We are always on the look out for new authors with quality writing skills & technical knowledge. If you have anything interesting to add about Web services, be it an article, tutorial or answering a knowledge base question, please Log in first, and then Submit.
Please note that your story will not be published upon submission. As author you will have continuous edit access to your story. It will only be published online after a successful moderation carried out by a set of content specialists. Moderation however does not apply to blogs, forums and comments.
Only authenticated users can submit stories. Therefore if you do not have a user account with OxygenTank, and you are interested in submitting a story kindly create an account with us now!
Articles: Articles may be of any topic related to SOA, Web services, Apache Web services Projects, enterprise middleware and WSO2 Products. They can contain images/code and a minimum number of 1500 words (code excluded). Articles need to have a teaser, title, an introduction, indication of the relative project(s)/programming language, tools, environment, a table of contents, background, subtitles, conclusion/summary, and references/resources sections clearly in the content. An author(s) biography including name, profession/designation, organization, email address, experience etc should also be there. An author can submit an abstract of his/her article hosted on some other website with the external link to that article. [Template]
Tutorials: A tutorial is an in depth how-to guide. They can contain images/code and a minimum number of 750 words (code excluded). Tutorial need to have a title, teaser, objectives, pre-requisits, introduction, indication of the relative project(s)/programming language, tools, environment, summary and a references/resources sections clearly in the content. The author(s) biography including name, profession/designation, organization, email address, experience etc should also be there. [Template]
Knowledge Base Item: Short questions and answers can posted to the Knowledge Base. These mainly contain code and an average of 250 words (code excluded). Knowledge Base Items need to have a title, teaser and indication of the relative project(s)/programming language, tools, environment, and a more information section clearly in the content. The author(s) biography including name, profession/designation, organization, email address, experience etc should also be there. [Template]
Ready to Submit !Once submitted you will be directed to create a private JIRA issue through which you are able to start and participate in the moderation process and track the progress of your story up to publishing.
Registered user can submit other content types apart from Stories. Visit complete list of content types.