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by Jason Baragry-2
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Hi Nick,
In addition to what Vitaly wrote.
OpenESB is a project which provides integration capabilities. It
includes run-time engines (e.g., bpel, XSLT) and bindings (e.g., file,
webservices, jms, email). These runtime pieces are (JBI) plugins for
Glassfish. For each of these service engines and bindings OpenESB also
includes design time components. Each of the design time pieces is a
plugin to netbeans - specifically netbeans 6.1.
So OpenESB is something that builds on the core netbeans and glassfish
platforms.
However, to make life a little confusing, if you simply download
netbeans or glassfish you often get a few small pieces of OpenESB
included by default. This seems to be what you have discovered.
Sometimes these few small pieces will just work. However, to be sure
that you have everything you need, I suggest using the GlassfishESB or
OpenESB installer. It includes Glassfish and NetBeans with all the
relevant runtime and designtime plugins.
The only issue is that, as Vitaly pointed out, OpenESB is still using
netbeans6.1 for its design time environment.
hth
Jason
nickd wrote:
> Hi Jason,
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> thanks for your quick reply.
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> I am a little confused about the relationship between OpenESB and NetBeansIDE 6.5.
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> I have downloaded and am using NetBeans 6.5 (with the bundled GlassFish) and have completed a few of the SOA Tutorials. I have, in this time, read several documents from OpenESB (including the one you point me to) which describe a similar but not identitical functionality in the area of File Binding.
>
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> Is OpenESB a subset of NetBeans 6.5? Does NetBeans 6.5 just 'use' a subset of FileBinding as specified by OpenESB? Can OpenESB be used with NetBeans 6.5? Boy, am I confused.
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> Ideally I would like to know how I can use the File Binding that comes with NetBeans 6.5 IDE to write files.
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--
Jason Baragry
Lead Architect, SOA / Business Integration.
Sun Microsystems, Central and Northern Europe
Mobile +47 4899 4603
Email Jason.Baragry@...
In addition to what Vitaly wrote.
OpenESB is a project which provides integration capabilities. It
includes run-time engines (e.g., bpel, XSLT) and bindings (e.g., file,
webservices, jms, email). These runtime pieces are (JBI) plugins for
Glassfish. For each of these service engines and bindings OpenESB also
includes design time components. Each of the design time pieces is a
plugin to netbeans - specifically netbeans 6.1.
So OpenESB is something that builds on the core netbeans and glassfish
platforms.
However, to make life a little confusing, if you simply download
netbeans or glassfish you often get a few small pieces of OpenESB
included by default. This seems to be what you have discovered.
Sometimes these few small pieces will just work. However, to be sure
that you have everything you need, I suggest using the GlassfishESB or
OpenESB installer. It includes Glassfish and NetBeans with all the
relevant runtime and designtime plugins.
The only issue is that, as Vitaly pointed out, OpenESB is still using
netbeans6.1 for its design time environment.
hth
Jason
nickd wrote:
> Hi Jason,
>
> thanks for your quick reply.
>
>
>
> I am a little confused about the relationship between OpenESB and NetBeansIDE 6.5.
>
>
>
> I have downloaded and am using NetBeans 6.5 (with the bundled GlassFish) and have completed a few of the SOA Tutorials. I have, in this time, read several documents from OpenESB (including the one you point me to) which describe a similar but not identitical functionality in the area of File Binding.
>
>
>
> Is OpenESB a subset of NetBeans 6.5? Does NetBeans 6.5 just 'use' a subset of FileBinding as specified by OpenESB? Can OpenESB be used with NetBeans 6.5? Boy, am I confused.
>
>
>
>
>
> Ideally I would like to know how I can use the File Binding that comes with NetBeans 6.5 IDE to write files.
>
>
>
>
>
--
Jason Baragry
Lead Architect, SOA / Business Integration.
Sun Microsystems, Central and Northern Europe
Mobile +47 4899 4603
Email Jason.Baragry@...
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