Wednesday Oct 22, 2008

Fuji Milestone 2 is out!! Check it out at Open ESB Downloads.

Fuji distribution includes a Felix instance, JBI components, some libraries and a cool demo application. It also includes Sun Database Binding, Derby Network Server bundle, Derby client bundle and a JNDI provider bundle.

When you start the Fuji instance, the derby server bundle starts up an instance of Derby Network Server in the port 1600. Thanks to SpringSource maven repository, a client bundle is also made readily available in the distribution. Simple JNDI is used to provide the JNDI solution.

Some pointers...

1)Create a table in Derby.

Refer to M2 demo instructions for details.

2)Edit JNDI configuration.

The configuration file for JNDI is in fuji/jndi/<resource-name>.properties. For more details on this config file see these instructions.

3)Edit message definition in database binding.

Provide the schema corresponding to your table in message.xsd. In interface.wsdl, replace msg:record with the actual element name.

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