Include Jar Files For Custom Encoder

The encoder runtime support is currently packaged as part of the OpenESB v2.0 runtime environment. It is installed as a JBI shared library. At present time the File BC, JMS BC and FTP BC has implemented the support of encoders in a protocol-specific manner. Sometimes it becomes a requirement that the encoders need to be used outside the tight coupling with the BC's. For example, the encoders (e.g. custom encoder) needs to invoked in a standalone Java SE Application, in EJB exposed as a web service, and in POJO SE to allow flexible user action to take place once the encoders fail decoding/encoding, etc.

To invoke the custom encoder in these above scenarios, you need to include a set of jars for the custom encoder into the libraries of your project. Following shows you how you can locate these set of jars and how you can include them.

• Locate the encoderlib.jar which may be typically found in $GlassFishESB_INSTALL_ROOT$\glassfish\addons\jbi-components\encoderlib.jar if you have GlassFish ESB installed. This encoderlib.jar file contains following 6 jar files. Unzip it into a temporary directory.

The list of jar files are:

1. custom.jar
2. customencoder-xsdextension.jar
3. encoderfrmwk-xsdextension.jar
4. encoderfwrt.jar
5. jsr173_api.jar
6. xbean.jar

• Right click on the "Libraries" folder of your project, and select "Add JAR/Folder..."

• Browse to the temporary directory where the 6 jar files are located, and add them into the Libraries of your project.

• You should now see these 6 jars are included in the “Libraries” of your project.

• Any questions/feebacks?
  

Email: soabi-encoders@sun.com

This page (revision-2) was last changed on 19-Nov-08 14:55 PM, -0800 by LixinTang.
This page was created on 19-Nov-08 14:43 PM, -0800 by LixinTang.

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