Fuji Milestone 6

Quick Links

• New to Fuji and interested in an overview and/or some of the technical details of the project? Check out the Project Fuji landing page
• Milestone 6 Instructions
• Download the Milestone 6 Felix Distribution
• Download the Milestone 6 GlassFish Distribution
• Download the Milestone 6 NetBeans modules
• Download the Milestone 6 Eclipse plugins
• Screencasts and demos page

Highlights

Enhanced support for Enterprise Integration Patterns

• Enhanced EIPs:
  • Dynamic configuration of Content-Based Router through the Fuji CLI
  • Aggregate now supports the use of Java code
  • Split now supports XML namespaces

Felix runtime upgraded to version 1.8.0

GlassFish v3 Integration

• Fuji server can run on the GlassFish v3 OSGi runtime
• Fuji / GlassFish v3 bundle now available
• Deployment of Fuji applications supported (no support yet for combined Java EE / Fuji applications)

Enhanced Service Types

• REST service now has SSL support

New Service Types

• Java Supports callouts to POJOs

Aspects

• Command-line injection of Aspects

Updates to Command Line Interface

• CLI now available in Equinox as well as Felix
• New commands for managing custom EIPs:
  • add-eip
  • update-eip
  • remove-eip
  • list-eips
  • show-eip
  • generate-eip-template
• New commands for managing dynamically created aspects:
  • create-aspect
  • delete-aspect

Improved Tooling

• Web UI
  • Java service type, basic support
    • Currently limited to a single java file per class
    • Classpath consists of Fuji API, POJO SE API and JBI framework classes
  • AWS S3 service type, a prototype that we hope to make into a more generic way to interface with services running in a Cloud. Feedback on this feature is welcome.
  • Real-time message flow monitoring/debugging
    • Icon in toolbar to enable/disable
    • Allows display of message content at each step in the route
    • Raw protocol-specific message content planned for future development
  • New properties to support use of an external subversion repository for storing artifacts: fuji.svn.url, fuji.svn.user and fuji.svn.password
  • Support for editing external configuration of EIPs, external artifacts for services (message.xsd, interface.wsdl, binding.wsdl)
  • New "view IFL" icon in toolbar allows viewing the generated IFL
  • Last-edited message flow remembered on restart, pull-down menu for selecting other previously edited message flows

• NetBeans IDE
  • Support for starting Fuji server in debug mode, allows debugging Java code, including interceptors
  • Allow editing of service configuration files from IFL editor by prompting to generate artifacts if they haven't already been generated
  • Support for editing interceptor configuration from the Fuji server manager

For a complete list of issues fixed in this release, see here .

Contents

• Included in this distribution:
  • Fuji framework
  • Demo application (m2app) and mock MDM service (m2mdm)
  • Service Engines:
    • JRuby (sun-jruby-engine)
    • POJO (sun-pojo-engine)
  • Binding Components:
    • Database (sun-database-binding)
    • Email (sun-email-binding)
    • File (sun-file-binding)
    • FTP (sun-ftp-binding)
    • REST (sun-rest-binding)
    • Scheduler (sun-scheduler-binding)
  • Shared Libraries
    • Encoder (sun-encoder-library)
    • Shared Utility (sun-shared-util-library)
    • WSDL (sun-wsdl-library)
  • Apache Felix OSGi framework and supporting technologies (e.g. Event Admin)
  • Simple JNDI
  • Apache Derby client and server

• File Layout

   fuji/
      bin/               # location of felix framework
      bundle/            # fuji bundles
      conf/              # fuji configuration
      jndi/              # JNDI resource definitions
      samples/           # sample applications
      README.txt         # no one ever reads this

This page (revision-9) was last changed on 03-Jun-09 08:53 AM, -0700 by MarkWhite.
This page was created on 02-Jun-09 10:58 AM, -0700 by MarkWhite.

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