This is suppose to be my vJBUG topic, it's about better tooling saves you valuable time when developing! During the talk, I have develop a JBoss Fuse Application using the latest tooling available in JBoss Fuse! Here are the things I go over,

How to debug Camel application using the tooling provides. Data mapping between POJO and XML, JSON with Dozer with drag and drops only.  Deploy and package an OSGi ready Applications.  Before the demo, here are some basics. This video goes through and tells you all about the tools available for JBoss Fuse.

The slide for the presentation is here:

demos will be on next post.

Red Hat Tech Exchange has taken place in Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh city two weeks ago, it is a great event held by Red Hat in Asia Pacific Region. It is open to all Red Hat partners who are interested in learning what Red Hat is doing recently, see what the trend of the open source world, basically it is a great event to share your knowledge and experience, to meet other enthusiastic people.

OK, I have been saying this for a long time, updating my menu list in my blog, so it's easier to find the content. Was really busy working and traveling, so never actually go the time to sit down and does the menu and categories them as I wanted it. So, in this lazy sunday afternoon, I decided to finally do it.

In the beginning of the year I posted a post on how to do cron jobs with Apache Camel in JBoss Fuse, the reason I am doing it is because sometimes we need to off-load the integration jobs and schedule them to run in less time during busy hours. Cron Jobs allows you to run the integration application at the certain period of time you set it to run, it will be mostly in the night time. We use the Quartz2 component in camel to achieve this.

Just to recap a little on the scenario I had.
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I have bumped into ClassNotFound Exception problem several times when I need to add Database driver or migrate non-OSGi libraries into my JBoss Fuse applications.
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People often confuse when they look at camel route and BPM process, although they do look very similar as connecting different nodes with conditions and passing objects or messages, the way they are structured and engineered to execute is a complete different story.

A week ago, I updated a demo on our JBoss Technology Evangelist Demo site, it is all about integrating JBoss Fuse the light weight integration ESB with JBoss BPM Suite, which allow enterprise to manage their business processes. For more information about integrating business process and ESB, please go back to one of my blog that talks about my thoughts on how they can be put together.

In this demo, I tried to showcase the technical side of how to put these two technology together.

Early this year we announced the exciting example project for JBoss BPM Suite that centers around a working online Travel Agency project. This initially leveraged web services, that we later migrated to microservices with the help of JBoss Fuse. And now the more exiting part, upgrading to JBoss Fuse 6.2, we wanted to revisit the project and make sure you had the latest greatest products at your disposal.
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