ESB > Java

WSO2 ESB can be deployed on differet application servers such as IBM WebSphere, BEA WebLogic Server, JBoss and Apache Tomcat. I will be describing how one can easily deploy WSO2 ESB on Apache Tomcat.

Applies To

1. WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) Version 1.7.1
2. WebSphere Application Server Version 6.1

Downloading and Installing WebSphere Application Server

Download the WebSphere Application Server Version 6.1 and execute the setup to install it on your local machine.

This guide co-authored by Eric Hubert, Ruwan Linton, Asanka Abeysinghe and Afkham Azeez, briefly outlines the need for clustering in an enterprise application deployment, summarizes some clustering basics, and describes how to configure clustering support available in the Apache Synapse light-weight ESB, as well as the commercially supported WSO2 ESB based on Apache Synapse. It also gives some insights into implementing clustering, targeted at users wishing to deepen their knowledge and help them get started on implementing stateful custom mediators.

This article by Asanka Abeysinghe describes how the WSO2 ESB can be used to develop financial applications, specifically, an entire broker trading platform. The article will take a real world example (the architecture of a broker trading system without the WSO2 ESB), re-architect the application to include the WSO2 ESB, explaining the design in detail.

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.

In this document by Asankha Perera, he describes the basic steps to be followed when deploying the WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) into a WebLogic 10 application server. The WSO2 ESB is an open source Enterprise Service Bus from WSO2, released under the Apache License v2.0 from WSO2.

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.