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Wednesday, July 16th, 2008Dynamic JMS endpoints
Tuesday, July 15th, 2008In an earlier post I promised an example of where service integration bus mediations still have a role to play in a WebSphere ESB environment. WebSphere ESB currently only supports dynamic endpoints on an import or callout (those that can be changed at runtime by a mediation flow) for SCA and web service bindings. In this post I’ll show how a service integration bus mediation can be used to add dynamic behaviour to a JMS binding.
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Emma on a bike
Monday, July 14th, 2008We were only out about 15 minutes as the spring return is locked solid on the front gears and I wasn’t going to tackle any of the local climbs on our first outing. It was long enough for Christine to get the vacuuming done which Emma hates. Emma seemed happy enough on the back of the bike although it is difficult to tell when she is tucked right behind you. She was burbling away to herself for much of the time although seemed to go quiet when we sped up. Not sure whether that’s fear or enjoyment! I don’t think we’re going to be planning any long trips given the state of the bike but it’s nice to have something else to do with her in the evenings and to know that it’ll be worth us getting her a seat when we get back to the UK.
Lastly, I would like to point out that the honking great 4×4 in the back of the photo is not ours!
Weekend in Oslo
Sunday, July 13th, 2008Deployment environments during profile creation
Tuesday, July 8th, 2008Today I was trying to work out why a WebSphere ESB customer wasn’t seeing the default deployment environment created when using manageprofiles to create a Network Deployment topology. They had specified the appropriate topologyPattern and topologyRole parameters. It turned out that they were missing the ndtopology option which should be set to true. This was perhaps excusable as the help for the template doesn’t list this option and even the InfoCenter documentation manages to get the case incorrect. As on previous occasions, I spotted this omission by running through the graphical Profile Management Tool and comparing the parameters that it generates in the invokeWSProfile entry near the top of the logs/manageprofiles/<profile_name>_create.log file.
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