Not yet.

Hum, I must disagree with you. I have a production ESB enviroment for a cable company, and, even though some areas are not well documented (I might add here, registry and governance) overall is pretty good.
Also you can find everything in samples. Read the code, it's your friend. I've read most of the source code, had to implement a few services my self (like we have our own CBR component and our own AbstractMessageComposer), that's the beauty on opensource, if it doesn't fit you, you adapt it.

I don't know if you have ESB/SOA backgrounds, so I recommend a few books:

Understanding SOA with webservices Eric Newcomer (kinda old, but good fundamentals)
Enterprise service oriented architectures by James McGovern, Mark Little and others
Enterprise SOA by Dirk Krafzig

Enterprise Service Bus by David Chappel

Hope those help

Yeah, you're right: I meant "on JBossESB", which is what the subject line is about ;-)

I guess it depends on what you are trying to achieve.

If you are looking for a highlevel view of SOA/ESB then no product will be right, but the books listed above are all very good reads.

I would also add the Enterprise Integration Patterns book into the mix http://www.enterpriseintegrationpatterns.com/

Plus it's often a good idea to learn by example, so check out the numerous quickstarts that we have. Each one is designed to be consumable independently and illustrate a specific aspect of the ESB or pattern for constructing applications using the ESB.

Then of course you have these forums.

"vncoder" wrote:
I am trying not have to decipher the sample codes. I am looking for a quick and lazy instructions. I am not a developer (can read code but can't actually develop any Java code myself) therefore I am trying to avoid reading code as much as I could.

Maybe I am looking at the wrong product altogether.