Deployment of .esb archives into JBossESB from a remote web

[lafbarbosa]

Hi people,

I've seen the document JBossESBDeploymentStrategies and I would like ask something about deployment into JBossESB server or JBoss AS with JBossESB inside it.

I need to interact with JBossESB to make possible the following:

- list information about configuration into .esb archives;
- download .esb archives from JBossESB to store it into our web application;
- upload .esb archives from our web application into JBossESB.

In this way, I would like to know if exists some alternative to do the upload of .esb archives into JBossESB remotely. In other words, from a web application running into a Tomcat, in machine A, into JBossESB server (or JBossESB running into a JBoss AS), in the machine B.

I've already seen that exists a JSR (JSR-88) that make possible and standardized the deployment through JMX from a remote client, but I didn't read it deeply and I don't know if it works only with JBoss AS or with JBossESB too.

Please, could anybody give me any idea about it, the deployment of .esb archives from another application into JBossESB?

Thanks in advance!

Regards,

Luiz

[marklittle]

"lafbarbosa" wrote:

In this way, I would like to know if exists some alternative to do the upload of .esb archives into JBossESB remotely. In other words, from a web application running into a Tomcat, in machine A, into JBossESB server (or JBossESB running into a JBoss AS), in the machine B.

Not at the moment, but I have been playing with using Atom Pub for something very similar.

[lafbarbosa]

Atom Pub? ...do you have any idea about it could be used to do this?

I can try to start something.

[marklittle]

"lafbarbosa" wrote:
Atom Pub? ...do you have any idea about it could be used to do this?

Yes, it started out as a project to add Atom Pub as a "transport" to the ESB and has evolved to also support the publication of configuration data via Atom. So services can register for updates to their configurations (and potentially other data) that can be managed more centrally.

I can try to start something.

That depends upon when I get a chance to finish it. Hopefully soon.