| SOA Testing using Black, White and Gray Box Techniques (202k) |
| Author: | Mamoon Yunus and Rizwan Mallal (Crosscheck Networks) |
| Description: | Black, White & Gray Box SOA Testing is essential for deploying robust, scalable, interoperable and secure Web Services.
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| webMethods product overview and tutorial (970K) |
| Author: | Richard Ladson |
| Description: | This webMethods product overview and tutorial was submitted by webMethods customer Richard Ladson in respose to request in the wMUsers discussion forums.
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| Exploring Fabric-Aware Features of webMethods Developer 6.1 Feature Pack 1 (178k) |
| Author: | Mark Carlson (Conneva) |
| Description: | In July 2004, webMethods released Feature Packs for Integration Server and Developer as well as a new version of Fabric that allows the user to perform new functions. This article will take a look at each of these features and then use the example services shipped with Fabric to demonstrate creation of a web services connector that invokes a web service and fails over automatically to an equivalent service with the original one is no longer available.
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| Configuring a Fabric Server to run in the Integration Server's Tomcat Instance (93k) |
| Author: | Mark Carlson (Conneva) |
| Description: | While Fabric’s peer-to-peer architecture removes the requirement for Fabric nodes to run inside dedicated servers, good systems management practices will lead users to deploy Fabric’s server nodes inside the managed servlet containers of application servers or dedicated servlet containers such as Apache Tomcat, Mort Bay Jetty, Coucho Resin or Macromedia JRun. This how-to article will provide step-by-step instructions for creating a Fabric server node inside the Integration Server’s embedded Tomcat instance.
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| Securing the Wireless Enterprise (723k) |
| Author: | Brian Groves and Chuck Gautney (Defywire, Inc.) |
| Description: | As wireless technologies are rolled out over the next few years, they will push the limits of traditional security models from every perspective. A wider group of end users will request access to more and more sensitive information using a broad array of technologies. This white paper explores some of the implied security challenges, and provides advice for delivering real-time wireless data in a secure and reliable manner.
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| hpux and webMethods Integration Server 6.0.1: Performance & Scalability Report (289k) |
| Author: | Jeff Krenek and Swarna Pedireddy (Hewlett-Packard Company) |
| Description: | This document is the second in a series of reports from hp that communicates the performance and scalability of webMethods? Integration Server on hpux. The first report was published earlier in 2003, and was completed using IS 4.6. This report details similar test results, but completed with IS 6.01 SP1. Additionally, upgrades were done to both the hardware and software operating environments. The tests were completed on hp?s JVM version 1.4 for hpux running on both PA-RISC and Itanium 2 systems. The data shows that Integration Server running on the latter configuration is clearly a performance leader. |
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| hpux and webMethods Integration Server 4.6: Performance & Scalability Report (262k) |
| Author: | Jeff Krenek and Swarna Pedireddy (Hewlett-Packard Company) |
| Description: | hp worked with webMethods to demonstrate the Integration Server's performance and scalability on hpux 11i. Even when considering that a faster PA-RISC machine was used, the results show that hpux 11i is clearly a leading performance platform for deploying webMethods Integration Server. |
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| Source and Version Control Methodology for webMethods Enterprise Server (250k) |
| Author: | Jordan Braunstein (Visual Integrator Consulting) |
| Description: | This whitepaper identifies the difficulties of integration object management and explores solutions for overcoming them.
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| Integration Assessment Methodology (434k) |
| Author: | Jordan Braunstein (Visual Integrator Consulting) |
| Description: | The goal of an Integration Assessment is to provide a comprehensive audit of your webMethods implementation. An Assessment documents the environment’s current state, delivers a benchmark of your current integration project(s) and approach with industry best practices, details a set of actionable tasks that can then be estimated for feasibility and ROI, and helps ensure your EAI projects are on track to achieve technical and business objectives. The assessment will help turnaround any struggling integration project, as well as ensure future projects are bullet proof from typical integration pain points.
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| webMethods 6 and Broker Responsibilities (57k) |
| Author: | Jordan Braunstein (Visual Integrator Consulting) |
| Description: | A whitepaper explaining the design and responsibilities of the webMethods 6 Broker
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