Exposing your enterprise data assets is the latest phase of SOA evolution, and is a key part of taking advantage of Service Oriented Architecture. Most companies have large datasets stored in relational database managers such as Oracle, DB2 and upcoming Open Source databases such as MySQL. Exposing them as services has some key benefits.



The most common current practice for sharing data is batch loads and exports. The service oriented approach has some significant business benefits:

• Real time data access means less out-of-date information
• Systems access only the data they need - reducing the chance of data theft or loss
• Access control and audit can be used to improve overall information security

This session will show how the new Data Services capability in WSO2's Web Services Application Server can become a key component in your SOA/Data strategy. Using simple screens and a basic knowledge of SQL, any database programmer or administrator can configure and expose Data Services. As well as major databases such as Oracle, DB2 and MySQL, you can also extract data from Excel and CSV files.



Attend this Webinar if you

• want to understand the benefits of SOA for Data
• have existing databases you need to expose as services and integrate into the Enterprise
• want to know more about how to secure, audit and log data access across the network

    

Your presenter, Sumedha Rubasinghe, is the lead developer of the WSO2 Data Services solution. A committer and developer at WSO2, Sumedha has significant project experience in integration, Web services and J2EE design. The session will be moderated and introduced by Paul Fremantle, VP of Technical Sales and Co-Founder of WSO2.

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