Posts Tagged ‘open source’

Google Summer of Code 2008 ends

Last week Google Summer of Code 2008 came to an end. I am exceptionally happy that I could join the program and contribute something to the open source medical record system, OpenMRS project. Looking back at the past few months, it was a great pleasure working with the OpenMRS community, specially with my mentor, Ben Wolfe. I never felt this much better or had fun coding before. It was a great experience. Now that the time lines and constraints are no more, I hope to continue do something more.

I am in Google Summer of Code 2008

I am happy and proud to announce that I have been accepted for a project in Google Summer of Code 2008 for OpenMRS. OpenMRS is an open source medical record system framework for developing countries led by Regenstrief Institute and Partners In Health. I am looking forward to join the OpenMRS community and contribute to the core system of the OpenMRS, and continue the development work for years to come.

Integrating EDI Legacy Systems with Web Services using WSO2 ESB (Enterprise Service Bus)

Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) and its related standards are the means by which businesses, governments and other organizations exchange structured information among themselves. Businesses need to integrate their EDI based systems with today’s SOAP, XML, REST based solutions. In this article I will show you how to integrate EDI data with Web services using WSO2 ESB.

Read the article at http://wso2.org/library/3302

Writing a Mediator in WSO2 ESB – Part 2

In this article I will show you how to write a custom mediator and enhance it to support Domain Specific XML configuration. This approach is called Domain Specific Modelling (DSM) and helps you make your WSO2 ESB or Apache Synapse mediators simpler and easier to reuse.

Read the article at http://wso2.org/library/2936

Writing a Mediator in WSO2 ESB – Part 1

WSO2 ESB comes with an assortment of useful mediators to filter, transform, route and manipulate messages. When the existing mediators come short, you can write your own mediators to implement your specific business requirements. Your custom mediators can be plugged into WSO2 ESB quite easily. After adding them to ESB they function as first class citizens the same as core mediators which come with the product. The custom mediators can be distributed in packaged form which can be installed in another WSO2 ESB instance. In this article I will show you how to write a custom mediator to extend the WSO2 ESB or Apache Synapse functionality to fulfill your business requirements.

Read the article at http://wso2.org/library/2898