Multiple comosite applications on same WSDL endpoint with OPEN-ESB

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Published on 2010-04-27T12:29:01Z Indexed on 2010/04/27 12:33 UTC
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Just learning how Open-ESB (GlassFishESB) works and evaluating it for a project.

One point I do not understand is that if I have a Composite application bound to an incoming web service (hosted on the glassfish server) can I get muple composite applications to consume this message ?

If so is it done by A) simply deploying the multiple composite applications each referencing the save URL and same WSDL B) include each JBI module in the CASA editor and deploy a single composite application with all parts included (will this reduce scaling?) C) create a new composite application which has a BPEL process to send the in message to new endpoints for each compisite applciation .

My feeling is that option A should work?

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