Community Member Poll

Added by Rich Petersen, last edited by Bruce Snyder on Dec 10, 2007  (view change)

Survey Structure

An invitation was sent to all registered community members to see what particular functions they would like to see in a Web video. The choices were taken from the list of use cases for the Logisticx Demo. For each topic, members were asked how interested they would be in viewing a web video demonstrating that particular function.

Possible responses were:

  • "not interested"
  • "possibly interested"
  • "interested"
  • "very interested"

Survey Results

We received 59 complete responses. The top subjects are those that received 80% or more "interested" or "very interested" responses:

  • Route a message based on the content of the message
  • Transform a message from one format to another
  • Connect multiple instances of the Fuse ESB
  • Use the Enteprise Integration Patterns with the Fuse ESB
  • View management and monitoring for the Fuse components
  • Access external web services from within the Fuse ESB
  • Load balance messages between multiple instances of the Fuse ESB
  • Host a web service within the Fuse ESB

The complete results are in MKTNG:this spreadsheet

Open-ended feedback

Respondents were also asked a single open-ended question:

What recommendations do you have for our site? Are there demos or other content (video or other) that you would like to get from open.iona.com?

  • For me all you suggest are great, and I will learn a lot with your demos.
  • All demo about Fuse/eclipse plugin will be great. Fuse take is late when it is compared to NetBean and OpenESB.
  • Other stream could be showing JBI force by deploying OpenESB component to SMX and vice versa.
  • All about monitoring but also instrumentation(alert if a response take more than x minutes) could be demark fuse from is opensource concurrent. Folowing your impresive work and hope you will continue long time. Thanks, Phil
  • A demo with rules engines
  • How Web service security can be managed in the Fuse ESB, within a BPEL process, for example. On a broader canvas, how identity and access management can be handled.
  • Maven tools dev
  • LDAP integration
  • Hello World level tutorials that build on a common theme and bring each set of components into play one at a time. Some what like a self paced on-line course. Where I work there is some risk aversion and resistance to using ESB and I can't mitigate this concern until I have enough understanding to build a small proof of concept. Thanks for all the hardwork your team has done to date!!
  • Enrich demo applications with complex scenarios (example: transactionality among different resources DB, JMS, EJB3)
  • BPEL designer & runtime recommendations (design in Eclipse BPEL or ActiveEndpoints) Are there any other BPEL runtime engines integrated with FUSE besides ODE?
  • Integration with Intalio|BPMS
  • How to set up ESB on the UNIX Box, which can have customisez bootstrpa properties being read from a central repositor, which helps in building a image for a particular business.
  • Would like to see an end to end implementation off request/reply webservices. Routing incoming messages through different endpoints en return information.
  • The power point presentation that was presented for the roap map for ServiceMix 4.0 shown at JAOO 2007 in Aarhus, Denmark.
  • Imporove the GUI
  • Would like more on Graphical configuration and Datasource mapping
  • I am the most interested in
    • monitoring
    • tuning
    • changing settings at runtime
  • Error handling and auditing in FUSE
  • The Product demo is interesting, but it would be nice to have a real explanation of the demo and make it work without having to set environment variables and the classpath for deploying it in the Spring container.
  • It would be very interesting to have tutorials how to hook services into ServiceMix that are not deployed into the servicemix deploy directory, but on a separate webserver/application server/ stand-alone. It would be nice to see tutorials that make clear how the service is connected to servicemix and how a consumer application (that is also not deployed in the servicemix deploy directory) can access the service via servicemix.
  • No recommendations ur doing gr8 job
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