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1. Re: Remote File Gateway
edgar.silva Feb 1, 2008 8:51 PM (in response to jiangliu)Hi,
I am not sure if the FSProvider coudl provide this kind of processing, however you might use FTP as well as a transport channel. Check the ftp-action in the quickstarts folder included in your jboss-esb-server-4.xx folder.
The second one, based on doc:
<jboss-esb.xml>: contains the service configuration (list ener and actions), as
well as provider configuration.
<deployment.xml>: is optional, but can be used for 2 reasons:
-make this .esb archive depend on other archi ves, to specify classloading
order.
- make the deployment of this .esb archi ve scoped.
<java classes>: your custom action classes in standard package hierarchy.
: additional jar archi ves your actions depend on.
Btw, you just will declare you queues just once depending your esb module and the services running on that.
Cheers
Edgar -
2. Re: Remote File Gateway
jiangliu Feb 1, 2008 9:14 PM (in response to jiangliu)Hi Edgar,
Thanks for you reply, i will try FTP adaptor.
For deployment.xml and queue-service.xml, i think the only thing i can find is same as what you said. In quickstart examples, for example, we have
* jbm-quene-services and
* jbmq-quene-services
And contexts within these two files are totally different, e.g.what is "PostOffice" and "DestinationManager"?
Do we have docs specifically describe these files.
Thanks very much. -
3. Re: Remote File Gateway
edgar.silva Feb 1, 2008 9:39 PM (in response to jiangliu)I have not found any suitable documentation abou that, maybe anybody from the development team could explain it much better.
Cheers
Edgar