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Service Oriented Architecture.
[Blog Post] Apache CXF support in WSO2 Application ServerWSO2 Application Server mainly supports hosting Web Services and Web Applications. One of the major features included in the upcoming release (version 4.5.0) of WSO2 AS is the integration of Apache CXF. So from AS 4.5.0 on-wards, CXF users also will be able to host their applications inside WSO2 AS with great ease. Once you deploy your CXF application inside WSO2 AS, it automatically inherits lots of benefits from the underlying WSO2 Carbon platform. Read the complete blog post at Isuru's blog. [WSO2 Summer School 2012] Framework for Selecting a Cloud Application Platform
[Blog Post] How to pick an ESB? An Enterprise Service Bus Evaluation FrameworkAll Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) products may be used to build and deploy services, encapsulate legacy systems, route messages, transform message formats, and perform protocol mediation. Many WSO2 prospects ask me ‘What differentiates WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus?’ This blog post shares my perspective and scales the conversation. WSO2 Advantage Webinar: Using Cloud-Native WSO2 Stratos to Partition Resources and Tenants - Thursday, 3rd May 2012A cloud application platform environment will enhance development team agility, lower security risk, streamline application management, and raise server efficiency. However, while cloud application teams are familiar with using traditional virtual server tenancy to isolate applications, they realize at scale, that virtual server tenancy environments quickly experience overcast cloud conditions. The result is a proliferation of cloud machine instances, which increases the security risk, management burden, and operational expense. Role of REST vs Web Services and EI - Wednesday, 18th April 2012Representational State Transfer (REST) provides a lightweight approach for building distributed systems. Instead of relying on overcomplicated protocol stacks and heavyweight middleware, REST facilitates communication between systems by leveraging open message formats and basic protocols that power the Web. As a result we see more and more developers adopting the REST paradigm for implementing enterprise applications. |