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runs through a few other ESB products also.
Chapter 4 looks at how we have been binding services locally or remotely even
before the ESB became popular. The chapter will demonstrate how tunneling using
conventional J2EE tools will help to expose even technology-specific API services.
An example of such a service is an EJB service to be exposed through firewalls over
HTTP so that the service becomes technology agonistic.
Chapter 5 introduces XFire, which is a new generation Java SOAP framework to
easily expose web services. Here we demonstrate the integration capabilities of the
XFire. Then we can do integration using XFire within the JBI Architecture also.
Chapter 6 teaches you JBI packaging and deployment. After going through this
chapter the reader will be able to build, package, and deploy integration artifacts as
standard JBI packages into the JBI container.
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Chapter 7 teachs you how to create your own components and deploy them onto the
JBI container. This chapter visits the core API from the ServiceMix as well as from
the JBI specification which will function as useful helper classes using which you can
develop integration components quickly.
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