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1. Re: JBossESB, getting started
marklittle Jul 18, 2008 5:27 AM (in response to christy)Hi. Your best steps are to go through the documentation (Programmers Guide specifically) and then work your way through the quickstarts.
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2. Re: JBossESB, getting started
christy Jul 23, 2008 9:23 AM (in response to christy)Hi, it is me again. I read Programmers Guide attentively and now a lot of questions are clear.
But I stiil have some "basic" questions:
1. What is the difference between web-services from inside (that are bundled inside the .esb) and standalone webservice.war?
2. I understood that I can deploy as many esb instances as I wish. In one intance I can have some services. Or I can put one service to one esb instance, another service to another esb instance etc.. What is the difference betwen this cases?
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3. Re: JBossESB, getting started
christy Jul 31, 2008 3:34 AM (in response to christy)Hi,
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4. Re: JBossESB, getting started
kconner Jul 31, 2008 4:53 AM (in response to christy)Sorry, we are very busy at the moment trying to get the current release out (due imminently) and our responses are therefore slow.
In answer to your first question, the difference is that you only need to deploy a single artifact (the .esb) instead of multiple ones. The webservices deployment will be treated as a separate deployment in both cases but embedding it ensures that it is tightly bound with the .esb for deployment. You are free to choose whichever packaging makes the most sense to you.
In answer to your second question there is no different from a coding perspective although, if the services are tightly bound together then it may make sense for them to be a single deployment. One difference is that each deployment has access to its own pool of resources so there will be no conflict between different esb artifacts. -
5. Re: JBossESB, getting started
christy Jul 31, 2008 7:03 AM (in response to christy)Thank you very much!!!!!!