Hi Nergiz, Thanks for reaching out. I presume you are trying to install WSO2 for the first time. Couple of things that you might have missed are CLASSPATH - please check whether this points to /lib PATH - please make sure you have an entry that points to /bin I hope this helps .. Else please details of the error so that I may be able to help you better .. Cheers :-)
Aldrin Aggabao I used Data Service feature to expose a backend service. I can share that, but in that case you would need to set up the dependent Database objects. A quick work around would be to use Calculator service, which is available for free (www.dneonline.com/calculator.asmx) as your backend.
I am confused between wso2 api manager and enterprise integrator as the same transformation from json to xml i can do in wso2 api manager using message mediation. please could you explain what is the difference?
WSO2 API Manager is the API Management solution from WSO2 where as EI is an Enterprise Service Bus. Typically API Management solutions are positioned at the network perimeter in DMZ layer as an entry point to an enterprise's services where an ESB is usually sits in internal network and integrates various applications with in the enterprise. ESB also enables integration with external entities. So, I hope it is clear that both products serve separate functionalities. Regarding transformation capabilities - As api manager leverages the same mediation engine used in EI, you can defines sequences to achieve message transformations capabilities as you do in EI. However, personally, I wouldn't perform any transformation in API Gateway unless there is strong justification to do so. A recommended approach is to keep your API Manager layer as light as possible and, let it do the job it is meant for (security, throttling, api metering etc). Disclaimer - This is my view :-)
My bad .. I think I missed to capture that in Video. You will get the same code if you drag and drop an endpoint inside the call mediator. and then configure soap endpoint. You can find the source code in git - github.com/integrationcorner/wso2eitutorialseries
I hope you meant MERN stack. Now, when it comes to integrating with EI, I preference would be to use standard open protocols whichever be the layer from which you wish to connect to EI. In your case, you can expose the backend apis through WSO2 EI with a set of proxy APIs and let the front-end access it through endpoints of WSO2 EI.
@@integrationcorner268 Sir I already have a project with react JS as front end, node/Express backend and MongoDB database with REST API.. Now how can I connect WSO2 in this project? Can you please show a simple example so that it would be easier to understand well?
@@deepikasrinivasasharma7481 I would be happy to assist you. But, I am not an expert in any of the components involved in your project except WSO2 part. Regarding the WSO2 Part, as the communication is happening completely over REST Interface, you can refer to my ua-cam.com/video/aPR-eTx-QVs/v-deo.html to understand how to build a REST API.
The integration studio is built on Eclipse. On previous versions, you are able to use eclipse using plugins but the newer versions are far from UI and can see plugin download pages from wso2 site
God bless you... best explanation of wso2 integration
thank you for your sharings, how can I add the WSO2 Enterprise Integrator 6.6. I got missing path error while adding a new server.
Hi Nergiz, Thanks for reaching out. I presume you are trying to install WSO2 for the first time. Couple of things that you might have missed are
CLASSPATH - please check whether this points to /lib
PATH - please make sure you have an entry that points to /bin
I hope this helps .. Else please details of the error so that I may be able to help you better .. Cheers :-)
@@integrationcorner268 Thank you for your response, It's solved. :)
Can you please provide some details on IDE setup. It is eclipse i see but what more plug-ins needs to be installed
The backend service is getting data from where ? is this a dummy data ? if yes then where is that configured ?
I can't see Maven Multi Module Project( 6:23 ) in new project search box , please help me.
Suppose request has XML payload, how can I pass it to a log mediator , thank you
You can log the whole request using the below syntax if you are working with webservice
I still use your videos as a reference to learn WSO2 , I wish u share that sample data so that i can follow along
how you have import wizard in eclipse?
My apologies. I couldn't comprehend your question completely. Could you please elaborate bit more ?
How to setup the getEmployee backend?
