2 Replies Latest reply on Jun 13, 2012 4:11 PM by wanggang1

    Fuse IDE 2.1 and Fuse Subscription

    wanggang1

      Hi,

       

      Here is the questions.  How much I can do with Fuse IDE 2.1 without Fuse subscription?

       

      I tried to follow the Fuse IDE 2.1 tutorials.  I could create a project and create routes.  But I could not do Running a route/Tracing a message/Testing a route/Deploying a camel project in Fuse ESB Enterprise because subscription is required.  Can Fuse IDE 2.1 produce a FAB bundle so I can manually install it into Fues ESB 7.0?  If yes, please provide instructions on how to accomplish this.  Or do I just have to go the ServiceMix route if I don't have subscription?

       

      Thanks in advance!

      Gang

        • 1. Re: Fuse IDE 2.1 and Fuse Subscription
          davsclaus

          The Fuse IDE is intended for our subscribers. People without a subscription can get a trial license to try out the product.

           

          People who are not subscribers, and have no desire to be so, can use Fuse IDE, for creating Camel applications, eg all the GUI editor is free.

           

          The runtime functionality, such as message tracing, inspections, deployment, cloud, fabric etc. is for subscribers.

           

          A FAB bundle is just a plain JAR with Maven metadata, so just create a plain maven project. And set  in the pom.xml. Then you can easily deploy this as a FAB bundle in the Fuse ESB manually, eg using

          osgi:install fab:file:/myfile.jar
          

           

          You can read more about FAB here

          http://fuse.fusesource.org/bundle/index

          • 2. Re: Fuse IDE 2.1 and Fuse Subscription
            wanggang1

            I think we have to stuck with non-subscription until we can budget it next fiscal year.  Thank you for help!