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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 WSO2's Web Services Application Server, hassles related to the development, deployment, management and consumption of enterprise level Web services have become a thing of the past. An ever increasing number of users are riding the Web services bandwagon and exposing their services using SOA. But how can a user who may already have some code written in a non-Web services-specific way, perhaps as plain old java objects, make use of the power of Web services? Can it be done without having to rewrite all of the existing code?

This tutorial by Lahiru Sandakith will walk you through the process of developing a gaming service exposed as a Web service, to show how easy it is to test and debug a POJO web service with WSAS's newly introduced feature of Eclipse WTP IDE Integration. This is the second part of the tutorial.

Java Management Extensions(JMX) is a technology that allows you to implement management interfaces for Java applications. In this tutorial, Afkham Azeez describes how to manage WSAS via JMX using the MC4J console.

The WSO2 WSAS team is pleased to announce the release of the WSO2 WSAS 2.2. WSO2 WSAS is an enterprise ready Web services engine powered by Apache Axis2 release under the Apache Software License 2.0.

This tutorial shows you how to replace the default SSL certificate that comes with the WSO2 Web Services Application Server, with a self signed or certification authority signed SSL certificate.

Introduction

WSO2 WSAS ships with a default SSL certificate. This default certificate is not suitable for use in a production environment, since anyone who has a copy of the WSO2 WSAS distribution will also have a private key of the default certificate.

WSO2 WSAS allows Web services to be invoked in a REST like manner. What if you want to enable authentication on such an invocation? Yes, it is possible!

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WSO2 Web Services Application Server (WSAS) allows Web services developers to easily expose, configure and manage any type of Java application as a Web service and Web services related artifact. WSO2 WSAS now comes with the Eclipse WTP Integration which enables the Web service developer to easily work within their favorite IDE on all their Web services requirements covering the full cycle of development, deployment, testing and debugging. This tutorial by Lahiru Sandakith consists of two parts with examples to walk you through the step by step process of developing, deploying, testing and debugging a sample Gaming Web service using WSO2 WSAS IDE.