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Entries from December 2008

WSO2 Business Process Server 1.0-beta2 Released!

December 25th, 2008 · 1 Comment · wso2, wso2 bps

WSO2 Business Process Server (BPS) is an easy-to-use open source
business process server that executes business processes written using
the WS-BPEL standard. It is powered by Apache ODE and provides a
complete Web-based graphical console to deploy, manage and view
processes in addition to managing and viewing process instances.

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Deploying Business Processes written following WS-BPEL Standard [...]

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Making Good SOA Great

December 25th, 2008 · 1 Comment · osgi, web services, wso2, wso2 bps

Introduction to WSO2’s revolutionary Carbon product.
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The Day Web 2.0 Died

December 17th, 2008 · No Comments · news

For a lot of people, the term “Web 2.0,” ceased to mean anything real a long a time ago. For some, it never really meant anything to begin with. As someone who writes about the so-called second version of the web for a living, I think I’ve held onto the Web 2.0 term as long [...]

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WSO2 BPS 1.0-beta1 Released

December 17th, 2008 · No Comments · news, wso2, wso2 bps

WSO2 BPS is a easy-to-use Open Source Business Process Server that can
execute business process written using WS-BPEL standard and it’s powered
by Apache ODE(Orchestration Director Engine). WSO2 BPS provides you with
a complete web based graphical console to deploy, manage and view
processes and manage and view process instances.

WSO2 BPS is developed on top [...]

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WSO2 Business Process Server(Still in Alpha) Screenshot

December 9th, 2008 · No Comments · news, wso2


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Understanding Java Class Loading

December 9th, 2008 · No Comments · programming

A class represents the code to be executed, whereas data represents the state associated with that code. State can change; code generally does not. When we associate a particular state to a class, we have an instance of that class. So different instances of the same class can have different state, but all refer to [...]

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The Problem With Logging

December 5th, 2008 · No Comments · programming

As programmers we need to log certain information inside our code.But this post from ‘Coding Horror’ blog describes some things you need to know about logging.

When it comes to logging, the right answer is not “yes, always, and as much as possible.” Resist the tendency to log everything. Start small and simple, logging only [...]

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