Deployment in ServiceMix
JBI components, by themselves, can act as JBI containers. Adding more artifacts
to installed components is called deployment. ServiceMix supports two modes of
deployment??”standard and JBI complaint, and lightweight.
Standard and JBI compliant
Using this mode, we can install components at run time and deploy SAs onto them.
These components are JBI specification compliant and hence they are JBI containers
for other components too. They can accept SA deployments and are implemented
using the servicemix-common module. Since they are JBI compliant, they are
packaged as ZIP archive files with a jbi.xml descriptor.
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Examples of a few ServiceMix standard JBI components are shown in the
following list:
servicemix-jsr181
servicemix-drools
servicemix-http
servicemix-jms
We can also configure the above mentioned standard components, to be used in a
static deployment mode using the servicemix.xml configuration file.
We can deploy lightweight components in this mode. To do that, lightweight
components must be deployed to the servicemix-lwcontainer.
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