This post is one of the series of posts about issues that occurred when we were using Mule2 in a real life project. As I wrote in my last post we were using CXF to call a webservice with Mule. After the issues we ran into described in that article, we ended up with the [...]

This post is one of the series of posts about issues that occurred when we were using Mule2 in a real life project. One of the things we had to do with Mule is communicating with a web service. This seemed not to difficult for a tool like Mule that is just build for interaction [...]

This is the first of a series of short posts about issues we had when using Mule2 in a real project. The first issue I want to mention is the IllegalArgumentException. When we first ran into this exception we hadn’t really a clue where to look for the solution. After some investigation it appeared that [...]

In my last post I told about the XSLT processing that I have to do to get the XSD as I wanted it to be. Unfortunately there is not one XSD that has to be processed but there are actually several of them. And for every change in our CDM (Common Data Model) I had [...]

Recently I ran into an issue with a XSD that I had generated by using our modelling tool. It appeared the XSD did not match with my wishes so I had to modify the XSD. Now I could do this by hand quite easily but that would mean I had to redo it every time [...]

As I promised here this is the last part about using Maven2 to build, test and deploy an EJB3 application to JBoss5. In part 2 I showed how you can build and deploy your EJB3 application in JBoss. In this step I want to show you how you can (unit)test your EJB3 module before you [...]

As I stated here I see three levels of using Maven2 to build and deploy your EJB3 application with JBoss5 as application server. The minimal use of Maven I have described here, in this post I will extend the role of Maven so you can use it for the deployment of the JEE application too. [...]

Although I am pretty familair with EJB3 I decided to get prepared for my next certificate SCBCD by going through the book ‘Enterprise JavaBeans 3.0‘ by Burke and Monson-Haefel. A good thing about the book is that they added a ‘workbook’ in which exercises and coding examples are described. However, there is also a ‘disadvantage’ [...]

Currently I am looking into the possiblities Mule has to offer for our project. One of the things that must be done is to transform a message on our (Tibco) queue to a JAXB object so we can use the object as parameter in our call to an EJB3 bean. How to call a EJB3 [...]

I have blogged before about how to generate JAXB binding classes based on your WSDL file, this time I wanted to generate JAXB classes based on just XSD files. Although I expected this to be simple, it took me quite some time to get it right, so I decided to give this item its own [...]