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In this introductory screen cast, Asankha Perera the Product Manager and the Architect of the WSO2 ESB, shows how easy it is to create a proxy service for an existing JMS service, and then introduce WS-Security at the proxy using a WS-Policy attachment.

In this introductory screen cast, Asankha Perera the Product Manager and the Architect of the WSO2 ESB, shows how easy it is to create proxy services for your existing services using the WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus v1.6.

This case study by Ruwan Linton and Asankha Perera describes, a proof of concept for a government organization to expose two repositories (one that is accessible as an EJB and the other as a Web Service), as a single composite service to allow merging of the results in order to be sent to the caller removing any possible duplicates.

In this case study, Asankha Perera , Software Architect and Product Manager of WSO2 ESB, describes using WSO2 ESB and WSO2 WSAS to overcome challenges faced during a legacy modernization effort in the health-care sector.

With the increased adoption of SOA, companies are finding the ESB (enterprise service bus) the "must have" application to connect disparate systems. Although a number of open source ESBs, such as Mule, OpenESB, Apache ServiceMix, and JBoss ESB have been around for a while, these products take a relatively heavyweight approach to integration by implementing the JBI (Java Business Integration) specification. A more recent open source arrival, WSO2 ESB, takes a lightweight approach, focusing on integration based on Web service standards.

Steven Núñez , Principal Consultant for BRMS at Illation Pty. Ltd takes up WSO2 ESB for review on this article on InfoWorld. He goes on to say "Development of the product is active and proceeding quickly; if progress continues at the current pace, a few more releases would make WSO2 worthy of consideration in most enterprise-level ESB deployments."

Asankha Perera makes a presentation on the WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus at the SOAWorld Conference and Expo 2007 in San Francisco, which was held on November 12-13.

This article is the second in a set of articles that measures and compares the performance of the WSO2 ESB against other leading implementations - both Open Source and proprietary.

This article is the first of a set of articles that measures and compares the performance of the WSO2 ESB against other leading implementations - both Open Source and proprietary.