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Revision as of 09:09, 20 December 2011
Introduction
GreenVulcano® ESB connects applications and heterogeneous technologies, providing services of orchestration in a consistent way , security, messaging, intelligent routing and data transformation, acting as a backbone through which software services and application components traveling. The key figures that come into play in the configuration of an ESB are the Business Analyst, the person who creates the flow and the Technical Specialist, the person who implements the flow drawn from the Business Analyst. VulCon is designed as a plug-in for Eclipse.
Installation
The installation procedure consists in decompressing the vulcon-(Version Number).zip file and then copying the jar file in the Eclipse dropins folder. After starting eclipse, you can check if the plugin has been installed correctly, following the menu item Help > About Eclipse Platform > Installation Details If present, the installation of the plugin has been successful. The VulCon License View shows your VulCon plugin License, the features enabled and the validity. Exploren menu of Eclipse Windows > Preferences > VulCon > VulCon License
Create New Project
VulCon has its own type of project, in which files are created for the initial operation of the views of the new project in more than one switch to the perspective VulCon where there are three views for configuration. The three views for configuring VulCon are:
| Core: | Represents the core configuration file of GreenVulcano® ESB. |
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| Adapters: | Represents the configuration file of the adapters of GreenVulcano® ESB.The adapters view may change depending on the installation or the license of VulCon that you use. |
| Variables: | Represents the file where you define the variables identified in previous views. |
