Part II. Developing Applications

	Note
	You can also develop Fuse projects using Maven. For details, see Getting Started with Developing.

Table of Contents

Creating a New Fuse Integration Project

Creating a New Camel XML file

Editing a routing context in the route editor

Adding routes to the routing context
Adding patterns to a route
Connecting patterns to make a route
Configuring a pattern
Removing patterns from a route
Disconnecting two patterns
Deleting a route
Adding beans and configuration
Adding global endpoints and data formats
Configuring the route editor

The Source View

Creating a new Apache Camel JUnit test case

Running routes inside Red Hat JBoss Fuse Tooling

Running routes as a local Camel context
Running routes using Maven
Working with runtime profiles

Using the JBoss Fuse SAP Tool Suite

Installing the JBoss Fuse SAP Tool Suite
Create and Test SAP Destination Connection
Create and Test SAP Server Connection
Deleting Destination and Server Connections
Create a New SAP Endpoint

Getting Started with Data Transformation

Fuse Transformation Tooling
Data Transformation Tutorial

Using the Switchyard Tooling

JBoss Integration and SOA Development
Running a SwitchYard Project on a JBoss Fuse Server
Running a SwitchYard Project on a JBoss Enterprise Application Server