First things first and simple things foremost! I should have introduced the POJO binding as the first example due to the simplicity in the name "POJO". However, there is another component associated with the POJO binding, which is the servicemix-jsr181 component that we need to learn together. This is why we delayed the POJO binding until now. We can now move on.
We will cover the following in this chapter:
Overview on POJO
JSR 181 and servicemix-jsr181 component
A POJO binding sample demonstrating POJO as services
A second sample to demonstrate accessing the JBI bus directly at programming API-level
Christopher Richardson in his cover story "What Is POJO Programming" says:
Fortunately, there's now a much better way to build Enterprise Java applications: Plain Old Java Objects (POJOs), which are classes that don't implement infrastructure framework-specific interfaces, and non-invasive frameworks such as Spring, Hibernate, JDO, and EJB 3, which provide...