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Showing posts with label WSO2. Show all posts

Last Day at WSO2

It has been nearly 14 months since I joined WSO2. Gosh! I feel I joined just yesterday and I strongly believe that it is the wonderful community at WSO2 which made it so pleasant. Today, the time has come to say good bye, yet I am wondering how. It is hard to let go of a place you like.

I am truely grateful to Dr. Sanjiva Weerawarana for giving me the opportunity to work at WSO2 and supporting me to prepare for my future endeavors. Mr. Ruwan Linton played an invaluable role as my team lead and gave the confidence to move forward. Mr. Asankha Perara too did the same prior to Ruwan. My heartiest thanks for you two. I would like to give my sincere gratitude to the rest of the WSO2 team as well for being very much supportive throughout this time.

WSO2 a place like no other!



Flash Demo: WSO2 ESB, Mashup Server

WSO2 ESB is a feature rich light weight Enterprise Service Bus. If you are new to what it has to offer, just see the 4 minute flash demo.

WSO2 Mashup Server is another cool product which let you instantly create mashups. See demo for this too.

Deploying WSO2 ESB in JBoss 5.0 GA

It is nice to users themselves trying out new things with WSO2 ESB. Now, Ramanathan has found the steps necessary to deploy WSO2 ESB in JBoss 5.0 GA. Here is the link to his blog entry (http://wso2.org/blog/ramanathan/5318)

WSO2 in Wikimapia

I just saw WSO2 Inc. in Wikimapia

WSO2 Carbon: Feature Packs

I just realized the flexibility of WSO2 Carbon when I tried to install Business Process capability into WSO2 ESB, which is based on WSO2 Carbon.

Simply extracting and copying the bundles in the feature pack does the job. Try it out at http://wso2.org/downloads/carbon/feature_packs

Build Your Own SOA Middleware

If what comes out of the box does not suit your way of SOA requirements then try out WSO2 Carbon. The ebook (http://wso2.org/project/carbon/making_good_soa_great.pdf) says it all.

@ WSO2, Inc.

The university life ended last Wednesday (7th May) and it was time to move into my first job in life :)

I joined WSO2 Inc. on 12th May and it has been few busy days until today :). I am waiting for some build to complete and thought to jump in and blog on this.

I feel life has changed a bit compared with the life at the university, yet it is the same old me sitting in front of the computer :)