WSO2 Carbon Studio Developer Tools for WSO2 Governance Registry - Thursday, 31st March, 2011

WSO2 Governance Registry is the leading open source registry and governance framework. It was built with enterprise SOA metadata such as service descriptions and policies in mind, but can hold any resource type including images, text files, and office documents. Designed as an easy-to-use web-friendly repository, it also comes complete with support for full versioning, lifecycle management, and a rich model for users/roles/permissions. Along with social features such as tagging, rating and commenting, the registry recognizes the power of community-building in a governance system.

The WSO2 Carbon Studio development environment includes tools for interacting with the WSO2 Governance Registry. Carbon Studio extends the popular Eclipse IDE with a set of plugins helping developers build SOA applications for the award-winning WSO2 Carbon platform. In this webinar we introduce the WSO2 Governance Registry Eclipse Plugin and demonstrate how it can support light-weight, user-friendly interaction with remotely deployed registries.

Join Harshana Martin and Dakshitha Ratnayake for this one-hour webinar as they demonstrate how to use the WSO2 Governance Registry along with the WSO2 Governance Registry Eclipse Plugin.

Topics covered include:

• Managing Registry connections
• Exploring Registry resources and collections with the Registry Browser
• Managing Resources locally and remotely
• Managing Users, their Roles and Permissions
• Leveraging extension points

Who should attend:

• Architects and developers who want to learn about the WSO2 governance framework and tools.
• Consultants specializing in SOA.

Harshana is a Software Engineer on the WSO2 Carbon Studio team. He participated in Google Summer of Code program year 2009 and 2010 with the Eclipse Foundation and is also currently a committer to the Eclipse Communication Framework.

Dakshitha is a Software Engineer on the WSO2 Carbon Studio team.

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