Building Enterprise Applications with Axis2-Tutorial from ApacheCon Asia 2006

Apache Axis2 is blazing the trail by being a clean and extensible open source Web services platform. The architecture of Axis2 is highly flexible and supports many QoS functionalities such as reliable messaging and security. One of the most desirable features of Axis2 is the ease of use for developers.

This presentation made by Deepal Jayasinghe and Ruchith Ferenando at ApacheCon Asia 2006 is focused on leveraging Apache Axis2 to build enterprise applications.

Date: Wed, 30th Aug, 2006
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Deepal Jayasingha
Software Engineer
WSO2 Inc.

It will cover how Axis2 is used in the production environment, with advanced examples of using handlers, modules and services. Important topics such as embedding, security, reliable messaging, Spring support and scalability will also be discussed in-depth by walking through a real world use case. The presentation aims to face head on, practical issues faced by users when dealing with real world applications.

Building Enterprise Applications with Axis2

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