Applications

The main Applications tab displays all the applications deployed on the server.  Selecting a particular application in the list will populate the Application Details section below the list.  The following details are provided:

• Services: services provided by the application.  Selecting a service will open the main Services tab, displaying details for the service.

• References: services used by the application.  Selecting a reference will open the main References tab, displaying details for the reference.

• Properties: properties defined in the application.  The properties may also be edited within this view.

• Artifacts: artifacts referenced by the application.  Selecting an artifact will open the main Artifacts tab, displaying details for the artifact.

• Transformers: transformers configured in the application.

• Validators: validators configured in the application.

Services

The main Services tab displays all services provided by the deployed applications.  Selecting a specific service will populate the Service Details section below the list.  Details displayed include:

• Name: the service name

• Namespace: the namespace within which the service is defined

• Application: the application providing the service (this links to the main Applications tab)

• Interface: the interface provided by the service.

• Promoted Service: the component service implementing the service.

• Gateways: lists the gateways providing access to the service.

• Throttling: throttling configuration for the service

References

The main References tab displays all service references used by the deployed applications.  Selecting a specific reference will populate the Reference Details section below the list.  Details displayed include:

• Name: the name of the reference

• Namespace: the namespace within which the reference is defined

• Application: the application containing the reference (this links to the main Applications tab)

• Interface: the interface provided by the reference.

• Gateways: lists the gateways through which the reference is accessed.

The Gateways section provides the following information for each of the gateways configured for the reference:

• Name: the name of the gateway

• Type: the type of the gateway (e.g. SOAP, HornetQ, etc.)

• Status: the status of the gateway (e.g. started, stopped)

• Start/Stop: starts or stops the gateway

• Configuration: opens a dialog displaying the raw configuration for the gateway

Artifacts

The main Artifacts tab displays all artifacts referenced by applications deployed to the system.  Selecting a specific artifact reference will populate the Applications Using Artifact table below. Selecting an application in the applications table will navigate to the main Applications tab.

Management.Local

Application

Service

Reference

Binding

ComponentService

ComponentReference

Transformer

Validator

Throttling

Lifecycle

Metrics

Download db ANT script.

Download the db ANT script zip from here, we use the RiftSaw-3.0.0 Final release (used in SwitchYard 1.0.0.Final) as an example.

Create and install the mysql database driver.

1. create the folder in $SwitchYard/modules/mysql/main, and then copy the mysql-connector-java-5.1.12.jar (of course, you can choose other versions, but in this page, we are using this version as an example) inside it.

2. create a module.xml along with it, the content is like following:

   <module xmlns="urn:jboss:module:1.1" name="mysql">
      <resources>
        <resource-root path="mysql-connector-java-5.1.12.jar"/>
      </resources>
      <dependencies>
        <module name="javax.api"/>
        <module name="javax.transaction.api"/>
      </dependencies>
    </module>

3. add the mysql driver and the datasource in standalone.xml file.

   <subsystem xmlns="urn:jboss:domain:datasources:1.0">
           <datasources>
               .....
               <datasource jndi-name="java:jboss/datasources/BpelDS" enabled="true" use-java-context="true" pool-name="BpelDS">
                   <connection-url>jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/riftsaw</connection-url>
                   <driver>mysql</driver>
                   <pool/>
                   <security>
                       <user-name>root</user-name>
                       <password>jeff</password>
                   </security>
               </datasource>
               <drivers>
                   ...
                   <driver name="mysql" module="mysql">
                       <driver-class>com.mysql.jdbc.Driver</driver-class>
                   </driver>
               </drivers>
           </datasources>
       </subsystem>

Update the database information, and run ANT script to populate the riftsaw schema

Go to the folder that you have extracted for db script zip that we downloaded earlier, let us call it '$dbscript'.

1. update the jdbc properties properly in $dbscript/jdbc/mysql.properties. (for other databases, update other $database.properties file)

2. update the build.xml file's database property as your target db, (mysql in this case)

3. run following command to populate the schema:

   ant create.riftsaw.schema

   you should be able to view the tables via: ant db.show.tables command, and drop the database script through: ant drop.riftsaw.schema

Override the properties for bpel component in standalone.xml file

Go to the $SwitchYard/standalone/configuration/standalone.xml, find the BPELComponent, and then overriding following properties:

<module identifier="org.switchyard.component.bpel" implClass="org.switchyard.component.bpel.deploy.BPELComponent">
      <properties>
          <bpel.db.mode>EXTERNAL</bpel.db.mode>
          <db.emb.create>false</db.emb.create>
          <bpel.db.ext.dataSource>java:jboss/datasources/BpelDS</bpel.db.ext.dataSource>
          <hibernate.dialect>org.hibernate.dialect.MySQLInnoDBDialect</hibernate.dialect>
      </properties>
  </module>

Then you should be ready to start the SwitchYard, the BPEL component will use the database that you created.