L.S.,
What exactly have you deployed to JBoss? Did you deploy the
SAR file or
a WAR file? The latter has a web console, but I don't think
the same is
true for the first solution...
By default, ServiceMix is just an empty JBI container. If
you're
unfamiliar with the core JBI concepts (BC, SE, SA, SU), you
might want
to take a look at
http://incubator.apache.org/
servicemix/1-beginner-guided-tour-and-core-concepts.html
To access ServiceMix from a remote computer, you can use any
protocol
supported by a binding component (HTTP, JMS, XMMP, ...). A
stand-alone
ServiceMix uses ActiveMQ to provide persistence of the
messages (don't
know if the JBoss integration uses the same or JBossMQ), but
it doesn't
store this information permanently unless you build your
services to do so.
Does this clarify things a bit or am I just adding to
confusion?
Gert
cloud08540 wrote:
> My company decided to use ServiceMix to integrate
Mercury ITG (PPM) and
> Remedy. There are a few questions I have concerning
how I'd test it. I
> followed instructions I was given and use the default
files, put them in
> JBoss to deploy it and start up JBoss. This much I
know works.
>
> But first, what URL do I use if I want to call
ServiceMix from a remote
> computer, and where would ServiceMix store the
information it's given? Do I
> have to edit any of the jars for it to work, or should
it work as given?
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