apache-camel,servicemix,fuseesb
If the message body is empty then this FAQ may help explain why: http://camel.apache.org/why-is-my-message-body-empty.html You likely need to enable stream-caching: http://camel.apache.org/stream-caching.html...
soa,middleware,servicemix,fuseesb
You can install them using the shell features:install camel-mybatis ...
osgi,web-deployment,fuseesb,jbossfuse
No, this is a specialty of Fuse, for this it'll only work on the FUSE containers. Even Vanilla Karaf doesn't understand FAB (unless it's a standard Karaf feature, with just another name to it) For usage of Karaf Featurs outside of Karaf you'd need to add the feature resolver and...
maven,osgi,apache-camel,osgi-bundle,fuseesb
The error is saying that your bundle imports the package com.i2.cis.api.connector but that no bundle exports that package (at the appropriate version) and therefore your bundle cannot be resolved. For each requirement (e.g. package import) there must be a matching capability (e.g. package export).
You can use hawtio, which is a web console, that has an OSGi plugin you can use to view information about OSGi, and among others it has a config admin view/editor. If you use Fuse 6.1 or the upcoming 6.2, then hawtio comes out of the box in Fuse. But...
No this is not possible. FAB requires Karaf/Fuse as the OSGi application server. Notice that FAB is deprecated and to be removed in the next Fuse 6.2 release....
You should be able to migrate. Only if you use JBI components then they are deprecated and no longer supported in the upcoming JBoss Fuse 6.2 release. But for OSGi applications you may have developed for the old Fuse ESB, then it should be possible to recompile and deploy as-is,...
oracle,distributed-transactions,fuseesb,geronimo,aries
I couldn't resolve this issue using Aries unfortunately. I consider it a bug. However I managed to make it properly work using Atomikos, which I strongly recommend. Much more straightforward than using Aries' built in auto-proxy behavior: you declare everything so you know what actually happens. <bean id="transactionManager" class="com.atomikos.icatch.jta.UserTransactionManager" init-method="init"...