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Date: Thu, 5 Apr 2007 07:46:44 -0700 (PDT)
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Subject: Re: Anybody successful with ServiceMix under LogicBlaze Fuse 1.3
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As I've understood, you don't need to synchronize your project with maven
manually anymore as it gets done automatically at build time. And if you
have your ServiceMix server defined in Eclipse and published the assembly
there, it will be also automatically republished.

regards,
Ilja


Jeetal wrote:
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> Randy H wrote:
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>> I can't figure out how to deploy a ServiceUnit to the server 
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> You will have to package the service unit into a service assembly to
> deploy it to the server.
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> Randy H wrote:
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>>     I've been trying to get the simple ServiceMix ServiceEngine example
>> running that's illustrated in the the LogicBlaze FUSE Eclipse IDE
>> tutorial (version 1.3).  
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> I tried the Pricing Service tutorial and could not get it running. Also,
> the Fuse IDE v1.3 did not list the "Synchronize with Maven"  option which
> is shown in the tutorial. Did you try that example?
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