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when to create a binding component?
outline the different jbi packaging units (bc, se, su, sa)
construct a real use case for the bc (for example a snmp poll service for grabbing snmp values of a network device like printer)
start by setting up the folder structure and the root pom -> watch out for not working maven:create and the incomplete BC archetype
define as much as possible inside the root pom (maybe done when the SU is created)
create the binding component
describe the pom content
detailed description of the key concepts
describe the base classes of the new bc and their role
a note on the annotations which control the elements in the su's xbean.xml
a note on different MEPs to support (or not)
doing a consumer endpoint (poller)
doing a test case for the bc
testing the bc
creating a service unit for the bc
describe how to configure the pom.xml
describe how to setup the xbean.xml
create the service assembly
configure the sa to package the su
deployment of the sa -> bc is still missing -> describe dependency resolving mechanism
deployment of the bc -> see the SA now deploying
see result of the polling in console window
for experienced users:

doing a provider endpoint (left over for the experienced reader to implement)
describe marshaler logic as it is used in nearly every SE / BC of smx
implement a marshaler (for more experienced readers, this will also affect the BC to provide such possibility)
add a file-sender to write snmp poll results to a file and wire it to the snmp poller
deployment and testing
give links etc. for further reading and for looking at other BC's code (snippets)

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using Maven-based tooling and archetypes to develop a snmp binding component

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