This tutorial from Dushshantha Chandradasa guides you through the steps you need to follow, to setup a build environment for WSO2 WSF/PHP on Windows XP.

Axiom captures all the information items found inside an XML. Text content being one of the most important information components within an XML document, Axiom provides multiple ways of extracting that information. This tutorial explains all if such text manipulation methods, to allow users implement the most appropriate method depending on the context or requirement.

Most companies have large datasets stored in relational database managers such as Oracle, DB2 and upcoming open source databases such as MySQL. As enterprises move into developing SOAs for their internal infrastructure, exposing this data has become a critical component of the architecture.

The most common practice today for sharing data, is batch loads and exports. But the emerging service oriented approach has some significant business benefits to offer such as -

The WSO2 Mashup Server provides a powerful platform for developing and deploying mashups. In this webinar, we will provide a brief introduction to the WSO2 Mashup Server architecture and its Javascript-based development model, as well as highlight new features in the 1.5 release that supports enterprise deployments. These include support for message-level security (authentication, encryption, signing) on mashup services, and the ability to expose data sources such as a relational table, an Excel spreadsheet or a simple CSV file as a zero-coding Data Service.

Ruwan Janapriya in this article, makes the case for SOA governance and illustrates how the latest release of the WSO2 Registry product can be used to achieve this.

You might have heard people talking about “Enterprise Service Bus” or ESB. Is this just another over-hyped acronym? What is an ESB exactly? In this article by Michael Galpin, we will learn a little about ESBs and why you would want to use one. More importantly, we will dispel the myth that there are no ESBs available for Windows. In fact we will see that the premier open source ESB from WSO2 is designed to bring the benefits of ESBs to Windows.

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 tutorial by Charitha Kankanamge takes you through different approaches to testing Web services.