Returning localized messages from modifiers
How do you return a localized message from a modifier, such that clients like the Service Registry Dashboard will display an error message in the language of the user? It turns out that the key is to use a custom exception class, and in that class, implement the interface ServiceRegistryLocalizedMessage. This interface has a method "getLocalizedMessage(Locale arg0)" which is called to get a localized message for the exception, and the locale passed in is that of the web browser accessing the Dashboard. Here is a sample exception:... [More]
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DataPower, WS-Proxy, WSRR subscriptions and multiple SLDs
The following is about the behaviour of DataPower's Web Service proxy with a WSRR subscription and the out-of-the-box integration. This is not about what can happen if you write custom processing rules, either stand-alone, or you extend the generated flow in the WS-Proxy when using a WSRR subscription. Recently I set up the DataPower integration as described in the articles... [More]
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New WSRR article: High Availability caching with Out of the Box WSRR Nodes in IIB flows
A new article about WSRR and IIB has been posted. Titled "High Availability caching with Out of the Box WSRR Nodes in IIB flows" this documents the build and test of a high availability scenario in an IIB message flow. Check it out here: High Availability caching with Out of the Box WSRR Nodes in IIB flows
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Looking Back On WSRR V6.2
WSRR 6.2 ended its extended support period on the 30th September 2016, which means the release is officially out of support. Version 7.5 also went out of normal support on the 30th September, but is now available for extended support for 3 years. Version 6.2 added policy authoring in the Web UI, a WS-I checker for WSDLs, and a service discovery framework for finding services from other app servers. WSRR 6.2 ran on WebSphere Application Server (WAS) version 6. WAS version 7 support was not added until WSRR V6.3. Version... [More]
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Integrate IBM API Connect and WebSphere Service Registry and Repository
A new developerWorks article has been published which describes three strategies to strengthen your environment for the hybrid cloud using WSRR and API Connect . One of the authors is Chris Phillips, software services for WSRR and API Connect. This article explains how you can use both WSRR and API Connect together, using combined features to get optimum business value and strengthen your business. You learn three strategies for integrating WSRR and API Connect, so you can pick what is best for your applications and your business. Check the... [More]
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API Governance in API Connect
In version 5.0.0.1 of IBM API Connect there is support for SOAP and REST APIs, as there was in v4. But how can you manage, control and govern your APIs using API Connect, if a little bit of control is needed? Developer organization level You can set controls on a developer organization to indicate if anyone can join, or if they have to be invited. You can also create multiple developer organizations on a single catalog portal, and only publish APIs to certain developer organizations. This allows you to control which application... [More]
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WSRR and APIC webcast, API Management news round up
Robert Laird and I did a webcast entitled "Ask the Experts: Soar into the API Economy by Moving Services & Metadata from WSRR to API Connect" recently, and the replay is available online (sign in to the Global Middleware Community is required). This was based on the presentation given at InterConnect 2016 . News from around the internet: Inside IBM API Connect Version 5: An end-to-end demo User-based authentication with Loopback Experience IBM API Connect for free! Learn about APIs and the API Economy from experts Coming... [More]
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dw Answers
On developerWorks there is a StackOverflow-like area known as dwAnswers. Here you can ask questions about products and usually get some answers. In IBM the engineering teams (or developers if you will, we are not sure what we are called ourselves) will tend to monitor these questions and post answers. The tag for WSRR is WSRR and there is thus an area to ask WSRR questions on dwAnswers . I have been monitoring it and posting replies when I know, although for complex issues the usual answer is "raise a... [More]
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InterConnect 2016 presentation
After InterConnect 2016 the presentations are made available online, and my session is no exception. Click the link below to see the deck from: Soar into the API Economy by Moving Services and Metadata from WSRR to IBM API Management
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InterConnect 2016
I will be at IBM InterConnect 2016 to give a session entitled " Soar into the API Economy by Moving Services and Metadata from WSRR to IBM API Management " where I will be talking about... well, I recorded a video about this subject already so take a look: The session is on Thursday, 25-Feb at 10:30 AM – 11:20 AM in the South Pacific Ballroom E at Mandalay Bay NORTH, subject to change of course. I will also be there in the Las Vegas underground all... [More]
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