Application development using the wso2 developer studio

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The document discusses WSO2 Developer Studio, a development tool for writing applications that can be hosted on WSO2 carbon servers. It is based on the popular Eclipse IDE and contains tools needed to configure enterprise architectures. The document provides an example of a simple carbon application artifact and outlines how Developer Studio supports ESB, registry, data services, and other tools. It also gives an overview of how the tool enables fully Maven integration and CAR-based deployment. Finally, it demonstrates Developer Studio by walking through building a banking application that uses services, processes, and registries.

Application Development using
the WSO2 Developer Studio

Harshana Martin
Senior Software Engineer (harshana@wso2.com)

Kalpa Senanayake
Software Engineer (kalpa@wso2.com)

WSO2
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Founded in 2005 by acknowledged leaders in
XML, Web Services Technologies & Standards
and Open Source. Primary contributors to Apache
Web Services projects started in 2001
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Producing entire middleware platform 100% open
source under Apache license
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Business model is to sell comprehensive support
& maintenance for our products
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Technology OEM’d by IBM, Progress, Software
AG, Alcatel, EMC, and CA
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Venture funded by Intel Capital and Quest
Software.
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Global corporation with offices in Palo Alto, USA

WSO2 Developer Studio

● WSO2 Developer Studio is the development
tool for writing applications that get hosted on
one or more of carbon servers.
● This is based on the popular Eclipse IDE with
all the familiar tools at hand.
● Developer Studio contains diverse set of tools
vital for configuring your enterprise architecture.
● Easy to install on Eclipse IDE.
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Carbon Application Artifact
● Here is a simple example

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Developer Studio Tools Support
● ESB Editor
● Governance Registry Tools
● Data Services Editor
● Integrating
– Eclipse BPEL Editor tools
– JBoss Smooks Editor
● C-App support for
– Registry Filters/Handler/Aspects
– Synapse Custom Mediators
– Shared Libraries etc
● ESB Graphical Editor – Tech Preview Available (GA
coming soon) 6

Fully Maven Integration
● Every artifact is a maven project
● Maven Plugins to build artifact projects
● Maven multi-module project support
Artifact Artifact type in to maven repo

Proxy Service xml

Endpoint xml

Axis2 Service aar

C-App car

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Carbon Application Archive (CAR)
based Deployment Model

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WSO2 Developer Studio - One
Stop Tooling Platform
● Develop
● Deploy
● Debug
● Test

Both on Premise and on Cloud

A Retail Banking System

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Account Opening Process at ABCD Bank

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Product Information
➢ WSO2 Developer Studio 2.0.0 Beta
➢ Eclipse Helios (3.6.x) J2EE Edition
➢ WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus – 4.0.3
➢ WSO2 Application Server – 4.1.2
➢ WSO2 Business Process Server - 2.1.2
➢ WSO2 Data Services Server – 2.6.3
➢ MySQL 5.x Server
➢ ActiveMQ 5.x

Demo Outline
● Setting up Database
● Creating Data Service
● Creating MainFrame Mock Service and Card
Service
● Creating Registry Resources
● Creating Account Service Proxy and Card
Service Proxy
● Creating Account Opening Business Process

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3. WSO2 Developer Studio ● WSO2 Developer Studio is the development tool for writing applications that get hosted on one or more of carbon servers. ● This is based on the popular Eclipse IDE with all the familiar tools at hand. ● Developer Studio contains diverse set of tools vital for configuring your enterprise architecture. ● Easy to install on Eclipse IDE. 3

4. WSO2 Developer Studio 4

5. Carbon Application Artifact ● Here is a simple example 5

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7. Fully Maven Integration ● Every artifact is a maven project ● Maven Plugins to build artifact projects ● Maven multi-module project support Artifact Artifact type in to maven repo Proxy Service xml Endpoint xml Axis2 Service aar C-App car 7

8. Carbon Application Archive (CAR) based Deployment Model 8

9. WSO2 Developer Studio - One Stop Tooling Platform ● Develop ● Deploy ● Debug ● Test Both on Premise and on Cloud

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11. Account Opening Process at ABCD Bank 11

12. Product Information ➢ WSO2 Developer Studio 2.0.0 Beta ➢ Eclipse Helios (3.6.x) J2EE Edition ➢ WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus – 4.0.3 ➢ WSO2 Application Server – 4.1.2 ➢ WSO2 Business Process Server - 2.1.2 ➢ WSO2 Data Services Server – 2.6.3 ➢ MySQL 5.x Server ➢ ActiveMQ 5.x

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14. Demo Outline ● Setting up Database ● Creating Data Service ● Creating MainFrame Mock Service and Card Service ● Creating Registry Resources ● Creating Account Service Proxy and Card Service Proxy ● Creating Account Opening Business Process 14

15. Demo Outline ● Setting up Database ● Creating Data Service ● Creating MainFrame Mock Service and Card Service ● Creating Registry Resources ● Creating Account Service Proxy and Card Service Proxy ● Creating Account Opening Business Process 15

16. Demo Outline ● Setting up Database ● Creating Data Service ● Creating MainFrame Mock Service and Card Service ● Creating Registry Resources ● Creating Account Service Proxy and Card Service Proxy ● Creating Account Opening Business Process 16

17. Demo Outline ● Setting up Database ● Creating Data Service ● Creating MainFrame Mock Service and Card Service ● Creating Registry Resources ● Creating Account Service Proxy and Card Service Proxy ● Creating Account Opening Business Process 17

18. Demo Outline ● Setting up Database ● Creating Data Service ● Creating MainFrame Mock Service and Card Service ● Creating Registry Resources ● Creating Account Service Proxy and Card Service Proxy ● Creating Account Opening Business Process 18

19. Demo Outline ● Setting up Database ● Creating Data Service ● Creating MainFrame Mock Service and Card Service ● Creating Registry Resources ● Creating Account Service Proxy and Card Service Proxy ● Creating Account Opening Business Process 19

20. Demo Outline ● Setting up Database ● Creating Data Service ● Creating MainFrame Mock Service and Card Service ● Creating Registry Resources ● Creating Account Service Proxy and Card Service Proxy ● Creating Account Opening Business Process 20

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