when to use wilma and when to use steelskin?
why there is no reference of steelskin in fiware generic enablers catalogue?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Wilma is an official FIWARE enabler.
Steelskin is not part of FIWARE, but is developed by some people that are very involved in FIWARE (from Telefonica) and is mostly compatible.
So if you want to be 100% FIWARE compliant go with Wilma. If you don't care then it may be interesting to research further on Steelskin.
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I want to know which tools can be used to visualize data obtained from Orion Context Broker of FIWARE and HDFS.Any help regarding this is appreciated.
within the FIWARE context, both Knowage and Wirecloud can be used.
You can discover more about Knowage and Wirecloud starting from the FIWARE GE catalogue:
https://catalogue-server.fiware.org/enablers/
They are very different from each other: Knowage is a complete BI solution, while Wirecloud is an application mashup platform. The choice of the right tool depends on the type of visualizations/analyses you want to achieve.
I suggest you to have a look at documentation and examples for both.
Hope this helps.
Is there an implemented generic enabler for data privacy?
I founded the sepcifications but can't found an implementation.
Thanks and best regards.
the reference implementation is on github at https://github.com/zhaw-munt/p2abcengine/releases . The current release is for FIWARE sprint 4.4.3.
Please note that funding for this enabler has been removed, and that the enabler is in maintenance mode, with end-of-life projected for December 2016.
Cheers,
Stephan
I'm working on my first fiware project. I want to make an application consisting on an online store, with some Specific Enablers to provide some functionality. This is all very new to me, and I've been reading a lot these days, but I'm pretty lost and I really wonder if what I'm trying to do is even possible.
Can I use wirecloud to make a mashup application like this? How can I integrate specific enablers with the web application? Is there some kind of enabler to provide online store functionality?
Thanks for your time
WireCloud comes with support for some of the Generic Enablers provided by FIWARE (WStore, Orion, Kurento, ...) and can be used for accessing to your Specific Enablers (although you will need to code). You can learn more about WireCloud on the available course at FIWARE Lab Academy.
One of the Generic Enablers that seems useful for your use case seems to be the Store Generic Enabler. The store is used in FIWARE Lab for distributing/selling services, datasets, and WireCloud components, but can be configured for other purposes.
I've been doing Google around to find out the solution for the question "how can I change application integration style from point-to-point to a bus-bus in BizTalk ESB 2.0?".
Please could any one suggest me answer for this?
Place the ESB as HUB and Spoke among all the external applications.
In terms of implementing an ESB, what roles are involved?
What are their responsibility respectively?
And what steps should be taken?
Any materials on these topics?
I'm freshman in this field.
I've read the "Enterprise Services Bus" by Dave Chappell, but I'm still confused in a way.
Unfortunately it is in german, but the german "Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik" (BSI, which means something like federal agency for information security) has published a comprehensive guideline for implementing SOA Security Middleware (in fact ESB products) in a way that information security can be guaranteed in your organization.
It defines evaluation catalogues, steps, roles and actions to build up an entperise SOA Middleware based on an ESB product (called "SOA Security Middleware Screening").
The BSI is an eminent authority for security issues in the german speaking parts of the world, pretty much like NIST, IEEE and so on...
Don't know if this helps you much, but if you are interested you can find it here.
You can look at available open source code, such as PServiceBus, NServiceBus, and MassTransit.
If your requirement is to create a middleware system which should act as a bus of communication for all the systems, then apache servicemix or jboss fuse are cool ESB tools. First is to decide a ESB tool then you should start implementing the concepts.
Apache servicemix is a Open source integration system which provides features like Apache ActiveMQ, Camel, CXF, and Karaf into a powerful runtime platform. Please refer to below url, dowload and start working on the examples inside downloaded bundle.
http://servicemix.apache.org/