I'm looking at WSO2 ESB samples http://docs.wso2.org/wiki/display/ESB460/ESB+Samples+Setup
It tells me to use "./wso2esb-samples.sh -sn " to start ESB with different configurations. But I couldn't find wso2esb-samples.sh anywhere... How should I start ESB with different configuration?
And a side question, if I want to start ESB with multiple configrations, how should it be configured?
Thanks in advance!
It is located inside <ESB_HOME>/bin directory.
Samples are given to provide information regarding the common use-cases and to provide the experience the different features of the WSO2 ESB. Yes, you can configure the ESB with different configuration depend on your requirement, for that you can follow our ESB doc which gives all the information that you required...
Thanks,
Mohan
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I'm currently following the WSO2 documentation on installing the BPS tooling plugin and the link given for the BPS tooling is not working(Step 4).
https://docs.wso2.com/display/BPS360/Installing+the+BPS+Tooling+Plug-In
Any resolution or an alternative method to install the same is highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
You should not be referring to these documents. These are for the old BPS server, which was later merged with EI and now it's discontinued. BPMN and BPEL extensions are already there in Integration Studio, hence you don't have to install any additional plugins. You can simply create a new project with the relevant type and start building your workflows. Here are tutorials you can refer to.
(I know that this sounds as a newbie questions, but, you know, really, I don't finde the answer in docs)
In WSO2 products, and specifically in API Manager (2.1.0), we have to modify a lot of configuration files just to start.
We have seen that some configuration files (api-manager.xml, carbon.xml) use configurations variables. E.g., ${admin.username} to substitute by admin user.
We have found an old post (2016) explaining the use of configuration variables in WSO2 products
https://medium.com/#shan1024/overriding-configurations-in-wso2-products-using-deployment-properties-file-f096e96f782d
But we are not able to find the deployment.properties files referenced in that post, neither and official documentation.
Do you know if this works in APIM? Where have I to install this file?
As far as I know, deployment.yaml was introduced in Carbon kernel 5.2 onwards. But WSO2 APIM 2.x is based on Carbon kernel 4.4.X. Therefore APIM 2.x doesn't support that.
WSO2 APIM 3.X will support this feature.
I would like to implement a distributed architecture using API-Manager. There are several patterns to use according to WSO2 deployment guide (https://docs.wso2.com/display/AM210/Deployment+Patterns). I'm interested in pattern 4.
I would like to know if there is any puppet module already available for these new patterns or when they are planned to be released.
Thank you very much
WSO2 hasn't released puppet modules for latest patterns. You can refer the latest (https://github.com/wso2/puppet-apim/releases/tag/v2.1.0.1).
Since I already know APIM 1.9.0 is default support BAM, that UI is for deploy the BAM analytics artifacts called toolbox. When you work with DAS, you should leave Data Analyzer Configurations as blank. And need to deploy artifacts(CaPP) manually on DAS .
I seached and found below link which might be helpful:
http://blog.rukspot.com/2015/09/publishing-apim-runtime-statistics-to.html
But the bad thing is for unknown reason I tried times to access this link ,,all failed.
Can anybody help to paste the content of above link here or just send a private mail to me via my mail : menglong567#aliyun.com
That would be very appreaciated !
Please find the official documentation for WSO2 API-M 1.9.0 statistics configurations in here.
All the necessary information is covered in the official doc.
I'm looking for the source code os WSO2 Registry 4.6. I have installed the binaries but I have not been able to find the sources.
Is the source code available?
Thanks in advance
WSO2 Governance Registry related sources available in ckunk 2 tag. If you building product from the source, Please refer "Building from Source" guide.
Find the wso2 Governance Registry source from here.
Note: make sure you follow this answer as well.