This case study highlights how one customer successfully implemented a SOA initiative to deliver consolidated reporting from enterprise applications distributed across multiple systems. Using WSO2’s open source middleware, the company was freed from software licensing fees. Their IT team was also able to deliver the first iteration of its SOA initiative within just a few weeks. View Case Study

Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) demands access to data stored in heterogeneous data sources. An explicit data services layer is essential to expose data locked away in legacy systems. Alternate approaches to data access, such as Enterprise Java Beans (EJBs), CORBA and Hibernate, each demand a different approach to taking data out of a repository; this results in SOA efforts being spent on data access, rather than implementing business functionality. Service-enabling of data - or Data Services - essentially takes away the effort of developing similar data accessing mechanisms for different applications and thus removing bottle-necks within a SOA. Find out more about Data Services and the WSO2 offering in this white paper by Sumedha Rubasinghe, Project Manager of WSO2 Data Services and Ayanthi Anandagoda, Business Analyst at WSO2. Download White Paper

One of the largest Managed Care Organizations in the US, faced the challenge of exposing client medical records stored in their mainframe, DB2 and MSSQL systems in a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) environment. The solution presented by WSO2, which included the Enterprise Service Bus (WSO2 ESB) and the Web Services Application Server (WSO2 WSAS), was selected over other leading commercial vendor platforms. In this case study Asankha Perera, Software Architect and Product Manager of the WSO2 ESB, highlights the challenges faced during this legacy modernization effort.
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