Posts Tagged ‘Apache Synapse’

Apache Synapse session mediator

Session mediator is a pluggable extension to Apache Synapse and WSO2 ESB, Enterprise Service Bus products. It provides a simple session object for ongoing messages. Currently it supports only session information transfered through cookies. Check out the sample, and download the binary with the source code here.

Apache Synapse IM Mediator

IM mediator is a pluggable extension to Apache Synapse and WSO2 ESB, Enterprise Service Bus products. It can extract a property or a value from the current message context and send it as an instant message to the given recipient. IM Mediator uses WSO2 Commons IMWrapper library. It is a common wrapper for different IM protocol libraries. Currenty it supports MSN, AIM, ICQ, Yahoo and Jabber. Check out the sample, and download the binary with the source code here.

Apache Synapse ESB Atom mediator

Apache Synapse Smooks transform mediator

Smooks transform mediator is a pluggable extension to Apache Synapse and WSO2 ESB, Enterprise Service Bus products. It allows you to transform the message payload using the Smooks data transformation engine. You can use this mediator to transform, process and integrate EDI, CSV formatted data. Check out the sample, and download the binary with the source code here.

New Community Site for Apache Synapse and WSO2 ESB (Enterprise Service Bus)

Recently we launched the community site for Apache Synapse and WSO2 ESB, http://esbsite.org

The site hosts articles, extra mediators, sample configurations, latest patches, faqs and much more. You can join the community and contribute your own custom mediators, code snippets and useful configurations, and share them with the community.

You can find some interesting extensions and useful information there already. IM mediator can send instant messages through MSN, Jabber and other instant messaging networks. Atom mediator can publish Atom entries to feeds. Smooks transform mediator can integrate EDI, CSV data. Rule mediator integrates rule engines with the ESB. You can call EJB methods using the EJB callout mediator.

Join the ESB community at http://esbsite.org