Package the POJO and it's dependencies inside a jar file. A sample jar file is available here. Click on “Manage>Services>Add”.

Select the Jar File

Select the Service Class

Select the Service Methods

If successfully uploaded your service will be visible in the service list. Hit F5 to refresh the service list

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Used compound bows

Step 1: Database configuration for registry

   <dbConfig name="wso2registry">
        <url>jdbc:postgresql://localhost/[DATABASE-NAME]</url>

Scenario

Your organisation has an internal Order Management System (OMS). Whenever a customer wants to place an order,it's the internal staff who can access the system and create it. During a planning meeting, this closed nature of OMS has been identified as a barricade for future expansions. It was decided to let an outside development community to access OMS's data & encourage them to write applications based on it. Along with this change, planning team has also identified that monitoring Order data is equally important as well.

BAM 1.0.0 feedback.

1. Installation

Installation as always very easy: just extract an archive. I decided to run BAM on a separate computer to avoid any problems with prots and contexts.

2. Configuring "Monitored Servers"

It's easy to add a server but impossible to edit or remove one ;-) I have a WSAS server with standard context "carbon" and standatd https port 9443. So I add a server:

• URL = https://my-wsas-host:9443
• Collection Method = Polling (the easiest configuration)
• admin user/password for my WSAS server

Hello all. I´ve followed all examples and tutorials about axis2 and rampart using wss, posted in wso2 (which are excellent), and they work fine in axis2 1.4.1 and rampart 1.4 on eclipse ganymede 3.4.1 and jdk 1.5.0_22 and tomcat-6.0.20. However, i've to implement a web service from a specific wsdl, using a keystore.jks and cacerts.jks that someone give to me, and here begin the problems as a "Error in signature with X509Token", and more. Could you help me if send you the wsdl ? Thanks. Emilio Here the wsdl: " <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>