3:33 a.m.
Hi Techies,
I have started working on Jboss ESB. I am able to run the sample application
provided by Jboss. However can anybody tell me, how to integrate ESB in a
very small application. My requirement is very simple. I have a small text
field in the JSP page. I will write some String
message. That String message will be sent as a Message and it will
communicate with ESB and a new response will be generated and I will display
the newly generated message in the jsp page. For example If I give the
String as "Piku Mishra is a Software Engineer", a message will be generated
from the server side that "Who is Piku Mishra" and I will display this
String or Text message in the JSP page. It needs the whole cycle of ESB. I
need the jboss-gateway.xml and jboss-listener.xml configuration to send a
message and get back a different message in a different queue. More
specifically I will send a message in a Queue called Queue/SendingQueue and
I will get the response from the Queue ie Queue/ResponseQueue. I need it in
a web application so that everything I will deploy as a .war file in jboss.
--
Piku Mishra
Senior System Engineer,
Bangalore .
3:42 a.m.
Hi Piku,
I think all that you need is already avaiable in the samples/quickstart
folder in the JBossESB installation directory. Please follow the getting
started guide in the docs folder and you will achive what you want.
Regards,
Ashish
Sofware Engineer,
UK
On 3/7/07, piku mishra <mishra.piku(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Techies,
I have started working on Jboss ESB. I am able to run the sample
application provided by Jboss. However can anybody tell me, how to integrate
ESB in a very small application. My requirement is very simple. I have a
small text field in the JSP page. I will write some String
message. That String message will be sent as a Message and it will
communicate with ESB and a new response will be generated and I will display
the newly generated message in the jsp page. For example If I give the
String as "Piku Mishra is a Software Engineer", a message will be generated
from the server side that "Who is Piku Mishra" and I will display this
String or Text message in the JSP page. It needs the whole cycle of ESB. I
need the jboss-gateway.xml and jboss-listener.xml configuration to send a
message and get back a different message in a different queue. More
specifically I will send a message in a Queue called Queue/SendingQueue and
I will get the response from the Queue ie Queue/ResponseQueue. I need it in
a web application so that everything I will deploy as a .war file in jboss.
--
Piku Mishra
Senior System Engineer,
Bangalore .
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7:07 p.m.
Look at the quickstart for webservice_war1. It gets you going in the
right direction. One decision point is how do you want your JSP to
speak to the ESB. In the case of the webservice_war1 example it uses
native connectivity between the web service (which is a lot like a JSP)
with the ESB. However, your JSP could also just use JMS, FTP, create
a file, etc.
Burr
Ashish Rajhansha wrote:
Hi Piku,
I think all that you need is already avaiable in the
samples/quickstart folder in the JBossESB installation directory.
Please follow the getting started guide in the docs folder and you
will achive what you want.
Regards,
Ashish
Sofware Engineer,
UK
On 3/7/07, *piku mishra* <mishra.piku(a)gmail.com
<mailto:mishra.piku@gmail.com>> wrote:
Hi Techies,
I have started working on Jboss ESB. I am able to run the sample
application provided by Jboss. However can anybody tell me, how to
integrate ESB in a very small application. My requirement is very
simple. I have a small text field in the JSP page. I will write
some String
message. That String message will be sent as a Message and it will
communicate with ESB and a new response will be generated and I
will display the newly generated message in the jsp page. For
example If I give the String as "Piku Mishra is a Software
Engineer", a message will be generated from the server side that
"Who is Piku Mishra" and I will display this String or Text
message in the JSP page. It needs the whole cycle of ESB. I need
the jboss-gateway.xml and jboss-listener.xml configuration to send
a message and get back a different message in a different queue.
More specifically I will send a message in a Queue called
Queue/SendingQueue and I will get the response from the Queue ie
Queue/ResponseQueue. I need it in a web application so that
everything I will deploy as a .war file in jboss.
--
Piku Mishra
Senior System Engineer,
Bangalore .
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10:37 p.m.
Dear Burr Sutter,
Actually I was using old Jboss ESB where I could not find more examples. I
have downloaded the latest one. Today I will look into it. I thank you very
much for your kind response.
On 3/8/07, Burr Sutter <bsutter(a)redhat.com> wrote:
Look at the quickstart for webservice_war1. It gets you going in the
right direction. One decision point is how do you want your JSP to
speak to the ESB. In the case of the webservice_war1 example it uses
native connectivity between the web service (which is a lot like a JSP)
with the ESB. However, your JSP could also just use JMS, FTP, create
a file, etc.
Burr
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Bangalore .
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