wso2esb-rabbitmq-message-store readme

wso2esb-rabbitmq-message-store-readme

How to check the sourcecode and configuration
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Follow the next commands:

$ mkdir wso2esb-rabbitmq-message-store
$ cd wso2esb-rabbitmq-message-store
$ git pull https://github.com/Chilcano/wso2esb-rabbitmq-message-store.git
$ mvn clean install
$ mvn exec:java -Dexec.mainClass="com.chakray.chilcano.wso2.rabbitmq.sample.HelloRabbitMQ"

The com.chakray.chilcano.wso2.rabbitmq.sample.HelloRabbitMQ is a simple JMS client that publish and consume a message to/from RabbitMQ. This sample uses Apache Qpid client library, does not use RabbitMQ client libraries. To execute properly you should update the hello_rabbitmq_jndi.properties with your values.

How to deploy on WSO2 ESB
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* Deploy the libraries:

- Copy hello_rabbitmq_jndi.properties, qpid-client-0.30.jar, qpid-common-0.30.jar, wso2esb-rabbitmq-msmp-0.1.jar to %WSO2ESB_HOME%/repository/components/lib/ folder.
- Restart WSO2 ESB.

* Deploy the Synapse files for the Message Store and API samples:

- In RabbitMQ side you need to create a queue and 2 routing keys. I recommend you use the hello_rabbitmq_config_broker.json and import it from the RabbitMQ web admin console.
- Copy HelloRabbitMQMsgStore1.xml into %WSO2ESB_HOME%/repository/deployment/server/synapse-configs/default/message-stores/
- Copy HelloRabbitMQRest1.xml into %WSO2ESB_HOME%/repository/deployment/server/synapse-configs/default/api/

WSO2 ESB automatically will deploy these 2 synapse files and after that you are ready to send a message to WSO2 ESB and store this message in RabbitMQ side.