For example, BPEL Service Engine can receive requests to initiate BPEL process
while reading files on the local file system. It can receive these requests from SOAP
messages, from a JMS message, or from any of the other binding components
installed into JBI container.
Binding Component is a JSR 208 component that provides protocol
independent transport services to other JBI components.
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Binding Components
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The following figure shows how binding components fit into the
JBI Container architecture:
In this figure, we can see that the role of BC is to send and receive messages both
internally and externally from Normalized Message Router using protocols,
specific to the binding component. We can also see that any number of binding
components can be installed into the JBI container. This figure shows that like Service
Engines (SE), binding components do not communicate directly with other binding
components or with Service Engines. All communication between individual binding
components and between binding components and Service Engines is performed via
sending standard messages through the Normalized Message Router.
NetBeans Support for Binding
Components
The following table lists which binding components are installed into the JBI
container with NetBeans 5.
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