About I'm writing this post to share my experience on Using Apache CXF library with the WSO2 MSF4J framework. My goal was to Implement a component which can bridge the gap between MSF4J and CXF Security Token Service. In simply I had to decouple CXF implementation of STS and Security Policy Enforcement (WS-SecurityPolicy) from CXF transport and… Continue reading Using Apache CXF Security Token Service with MSF4J Transport
Creating a WSDL-first web service with Apache CXF
Today I'm going to show you how to create a WSDL-first web service using Apache CXF 3.0.1. Source code can be found here. What is WSDL-first? WSDL-first or Contract-first is where you create the WSDL, and then you can create the implementation from this, and since the WSDL is your contract, this would be contract-first.… Continue reading Creating a WSDL-first web service with Apache CXF
WSO2 Identity Server (Invoking Admin Services with SoapUI)
The management aspects of WSO2 Carbon platform are primarily achieved through SOAP web services interface known as admin services. All Carbon products ship with a management console (front-end user interface) which communicates with these web services and provides users with various administration capabilities. In some situations, we need to by-pass the management UI and call… Continue reading WSO2 Identity Server (Invoking Admin Services with SoapUI)
Changing the Ports of WSO2 Servers
so2You will run into many instances where you need to run multiple WSO2 products or multiple instances of the same product in the same environment. In these instances, the operating ports of the servers need to be changed. This can be done mainly in two ways: (01) Setting the port in the carbon.xml Open the /repository/conf/carbon.xml… Continue reading Changing the Ports of WSO2 Servers