Intermediate

In this article by Damitha Kumarage, he illustrates performance tests performed for Axis2/C for similar purposes as Axis2/Java performance tests .

This article by Asanka Abeysinghe discusses the WSO2 ESB support for the FIX (Financial Information eXchange) protocol and how it benefits the development of financial applications. Several business use cases mapped to system use cases are described in detail, together with implementation details and relevant configuration information.

Apache Axis2/C provides facilities to the user to configure its Web Service clients to communicate with services via a proxy. This can be achieved in two different ways.

1. Configuring proxy programmatically for a particular client using service client API.

2. Enabling proxy globally for all the clients by configuring axis2.xml

This article by Supun Kamburugamuva touches Axis2/C and IIS ISAPI technologies and goes on to explain how these two technologies can be combined to create a rich communication platform.

In this tutorial, Nandana Mihindukulasooriya walks you through vulnerabilities within Axis2 1.4/ Rampart 1.4 and lists possible work arounds in solving those issues.

One of the new features introduced in Apache Axis 1.4 is the ability to apply policies at the binding hierarchy. Prior to Axis2 1.4, we were only able to apply policies at server level, operation level and message level and those policies were applied to all the SOAP bindings. But with Axis2 1.4, we can apply policies at diffrent policy subjects in binding hierarchy using the new policy configuration.

This KB gives you a few guidelines to for selecting whttp:locations for your operations. Please refer [1] to find out what a whttp:location is.

The location property which is defined under the WSDL 2.0 HTTP Binding Namespace (http://www.w3.org/ns/wsdl/http) specifies a pattern for serializing input message instance data into the request URI.