Web Services API - WSO2 Governance RegistryThe WS API introduces a way to access the WSO2 Governance Registry (Registry) using SOAP web service calls. This makes the Registry accessible through a simple web service client. The WS API supports security, addressing or any other QoS aspects of web services. A client is provided that makes it possible to address the WS API just as you address the Core Registry API. Wed, 7th Jul, 2010 - 10.10 UTC
WSO2 ESB Business Service Adapter - Part 1 ( Integration with PayPal WS API )WSO2 ESB comes with a diverse range of handful mediators to process messages. When the existing core mediators comes in short for your needs, you can write your own tailor made mediator to implement your specific business requirements, you heard me right, it comes with extensibility. Your custom mediators can be simply plugged into WSO2 ESB. Thu, 1st Jul, 2010 - 07.16 UTC
“FIX” Your SOA with WSO2 ESBThe FIX (Financial Information eXchange) transport of WSO2 ESB enables the service bus to communicate with FIX acceptors and initiators. The FIX transport, combined with other powerful features of the service bus such as proxy services, provides a robust framework for developing high performance finance data routers. This article describes how to use the FIX transport of WSO2 ESB to implement a range of common finance data routing scenarios. Mon, 28th Jun, 2010 - 11.51 UTC
Changing default storage locations of schemas, wsdls, policies and servicesSOA governance artifacts such as schemas, WSDLs, policies and services are given special preference in the WSO2 Governance Registry. Unlike other resource types, the storage location of these special types can be configured directly through configuration files. Fri, 18th Jun, 2010 - 11.53 UTC
WSO2 ESB Mediation Statistics: What Can Numbers Tell About Your SOA?Mediation statistics component of WSO2 ESB provides a convenient, yet powerful mechanism for monitoring an ESB deployment. Numbers provided by this component can be used to tune up message flows, detect mediation faults and track usage patterns. In this article, Hiranya Jayathilaka describes what mediation statistics are, how to access them and how to interpret those numbers into meaningful facts. Wed, 16th Jun, 2010 - 15.07 UTC
Working with RPCServiceClientThis article discusses how to use Apache Axis2 RPCServiceClient. RPCServiceClient provides and easy to use API built on top of Axis2's ServiceClient. This illustrate what is a RPCServiceClient, how to create it and use it with the web service you create. And also the article demonstrate how to use the client by using few sample codes. Wed, 16th Jun, 2010 - 00.41 UTC
New Configuration Model of SynapseIf you are trying out a latest Apache Synapse build off the Apache Synapse SVN trunk, you will notice that the Synapse configuration model has gone through some significant changes lately. In the past, Synapse was programmed to load the entire mediation configuration (sequences, endpoints, proxy services, tasks etc) from a single XML file, named synapse.xml. Tue, 15th Jun, 2010 - 02.42 UTC
SOA Security made easy with WSASWSO2 offers a set of powerful tools that makes implementing SOA an easy task. WSO2 WSAS is a lightweight application server for Web services. It simplifies WS-Security to several clicks for beginners. It also enables advance users to exploit the full power of Apache Rampart. Mon, 31st May, 2010 - 11.37 UTC
Cloud NativeTogether with Sanjiva and the rest of the WSO2 architecture team, I've been thinking a lot about what it means for applications and middleware to work well in a cloud environment - on top of an Infrastructure-as-a-Service such as Amazon EC2, Eucalyptus, or Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud. Sun, 30th May, 2010 - 16.37 UTC
How to call database stored procedures from WSO2 ESBStored procedure is a powerful mechanism to interact with a relational database. It allows business logic to be embedded inside database as an API. Stored procedure is stored in a pre-compiled format within the database itself resulting in faster execution speed. Mon, 10th May, 2010 - 16.50 UTC
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