Aldrin Aggabao I used Data Service feature to expose a backend service. I can share that, but in that case you would need to set up the dependent Database objects. A quick work around would be to use Calculator service, which is available for free (www.dneonline.com/calculator.asmx) as your backend.
@@integrationcorner268 I'll try the Calculator service. Thank you for the info.
The calculator service on WSO2 is working perfectly. Thanks again.
@@integrationcorner268 It seems out of service, is there any other calculator service for backend?
thanks for your explained video! Which version of integrator studio do you use?
Mantap euy Anda!
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kindly provide the maven link which one you installed ?
Are you looking for the link to download EI ?
Hello , what version of integration studio you are using?
I am confused between wso2 api manager and enterprise integrator as the same transformation from json to xml i can do in wso2 api manager using message mediation. please could you explain what is the difference?
WSO2 API Manager is the API Management solution from WSO2 where as EI is an Enterprise Service Bus. Typically API Management solutions are positioned at the network perimeter in DMZ layer as an entry point to an enterprise's services where an ESB is usually sits in internal network and integrates various applications with in the enterprise. ESB also enables integration with external entities. So, I hope it is clear that both products serve separate functionalities. Regarding transformation capabilities - As api manager leverages the same mediation engine used in EI, you can defines sequences to achieve message transformations capabilities as you do in EI. However, personally, I wouldn't perform any transformation in API Gateway unless there is strong justification to do so. A recommended approach is to keep your API Manager layer as light as possible and, let it do the job it is meant for (security, throttling, api metering etc). Disclaimer - This is my view :-)
could you explain what the address tag is used for in 14:26 please ?
@Integration Corner sir, please let me know from where you are copying the endpoint code in the video 14.34 duration . Thanks in advance
My bad .. I think I missed to capture that in Video. You will get the same code if you drag and drop an endpoint inside the call mediator. and then configure soap endpoint. You can find the source code in git - github.com/integrationcorner/wso2eitutorialseries
please provide the details of IDE and tool where you used xml data and uou did post req, which tool is that?
Hi Veena - the tool I used to post the request was SOAP UI ..
Hello sir can you please provide xml which you using in it
Hello thanks for this great tutorial, can i have your xlm code you used at 11:53?
Here you go ....
$1
-1
1
0
Hello thanks
Author posted whole code which we can see end of the video. The Real SOAP envelope should be
$1
how do I connect to WSO2 EI ?
Sir can you explain how to connect wso2 EI with MERN?
I hope you meant MERN stack. Now, when it comes to integrating with EI, I preference would be to use standard open protocols whichever be the layer from which you wish to connect to EI. In your case, you can expose the backend apis through WSO2 EI with a set of proxy APIs and let the front-end access it through endpoints of WSO2 EI.
@@integrationcorner268 Can you please explain it with a simple example in video?
@@integrationcorner268 Sir I already have a project with react JS as front end, node/Express backend and MongoDB database with REST API..
Now how can I connect WSO2 in this project?
Can you please show a simple example so that it would be easier to understand well?
@@deepikasrinivasasharma7481 I would be happy to assist you. But, I am not an expert in any of the components involved in your project except WSO2 part. Regarding the WSO2 Part, as the communication is happening completely over REST Interface, you can refer to my ua-cam.com/video/aPR-eTx-QVs/v-deo.html to understand how to build a REST API.
@@integrationcorner268 Yes sure. Thankyou so much for the help.
Is there any seperate ide or can we use eclipse
sathya pal - as far as I know Integration studio is what WSO2 recommends. I have seen my colleagues using eclipse plug-in
The integration studio is built on Eclipse. On previous versions, you are able to use eclipse using plugins but the newer versions are far from UI and can see plugin download pages from wso2 site
which is this IDE??
I am using WSO2 integration studio. You can download it at wso2.com/integration/integration-studio/
It is hard to call this 'demo' - too many missings, eg backend etc.
Can you please provide some details on IDE setup. It is eclipse i see but what more plug-ins needs to be installed
wso2.com/integration/integration-studio/