I want a visual editor to make the connection between a SOAP endpoint. I have a list of SOAP web services and I want to build a workflow with a visual editor or a simple configuration file.
in version 8 of jboss developer studio you find all plugins: fuse tooling, switchyard and BPEL.
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I have been looking for a visualizer for apache camel and found Eclipse based graphical Camel editor from JBoss. But after installation of RedHat codeready studio and using the sample project in it, seems like it supports only camel-context.xml. My routes are in Java DSL. Is there no tool available for visualizing Java routes
No there is no visual tools for editing Java DSL.
Usually a real programming language such as Java is best used by developers whom can write code.
And for visual tools with drag/drop etc then its high level where such tool generates the "code" in a markup language such as XML, YAML or custom format.
The Java DSL is high level and non savy Java developers can get comforable with just coding. Also users that have started with the visual XML editor would after some time get used to working directly with the XML code.
You can use Hawtio with the Camel plugin to visualize your Java DSL routes graphically. It also exposes a UI for viewing/downloading (and even editing) Java routes as XML, enabling you to bring them into the Eclipse-based FUSE Tooling, if you wanted to.
According to the Hawtio website, JBoss FUSE already includes Hawtio.
Is there a way to connect to SAP Web IDE Full-Stack from Eclipse Neon and see the program?
I installed all SAP plug-ins in Eclipse, but I don't know how to connect to SAP Web IDE Full-Stack
SAP Web IDE and Eclipse are separate IDEs. SAP Web IDE based on Eclipse Orion but it has a lot of modification. You can use git services (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, etc) for sharing code between IDEs. SAP Web IDE own configuration files for projects. Maybe you cannot show project like Web IDE in Eclipse.
I would like to know the difference between Talend Open Studio for data integration and Open Studio for ESB ?
If there is a difference when we have to use each of them ?
Talend Open Studio for ESB basically contains the "Data Integration" studio in its 'Integration' Perspective. So you have access to the whole Data Integration Studio in the ESB Studio.
The ESB studio adds several functions :
in the 'Integration' perspective, you'll find a 'Service' tab in the repository, giving you the possibility to create SOAP services, by creating or importing a WSDL file.
In the 'Integration' perspective, you'll have access to some more components (tESB* components, tRestRequest/tRestResponse)
You have a new 'Mediation' perspective, which is completely new : you can create Routes with it, using camel-based components (see http://camel.apache.org/ ).
Thoses routes are event-driven and need an OSGI container (like the embedded Karaf) to run.
ESB could be the right studio to use if :
you are interested in producing webservices
you are interested in routing/messaging (mediation perspective) using camel components.
PS : it seems that since Studio 6.2, Mediation and Integration perspectives have been merged. I have not worked with this version for now.
Hope this helps.
I create a mule app with mule studio.
It works fine when I run it as a mule application with mule studio.
when I want to deploy it by mule-standalone-3.5.0 runtime.
it throws an exception:
org.mule.module.launcher.DeploymentInitException: SAXParseException: cvc-complex-type.2.4.a: Invalid content was found starting with element 'jdbc-ee:oracle-data-source'. One of '{"http://www.mulesoft.org/schema/mule/core":annotations, "http://www.mulesoft.org/schema/mule/core":description,.....}' is expected.
You must be using Mule Studio enterprise edition and deploying the application in Mule standlone community edition...
The Exception shows that jdbc-ee:oracle-data-source is of Mule studio Enterprise edition and cannot be deployed in Mule standalone community Edition ..You can do either things as follows:-
Use Mule Studio community Edition and deploy into Mule standalone
community Edition
or Use Mule Studio Enterprise Edition and deploy into Mule standalone
Enterprise Edition...
Since You must be using Mule Studio Enterprise, you need to change your Standalone to Enterprise Edition .. or use Mule Studio Community Edition
Change Runtime of Existing Project: http://www.mulesoft.org/documentation/display/current/Adding+Community+Runtime
Export it and run in standalone.
Or use standalone-ee version
#Anirban is right about how the cause of the problem and how to solve it. But I have to recommend you to use the new Database Module instead of JDBC transport. This is a new Community feature released in Mule ESB 3.5.0. There are several examples and resources) about its advantages over JDBC transport and how to use it.
Regards.
would like to know if there is any web service testing tool eclipse plugin.
I looked at soap ui eclipse plugin , but its to big to get it installed in my environment.
Is there a simple eclipse plugin that is free and let me fire soap requests and see soap responses in Eclipse?.
Thanks.
Eclipse has a built-in tool (the Web Services Explorer, part of the WTP?) allowing to test a web service and inspect the response. See 3.1 Using the Web Services Explorer to test a Web service.