Deals with Petals ESB, Petals Suite, SOA, PetalsLink…
Après « Maven est ton ami #1 : Dependency tree« , le court article du jour est juste une note pour les personnes qui se (et me) demandent souvent pourquoi ils n’arrivent pas a releaser (entre autres)…
Ce qui est bien avec Maven2, c’est que l’on peut ‘overrider’, utiliser des parents, définir ses mots de passe sans les [...]
Petals ESB is based on a highly modular architecture built using software components based on the Fractal component model.
In a previous article about WSDM monitoring (http://chamerling.wordpress.com/2009/11/04/petals-esb-live-monitoring-with-wsdm-and-gwt/), I was speaking about adding routing modules to the ESB router to intercept messages and to notify the monitoring system that messages are transmitted and received between service consumers [...]
In: Petals ESB|tip
10 Dec 2009Just a quick tip to say that you can define the logger level for each JBI component you deploy into Petals ESB by setting things in the conf/loggers.properties of your favorite Petals distribution. If the component name is petals-bc-restproxy (the component I am currently developping), just define the log level like this :
logger.Petals.Container.Components.petals-bc-restproxy.level DEBUG
logger.Petals.Container.Components.petals-bc-restprox.handler.0 petalsConsole
logger.Petals.Container.Components.petals-bc-restprox.handler.1 [...]
Someones are saying that Maven is hard to domesticate… That’s true but when you you become Maven aware it really facilitate the developer’s life. More posts will come later on Maven… For now just an answer to guys who are always asking me (and others):
“Hey! Which module include this dependency? I need to update the [...]