Running ESB Samples

The WSO2 ESB comes with a set of working examples that demonstrate some of its basic features and capabilities. A set of sample clients and services are provided in addition to the sample configurations. This document provides scripts to execute available sample scenarios.

Note The ESB configurations listed below, with each sample, is the raw source XML serialization of the sample configuration. This may be viewed graphically through the WSO2 ESB administration console after logging into the console.

For more information, see the following pages:

• ESB Samples Setup
• Message Mediation Samples
  • Sample 1 Introduction to ESB
  • Sample 2 Simple Content-Based Routing (CBR) of Messages
  • Sample 3 CBR with the Switch-Case Mediator Using Message Properties
  • Sample 4 Local Registry Entry Definitions, Reusable Endpoints and Sequences
  • Sample 5 Introduction to Error Handling
  • Sample 6 Creating SOAP Fault Messages and Changing the Direction of a Message
  • Sample 7 Manipulating SOAP Headers and Filtering Incoming and Outgoing Messages
  • Sample 8 Introduction to Local Registry Entries and Using Schema Validation
  • Sample 9 Introduction to Static and Dynamic Registry Resources and Using XSLT Transformations
  • Sample 10 Introduction to Dynamic Sequences with the Registry
  • Sample 11 Introduction to Dynamic Endpoints with the Registry
  • Sample 12 A Full Registry-based Configuration and Sharing a Configuration between Multiple Instances
  • Sample 13 One Way Messaging fireAndForget through ESB
  • Sample 14 Dual Channel Invocation through Synapse
  • Sample 15 Sessionless Load Balancing Between 3 Endpoints
  • Sample 16 Routing a Message to a Static List of Recipients
  • Sample 17 Routing a Message to a Dynamic List of Recipients
  • Sample 18 Routing a Message to a Dynamic List of Recipients and Aggregating Responses
• Message Relay Samples
  • Sample 1 Message Exchange between ESB and Server
  • Sample 2 Message Exchange between ESB and Server (1.1)
  • Sample 3 Message Exchange between the Client and Proxy Services
  • Sample 4 Message Exchange between the Client and Proxy Services (1.1)
• Proxy Service Samples
  • Sample 1 Introduction to Proxy Services
  • Sample 2 Custom Sequences and Endpoints with Proxy Services
  • Sample 3 Switching Transports and Message Format from SOAP to REST POX
  • Sample 4 Routing the Messages Arrived to a Proxy Service without Processing the Security Headers
  • Sample 5 Load Balancing with Proxy Services
  • Sample 6 Dual Channel Invocation on Both Client Side and Server Side of Synapse with Proxy Services
• Transports Samples
  • Sample 1 Bridging from JMS to HTTP and Replying with a 202 Accepted Response
  • Sample 2 CBR of FIX Messages
  • Sample 3 Introduction to Switching Transports
  • Sample 4 Proxy Services with the FIX Transport
  • Sample 5 Proxy Services with the Mail Transport
  • Sample 6 Pure Text (Binary) and POX Message Support with JMS
  • Sample 7 Switch between FIX Versions
  • Sample 8 Switch from FIX to AMQP
  • Sample 9 Switch from FIX to HTTP
  • Sample 9 Switching from FTP Transport Listener to Mail Transport Sender
  • Sample 10 Switching from HTTP(S) to JMS
  • Sample 11 Switching from HTTP to FIX
  • Sample 12 Using the File System as Transport Medium (VFS)
• Priority Mediation Samples
  • Sample 1 Priority Based Message Mediation
  • Sample 2 NHTTP Transport Priority Based Dispatching
• Eventing Samples
  • Sample 1 Introduction to Eventing and Event Mediator
• Transactions Samples
  • Sample 1 Distributed Transaction Management
• Tasks Samples
  • Sample 1 Introduction to Tasks with Simple Trigger
• REST API Management
  • Sample 1 Introduction to REST API

For more samples, see also: URLRewrite Mediator, Throttle Mediator, DBLookup Mediator, DBReport Mediator, Class Mediator, XQuery Mediator, Rule Mediator, Callout Mediator, Script Mediator, Transaction Mediator Example.