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Chapter 2. Installation Types

2.1. Overview of Installation Types
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You can install Red Hat JBoss Fuse with the following feature sets:
  • Full install—the package that is available for download from the Red Hat Customer Portal installs Apache Karaf, Apache Camel, Apache ActiveMQ, Apache CXF, and the Fuse Management Console (Hawtio).
  • Custom assembly—it is possible to create your own custom assembly of JBoss Fuse 6.2, containing a customized subset of the JBoss Fuse features and bundles. You can use this approach to replace the Minimal and the Medium install types, which were available for versions of JBoss Fuse prior to 6.2. To create a custom assembly of JBoss Fuse, proceed as follows:
    1. Download and install the standard Full Install from the Red Hat Customer Portal, as described in Chapter 3, Installing.
    2. Go to the InstallDir/quickstarts/custom project and read the instructions in InstallDir/quickstarts/custom/README.md for creating a custom assembly.
    3. After customizing the configuration of the quickstarts/custom project, build the project by entering the command: 
      mvn clean install
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    4. The result of building this project is a custom assembly file, in the following location: 
      InstallDir/quickstarts/custom/target/custom-distro-ProjectVersion-bin.zip
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    5. You can now install the custom assembly by unzipping the custom-distro-ProjectVersion-bin.zip file into a convenient location on the file system.
    Note
    The quickstarts/custom project is based mainly on the following Maven plug-ins: features-maven-plugin and maven-assembly-plugin. For more details about the features-maven-plugin plug-in, see section "Generating a Custom Offline Repository" in "Deploying into the Container".
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