Web services Resources

Message Box as Event Sink for ESB Proxy Service Messages

Message Box is one of the features of WSO2 Message Broker to support messaging and event sinking. This tutorial explains configuring ESB with Message Box feature to sink events in Message Box which are sent through ESB proxy service. Events in the Message Box can be received by any client subscribed to the Message Box.

KPI definition with Business Activity Monitor 2.0 - Thursday, 9th February 2012

This session provides a demonstration of BAM 2.0's value as a monitoring framework. In particular we will observe how the analytics framework and WYSIWYG UI generation tools can be customized to monitor a retail store use case and a system operations use case without spending hours of development time.

Invoking Secured Web Services with WSO2 Mashup Server

When you write a complex mashup with WSO2 Mashup Server which aggregate several external web services, you will definitely need to communicate with secured web services. It is very easy with WSO2 Mashup Server as it does this with service composition. In this article, we will discuss how WSO2 Mashup Server allows you to invoke services secured with advanced security scenarios.

WSO2 ESB with Oracle™AQ as Messaging Media

OracleAQ provides database integrated messaging functionality. Its' underlying system works with oracle database. OracleJMS (OJMS) is the JMS interface to the Advanced Queuing (AQ) feature in the Oracle database. OJMS has JNDI support, which could be used to get 'ConnectionFactory' at run time and the connections returned from it will be able to transparently connect to the JMS server.

In this tutorial, we will look at the configurations for WSO2 ESB to work with OracleAQ as the messaging media.

WSO2 ESB - An answer to Enterprise Service Integration - Thursday, 12 January 2012

In the modern enterprise, complex business requirements are increasingly satisfied by a combination of new and existing services. Getting the right bits of information at the right place, at the right time, in the right format, and with the right protocol can be a challenge. The WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) provides a simple solution to this integration problem by providing a rich set of integration capabilities for robust, scalable and seamless integration of such services.

WSO2Con 2011: Service Orientation: Why it is good for your business - Sastry Malladi

Moving a software architecture to service orientation provides clear benefits, including business agility, operational excellence, and the enablement of innovation. However, it brings challenges as well. In his keynote presentation at WSO2Con 2011, Mr. Malladi drew on his experiences at eBay, the world’s largest online marketplace, to outline recommendations for successful service orientation. Along the way, he dispelled some common myths. Here are highlights of the perspectives and best practices he shared.

About the Speaker

Sastry MalladiSastry is a technology evangelist with over 20 years of experience in architecting and building scalable distributed computing systems, in the areas of Application Servers, Java/J2EE/Web Services, SOA and Grid Computing. He is currently a Distinguished Architect at eBay, driving the SOA architecture and platform for the eBay ecommerce platform. Prior to joining eBay, Sastry was Co-Founder and CTO of OpenGridSolutions, Founding member and Architect at SpikeSource, and an Architect at Oracle. Sastry also worked at many other companies in the early stages of his career and holds a Masters degree from I.I.T, Kharagpur, India. Sastry has presented at many conferences including JavaOne, Oracle World, SOA world and IONA world to name a few. Sastry contributed to and represented in many standards at OMG, JCP, GGF and OASIS.

Rediscover SOA with WSO2 Carbon and WS-Discovery

As the number of services and resources grow in an SOA deployment, the task of locating which service resides where is going to become tedious. Wrong or outdated endpoint configurations can lead to application faults, service outages and business revenue losses. WS-Discovery is a standard protocol for publishing and discovering service endpoints in a complex SOA. Using WS-Discovery, systems can automatically discover the services and endpoints they are interested in without any human intervention. In this article, Hiranya Jayathilaka provides a brief introduction to WS-Discovery and how this standard is supported by WSO2 Carbon based products such as WSO2 AS, WSO2 DSS, WSO2 GReg and WSO2 ESB.

How WSO2 Products can be Used to Create and Invoke a Proxy Service through a Mobile Client

This article describes a usecase which demonstrates how the WSO2 ESB can be used with BlackBerry client. You can also do many things inside this proxy service like calling actual Web services, mediate message, logging, message reformat etc.

An Introduction to Pattern-based SOA Solutions

This article is targeting enterprise architects who are building SOA-based solutions. It describes how generic patterns are mapped to WSO2 products for implementation.

How to Run Apache Axis2 WebApp on WSO2 Cloud

WSO2 StratosLive, Platform as a Service(PaaS) offers you range of Middleware products which facilitates deployments of Java Applications on WSO2 Cloud Platform. This article explains how to run Apache Axis2 Web Application on WSO2 Cloud.