I wanted to know the different methods Fuse ESB can read a message from the TIBCO rendezvous channel.
Regards,
Arun Lakhotia
Fuse ESB supports messaging using JMS (its a Java Messaging Specification). TIBCO supports JMS as well, and therefore you can integrate Fuse ESB with Tibco (using JMS).
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We are using Azure API Management where is supporting WebSocket, but we need 2 different endpoint routes for it, because you can`t create route to your API:
http(s)://{base_url} and ws(s)://{base_url},
you must add difference by using suffix, like :
http(s)://{base_url}
ws(s)://{base_url}/{suffix}
or
http(s)://{base_url}/{suffix}
ws(s)://{base_url}
How we can configure same endpoits ?
During the WebSocket passthrough the client application establishes a WebSocket connection with the API Management Gateway
Check for the steps in adding WebSocket API to APIM here.
Make sure we follow below limitations:
WebSocket APIs are not supported yet in the Consumption tier.
WebSocket APIs are not supported yet in the self-hosted gateway.
Azure CLI, PowerShell, and SDK currently do not support management operations of WebSocket APIs
Refer to this SO thread in including two endpoints for same URL in backend, thanks to Hury for great explanation. Though it is for functions app, but the process is similar.
Can the Fiware enabler AuthZforce be used without keyrock and wilma?
can it be used using others pep and IDM?
Yes, it can. The AuthZForce API is not designed specifically for KeyRock/Wilma. Just to clarify, KeyRock consumes the PAP API of AuthZForce, and Wilma consumes the PDP API of AuthZForce. To achieve that, the KeyRock/Wilma team have developed their own AuthZForce API connectors, i.e. the client part that consumes AuthZForce API. So if you use another PEP/IdM, you have to develop a similar connector for this particular PEP/IdM, if it is not already there. A the end of the user guide, we give some hint to help develop your own Authzforce API client. In any case, all you need is a good HTTP/REST/XML framework to start with.
Regards,
Cyril
I'm working with an application which uses Windows Azure Servicebus as endpoint for in/outbound integration. A potential customer is using Oracle Servicebus as integration platform. "My" application is sending/receiving xml-based messages through topics/queues.
My thought is that it should be quite straight forward to connect these two platforms using REST or AMQP. But I have no experience with Oracle Servicebus, so I'm not ready to go all in with this thought.
Any out there who has experience with this kind of solution?
With best regards
/Anders
MSSQL Service Broker: Is there a similar technology in MySQL?
If not, any suggest how to handle async task that can be achieved using Service Broker in MSSQL?
The client side platform is .NET.
I recommend taking a look at RabbitMQ. It's a standalone message queue server that implements a "broker" pattern that's extremely similar to SQL Server Service Broker. You can install it on Windows or any Linux. And there is a very decent .NET client library.
I'm trying to use the OSB 11g to stream large data to .NET WCF.
I use .NET client and server to check this feature.
I created a proxy which make a service callout to the WCF on the .NET server
but when tracing the streaming i find that the OSB buffers all the stream coming from the client into memory and then send it to the .NET WCF.
I guess i configured the proxy correctly with content streaming feature.
by the way i'm running the OSB over linux Red Hat 5.5.
Can any one please share is expirience working with WCF??
Can someone share his Streaming definition in the Proxy/Business services?