Showing posts with label WSO2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WSO2. Show all posts
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Thursday, June 19, 2008
Back after a while ...
Hmm ... I've been away from blogging for more than a month ... so here's a recap of what I couldn't blog about :
Well ... thats it for now ... :-) ...
- Had my first trip to London...
- A lot of projects made releases:
- Nadal beat Federer to claim his 4th French open title ... Looking forward to Wimbledon !!!
- WSO2 CTO, Paul became one of the top 25 CTOs of 2008
- We interop'ed at the MSFT TechED
- Prabath did a webinar on OpenID
- I went on a trip to Kukuleganga holiday resort last weekend.
- Am enjoying the war on ultra mobile laptops. This is a very good site to keep track of the latest developments (Other than engadget of course)

Interesting city ... I like it when it is sunny over there :-) ... Met some of my friends from my school days ...

See more pics here and here.
- Apache Axis2 - 1.4

- Apache Rampart -1.4 [We are working on getting the logo finalized :-) ]
- Apache Synapse - 1.2

- WSO2 WSAS - 2.3

- WSO2 ESB - 1.7

- WSO2 WSF C - 1.3.0

- WSO2 WSF PHP - 1.3.2


Jonathan was there to demonstrate how the WSO2 SOA platform can be used with MSFT .NET to interoperate successfully. Read more here at Dr. Sanjiva's blog.
You can view the slides here.
I recommend this place to anyone who likes to get away from the city ... Food is not great ... but the barbecue was very nice! Some pics here.
Well ... thats it for now ... :-) ...
Saturday, December 22, 2007
WSO2 Registry 0.1 Released
WSO2 Registry enables you to store, catalog, index and manage your enterprise meta data in a simple, scalable and easy-to-use model. It is designed around community concepts such as tags, comments, ratings, users and roles. Think of the registry as a structured wiki designed to help you manage your meta-data in a simple business-friendly system.
In addition, the registry allows you to store more unstructured data such as Word documents, Excel spreadsheets and text formats. Using these approaches, you can build a catalog of enterprise information ranging from services, service descriptions to employee data and on going projects.
WSO2 Registry can be deployed in Application Servers and access using the Web UI or the APP interface. It can also be used as a Java library inside other Java programs as a resource store with all community features and versioning.
WSO2 Registry is released under the Apache License v2.0
Features List
- Storing and managing resources and collections
- Tagging, commenting and rating resources
- Managing users and roles
- Authentication and authorization
- Resource / collection versioning
- Tag based search
- Advanced search
- Activity log and filtering support for the activity logs
- APP based Remote Registry
- Media type handling support (experimental)
- Web based user interface with Web 2.0 look and feel
Release can be download from http://wso2.org/downloads/registry
In addition, the registry allows you to store more unstructured data such as Word documents, Excel spreadsheets and text formats. Using these approaches, you can build a catalog of enterprise information ranging from services, service descriptions to employee data and on going projects.
WSO2 Registry can be deployed in Application Servers and access using the Web UI or the APP interface. It can also be used as a Java library inside other Java programs as a resource store with all community features and versioning.
WSO2 Registry is released under the Apache License v2.0
Features List
- Storing and managing resources and collections
- Tagging, commenting and rating resources
- Managing users and roles
- Authentication and authorization
- Resource / collection versioning
- Tag based search
- Advanced search
- Activity log and filtering support for the activity logs
- APP based Remote Registry
- Media type handling support (experimental)
- Web based user interface with Web 2.0 look and feel
Release can be download from http://wso2.org/downloads/registry
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
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