In the next chapter we will look at the JBI bus in a slightly different perspective??”in a
non-functional or a QOS perspective.
Transactions, Security,
Clustering, and JMX
No book on programming with any framework will be complete without a mention
of the various non functional and QOS features supported by the framework. In
this chapter we will visit a few selected QOS features which have an impact on the
programming and deployment aspects using the ServiceMix ESB, which are listed
as follows:
Transactions
Security
Clustering
JMX
In fact, if we have to address the above features exhaustively then we may need
many pages (or a single book by itself). However, as this book is intended to cover
many other aspects, we will limit our discussion to a single chapter. At the same
time we will see that the reader will not only have an overview of the above features
within ServiceMix, but also is equipped with the tools, code samples, and design
aspects so as to enable him for further reading and development.
In this chapter we will look into the following:
Cross cutting concerns in ServiceMix
Samples demonstrating transactions, security, clustering, and JMX
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Cross Cutting Concerns??”Support Inside
ServiceMix
This chapter is slightly different from others because almost all the other chapters
were dealing with a particular way of binding services to ServiceMix.
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