Chapter 20. The Fuse Fabric perspective

Fabric Navigator provides access to your fabrics. Once the developer tools are connected to a fabric, Fabric Navigator provides access to all of the fabric's components (containers, profiles, and profile versions) enabling you to configure, run, and debug your project in the fabric environment.

Use Diagram View in conjunction with Messages View to track a message through the nodes of a route for which tracing has been activated. In Diagram View, the node which corresponds to the message instance selected in Messages View is highlighted. Messages View displays metrics for the selected message instance, including the time at which it exited the highlighted node.

Log view displays the log entries of the container selected in Fabric Navigator. This feature enables you to see the log messages of any container running in a fabric.

Double-clicking a process in a container's JMX tree opens the process in a jconsole-like viewer, where you can browse its attributes, operations, notifications, and other information, all of which are presented in tabular format.

The Messages View is used for tracing messages through a route in a fabric environment.

When an Apache Camel route for which route tracing has been activated is selected in Fabric Navigator, Messages View lists all messages that pass through the route from the time tracing was activated. Messages View also provides metrics for each message instance, making it easier to debug routes.

Use the view's Refresh button periodically to update its display of message traces.

For container nodes, the Properties view also provides the Profiles tab, for viewing the profiles assigned to the container, and the Profile Details tab, for viewing the details of each assigned profile.

The Profiles editor enables you to change the profiles associated with the selected container, and the Profile Details editor enables you to modify the configuration of the selected profile.

Double-clicking a process in a container's JMX tree opens the process in a jconsole-like viewer, where you can browse its attributes, operations, notifications, and other information, all of which are presented in tabular format.