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Pascal Alma
Pascal is a senior IT consultant and has been working in IT since 1997. He is monitoring the latest development in new technologies (Mobile, Cloud, Big Data) closely and particularly interested in Java open source tool stacks, cloud related technologies like AWS and mobile development like building iOS apps with Swift. Specialties: Java/JEE/Spring Amazon AWS API/REST Big Data Continuous Delivery Swift/iOS
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Setting up https for your REST API with Boxfuse
In my last post I showed how easy it was to get your REST API based on Spring Boot framework up and running on AWS with the help of Boxfuse. The next step is making use of SSL for the … Continue reading
Posted in AWS, Spring Framework
Tagged Boxfuse, Security, Spring Framework
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More advanced stuff with JMS and AWS SQS
As you might know SQS in AWS SQS stands for ‘Simple Queue Service’. While playing around with it I recently found one of the reasons why it may be called ‘simple’. In two previous posts (here and here) I showed … Continue reading
Posted in ActiveMQ, AWS, Spring Framework
Tagged ActiveMQ, AWS, AWS SQS, JMS, Spring Framework
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Message Content Filtering with WSO2 ESB
Every integration architect or developer should be familiair with Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP) as described by Gregor Hohpe and Bobby Woolf. One of the patterns is the ‘Content Message Filter’ (not to be confused with the Message Filter pattern). There … Continue reading
Making use of the open sources of WSO2 ESB
When implementing services using the WSO2 stack (or any other open source Java framework) you will sooner or later run into a situation that the framework behaviour doesn’t do what you expect it should do. Or you just want to … Continue reading
Posted in IntelliJ IDEA, WSO2, WSO2 ESB
Tagged IntelliJ IDEA, WSO2 ESB
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Base64 encoding of binary file content
For testing a base64Binary XML type at one of my projects I needed an example of a base64 encoded file content. There is a simple command for that (at least when you are working on a Mac). For a file … Continue reading
Posted in XML/ XSD/ XSLT
Tagged SOA/Web Services, XML/XSD/XSLT
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Using your own WSDL with a WSO2 ESB Proxy Service
It is common practice to use an external XSD file in your WSDL. This way you can easily reuse your XSD at other places. However if you want to use such WSDL in your WSO2 ESB Proxy Service you have … Continue reading
Posted in WSO2, WSO2 ESB, XML/ XSD/ XSLT
Tagged WSO2 ESB, XML/XSD/XSLT
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right-pad values with XSLT
In this post an XSLT function that can be used to right-pad the value of an element with a chosen character to a certain length. No rocket science but this might become handy again so by putting it down here … Continue reading
Mule ESB, ActiveMQ and the DLQ
In this post I show a simple Mule ESB flow to see the DLQ feature of Active MQ in action. I assume you have a running Apache ActiveMQ instance available (if not you can download a version here). In this … Continue reading
Enabling WSSE Basic Authentication for a Web Service client in Mule
In a previous post I described how to enable WSSE security options in your web services proxied by Mule ESB. In this post I show you how to enable WSSE basic authentication on a ‘client’ side. I used this set … Continue reading
Posted in Mule3, Web Service
Tagged CXF, Mule ESB, Security, SOA/Web Services
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Running the Maven Release Plugin with Jenkins
Recently I started to implement our release process in Jenkins. Until then I just ran the release plugin of Maven on my local machine which did the job. As I said we decided to move this task to Jenkins. The … Continue reading
The Pragmatic Integrator 