
Automating endpoint WSDL creation with WebSphere Service Registry and Repository
This article used a sample implementation to show you how to use the WSRR modification plug-in to copy endpoint WSDL documents that are loaded into WSRR, enabling you to automate the creation of environment-specific endpoint WSDLs. More >
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Rachel Reinitz is an IBM Distinguished Engineer with IBM Software Services for WebSphere and a member of the IBM Academy of Technology. She has built much of IBM’s internal and external intellectual capital and education on SOA, Enterprise Service Bus, and Web services. Rachel focuses on how to get started with SOA and ESB best practices, and she consults with clients and ISVs on how they can use SOA and ESBs
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