Fuse ESB4

FUSE ESB 4 is an enterprise version of Apache ServiceMix 4 that boasts a range of new features, including:

A normalized message router – a standard way for components to plug in and talk to the ESB, now supports multiple programming models in addition to JBI An OSGi framework – a faster and standard way to create, deploy, and easily provision integration components as modules JBI 1.0 and 2.0 compatibility – support for the latest version of the emerging JBI 2.0 standard and backwards compatibility with JBI 1.0 so components developed for FUSE/ServiceMix 3.x can be seamlessly deployed onto FUSE ESB 4 Native Spring support – enables Spring users to quickly create components using Spring XML The FUSE Integration Designer - a graphical user interface to integrate systems using Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIPs) Below is a detailed description of the topics that will be covered in the live tutorial:

FUSE ESB 4 (based on Apache ServiceMix 4)

Installing the binaries Building from the source Configuring and running the FUSE kernel Introduction to the FUSE shell Working with Eclipse and Maven Writing and deploying your own OSGi bundles using SpringDM Registering your own Java business logic as OSGi services Integrating your bundle’s logging with FUSE ESB 4 logging mechanism

FUSE Services Framework (based on Apache CXF)

Creating a WSDL-first web service and deploying in FUSE as an OSGi bundle Creating a RESTful web service using JAX-RS and deploying in FUSE as an OSGi bundle

FUSE Mediation Router (based on Apache Camel)

Deploying an EIP using Camel in FUSE ESB 4 Using a file and FTP poller to read in text files and drop onto ActiveMQ Reading files from JMS queue, splitting, and invoking on an OSGi service JBI and ServiceMix 4 Deploying the ServiceMix JBI components into ServiceMix 4 Deploying your own service assemblies into ServiceMix 4