Christina Lin
./fuse
fuse.bat
fabric:create --wait-for-provisioning
Go to pom.xml in your project, add fabric8 plugin, between <plugins> tage
<plugin>
<groupId>io.fabric8</groupId>
<artifactId>fabric8-maven-plugin</artifactId>
</plugin>
Add the properties for the plugin inside properties tag
<fabric8.profile>lab-workshop</fabric8.profile> <fabric8.parentProfiles>feature-camel</fabric8.parentProfiles> <fabric8.features>camel-dozer camel-jaxb camel-jackson camel-jms activemq-camel</fabric8.features>
Save, Right click on your project, select Run as, maven build and run fabric8:deploy
Go back to console, check if your profile is under the wiki page
Go to Containers, create a new container by clicking +Create button on the right.
Enter mylabcon for the Container Name , and select lab workshop profiles.
Give it a few seconds to run, you will see the camel sign on the right
If you want to see the camel counter, go to Profile ->Default profile and change the
You can now play with the content by placing the order file under
$JBOSS_INSTALL_PATH/instances/mylabcon/myxml or $JBOSS_INSTALL_PATH/instances/mylabcon/otherVendor
Stop the application by go to container-> select mylabcon and click on "stop"
Go back to command line console, and type in exit.