How to send a message on to a queue with JMS. Sending a SOAP message onto JMS using the "SOAP over Java Message Service" proposal, or as a Text Message

Did you know that you can use Vordel SOAPbox to send a SOAP message onto a JMS message queue? You can choose to send it as a normal TextMessage, or an ObjectMessage. But you can also choose to use the "SOAP over JMS Message Service" proposal to place the message.

How to send a message on to a queue with JMS. Sending a SOAP message onto JMS using the "SOAP over Java Message Service" proposal, or as a Text Message

Did you know that you can use Vordel SOAPbox to send a SOAP message onto a JMS message queue? You can choose to send it as a normal TextMessage, or an ObjectMessage. But you can also choose to use the "SOAP over JMS Message Service" proposal to place the message.

The popular advantages of REST over SOAP are well known: It's easier to write a REST client, the messages are smaller, you can cache REST traffic using standard Web infrastructure. But what if you have SOAP Web Services and your clients are crying out for REST Web Services instead?

Here is how you create REST Web Services in front of SOAP services using Policy Studio and the Vordel XML Gateway...(http://www.vordel.com/products/API-Server.html)

To do this, create a policy which reads parameters from the REST URL and then inserts those parameters into a SOAP message which it creates on-the-fly.

This video demonstrates how to secure REST-based services.
For more on REST Security see http://www.vordel.com/solutions/REST-Security.html

Secure REST APIs With Enterprise-Strength Protection And Integrations
REST (Representational State Transfer) style or RESTful APIs have gained great popularity among the developers and architects. REST, JSON and OAuth are becoming the de facto Web Oriented Architecture (WOA) building blocks. REST is easy to implement and lightweight, especially suitable for mobile applications. REST is not a standard but a pattern, thus it is not straight forward securing REST APIs, as compared to securing SOAP APIs using the WS-Security standard. Vordel API Server makes it simple to implement enterprise-strength security for REST APIs.

Part 2: In this hands-on demo, a RIA running in the Firefox browser dynamically connects to a REST Web Service using the XMLHttpRequest (XHR) object. See http://www.vordel.com/solutions/REST-Security.html for more on REST Security

Secure REST APIs With Enterprise-Strength Protection And Integrations
REST (Representational State Transfer) style or RESTful APIs have gained great popularity among the developers and architects. REST, JSON and OAuth are becoming the de facto Web Oriented Architecture (WOA) building blocks. REST is easy to implement and lightweight, especially suitable for mobile applications. REST is not a standard but a pattern, thus it is not straight forward securing REST APIs, as compared to securing SOAP APIs using the WS-Security standard. Vordel API Server makes it simple to implement enterprise-strength security for REST APIs.

Part 1: In this hands-on demo, a RIA running in the Firefox browser dynamically connects to a REST Web Service using the XMLHttpRequest (XHR) object. See http://www.vordel.com/solutions/REST-Security.html for more on REST Security

Secure REST APIs With Enterprise-Strength Protection And Integrations
REST (Representational State Transfer) style or RESTful APIs have gained great popularity among the developers and architects. REST, JSON and OAuth are becoming the de facto Web Oriented Architecture (WOA) building blocks. REST is easy to implement and lightweight, especially suitable for mobile applications. REST is not a standard but a pattern, thus it is not straight forward securing REST APIs, as compared to securing SOAP APIs using the WS-Security standard. Vordel API Server makes it simple to implement enterprise-strength security for REST APIs.

How to Enforce Fine Grained Authorization to REST Services with Vordel and Oracle Entitlements Server. See http://www.vordel.com/solutions/Fine-Grained-Authorization.html for more Fine Grained Authorization for APIs from Vordel

Make Legacy APIs Secure And Compliant With Vordel API Server
APIs from legacy applications may not have the proper access control to meet security policy and compliance requirements. Lack of role-based or attribute-based access control for APIs can result in excessive exposure of sensitive data such as personal identifiable information (PII) or personal health record (PHR). Fine-grained authorization / entitlement management technologies can add much needed security and control to legacy applications and APIs. Vordel API Server enforces fine-grained authorization policies for legacy APIs and applications.