we can use that

ok

gertv: Do you have any problem with your e-mail address gert.vanthienen@skynet.be?

gaginn: I suppose so since you are asking about it ;)

not to my knowledge though

ok.. i wait and then I will send it agagin

what message do you get?

is it perhaps too large a mail?

i will send it again..

it's very short

gertv: you mean to create AsynchronousAbstractAuditor abstract class with 2 methods serialize and deserialize and then create AsynchronousAuditor, which will be implements these methods?

gaginn, no I rather mean the AsyncAuditor should handle the serialize/deserialize and call some method asynchronously

so the class inheriting from Async...Auditor can just do the auditing, without having to worry about the async stuff whatsoever

we'd just have a callback method there, similar to the ones we are using now (the exchangeSent() and exchangeAccepted() ones)

so, then i must create class serializer, right?

no, we already have that implemented for MessageExchanges

So, this class is somewhere in SMX? do you know its name?

So, AsynchronousAb..Auditor is something like jcrAuditor, but asynchronous, ok? so AsynchronousAb..Auditor must to inherit AbstractAuditor from SMX, ok?

yeah the Async auditor extends from AbstractAuditor

and our JcrAuditor can extends the Async auditor

ok, now i think i understand..

for the serialization, this is implemented on MessageExchange

so you should be able to just do something like session.createObjectMessage(exchange)

what about creating SynchronousAuditor and Jcr auditor will extends Synchr.. on Asyn.. ?

what would the synchronousauditor do then?

because I need session in Asynchr...

and session is in jcrAuditor now

it offers session for child

and maybe also another methods, which i need implement in Asynch..

it means remove from JcrAudotir

no, just make the JcrAuditor extend Async...Auditor

and move what's now in the exchangeSetn() method to the async auditor's equivalent method

so hierarchy will be: abstractAuditor -> Asynch. -> JcrAuditor. right

?

yep

and you can add two abstract methods on the async auditor (something like onExchangeSent() and onExchangeAccepted())

that are the async equivalent for exchangeSent() and exchangeAcceptd()

gertv: can you build the utils project ? it seems to be missing the stax api somehow

I could yesterday -- let me try to check it out here (at a customer's today) and give it a try

gertv is waiting for Maven to download the entire internet

interesting, servicemix notices changes in the conf dir as well

gnodet: works for me here

gnodet: are using JDK 1.5 perhaps -- that might be the reason it works for me (1.6 here)?

yeah maybe, let me add the needed deps

gertv: i didn't find method createObjectMessage or similar in session.

sure you can : http://java.sun.com/j2ee/sdk_1.3/techdocs/api/javax/jms/Session.html

but session, which we use are from javax.jcr

no, this is the JMS session you'll use to the send the MessageExchange to the queue

of course, im sorry...

oh.

so many people

gertv, is here?

http://architects.dzone.com/articles/pattern-based-development-with-0

the article is in servicemix website

I can't download the code about the article. who have the code

tong: hi, I can download the source from http://www.esbinaction.com/files/dzoneservicemix.zip here

i feel the example is very good

but i can't download

so disappointedly

do you hava other example that complexed .in addition hava illumination

gertv: can you send the code to my gmail.

zhaoyta@gmail.com

i didn't recieve the correct email.but receive a warning email

the email you send was hold back

nterScan Messaging Security Suite has detected a message which violated the security settings configured in Policy > Scanning Exceptions.

The message was quarantined. You can find out more about this event by querying the Policy Event logs for Scanning exceptions.

what is the meaning

http://cwiki.apache.org/SM/discussion-forums.html#nabble-to19143016|a19143476

you kan reply the anwser and attach the attachement

gertv: how can I register a JCR like JackRabbit into smx jndi ?

just add it to the jndi.xml

can u give me an example...I am a bit confused

what are you trying to do?

I want to use for example camel jcr to save and load things to and from jackrabbit

therefor I wanted to have JackRabbit being accessable via JNDI

if you want to use camel jcr, you can register the repository as a bean in the camel-context.xml

I know, but I didn't found how to register it in JackRabbits documentation

ah, ok, will you be using the RMI client to connect to a remote server?

or is it an embedded server inside the Camel SU

I thought about just grabbing the repository object via JNDI lookup

yeah, but where is the repository running?

standalone somehow

good question

:(

you can either have it embedded (like embedding Apache Derby as an SQL server)

or you can have a repository running somewhere and you want to connect to that one

later one I think is more flexible

well, if you look at http://svn.eu.apache.org/viewvc/servicemix/sandbox/.../README.TXT?view=markup, you'll find an example for a remote connection

you first have a bean for the RepositoryFactory

and next you have a bean that creates the repository from the factory

if you add this to the camel-context.xml, you'll be able to use jcr://user:password@JcrRepository/...

hmm...somehow I am still not sure what I need to do now

well, if you need these two beans in your camel-context.xml

those define the connection to the JCR repository

well...forget camel for a while.

you can use the name of the repository bean as the repository name in the camel component

ok

I want to setup a JCR and be accessible via JNDI

so my first thought was that I need to put something into the conf/jndi.xml file

not sure so far if I am correct

you need to put the exact same things in the conf/jndi.xml

just add an <entry/> with a key and reference the repository <bean/>

yep...and thats the point now...I really have no idea what exactly to put there

I found something in the net: http://www.mibbit.com/pb/RtBegC

so I expected that I have to create a bean class which does the code above

I am somewhat confused now :D

that creates another InitialContext

we already have one in ServiceMix

I suppose you want to put your Repository object in that one, right?

yep, but til now I do not have such a repo object

maybe it's more simple to have it embedded

yeah, and that's what the two <bean/> tags in the README.TXT file are about

ok

and how can I access the repo then?

to have a transient, embedded instance just use TransientRepositoryFactory instead of the RMI one

you get the repository object from JNDI and you open a session from it

ok

so there will be no need to have an extra bean for the repo

?

just using these 2 entries?

an extra bean where?

no, forget it....there will be no need

I will do some testing now...thanks for the assistance, gert

np, just let me know if you need any more help

ok, thanks