Installing Petals ESB using the ZIP archive
Once the Petals ESB ZIP archive is downloaded, extract all files into a directory of your choice.
When files are extracted, Petals ESB is ready to be run. Go to "Configuring Petals ESB" to configure your own Petals ESB container.
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Content of the ZIP archive
The following extensions are packaged into the ZIP archive:
- the auto-loader,
- the artfifact repository,
- the WS API.
The ZIP archive contains:
- a directory bin that contains the startup script and launcher of Petals ESB,
- a directory lib where all libraries required by the core of Petals ESB are put,
- the sub-directory implementations contains implementations of mutable components,
- the sub-directory registry contains implementations of the mutable component 'Registry',
- the sub-directory default contains the default implementation of the mutable component,
- the sub-directory registry contains implementations of the mutable component 'Registry',
- the sub-directory implementations contains implementations of mutable components,
- a directory conf containing the default configuration of the Petals container,
- a directory extensions where all libraries required by extensions listed bellow are put,
- a directory data that is the root directory of the data area required by The default container:
- the sub-directory repository is the default storage area of the internal repository containing installed/deployed artefacts,
- the sub-directory work used as internal working area of the default container,
- the sub-directory install: the directory scanned by the auto-loader of the default container to install/deploy artfifact,
- the sub-directory installed: the directory scanned by the auto-loader of the default container to uninstall/undeploy artfifact,
- the sub-directory artifacts: the default root directory of the artifact repository, containing:
- the sub-directory sl where JBI shared library archives are put,
- the sub-directory components where JBI component archives are put,
- the sub-directory sa where JBI service assembly archives are put,
- a directory logs that is the directory in which log files of the default container will be written.