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Overview

Integration Use Cases

The following are the main use cases of WSO2 Micro Integrator. These help you understand what you can do with the product.

Message Routing and Transformation Service Orchestration Asynchronous Message Processing SaaS and B2B Connectivity Data Integration Protocol Switching Gateway File Processing Periodic Execution of Integration Processes

Tutorials

The integration tutorials will walk you through the main capabilities and features of WSO2 Micro Integrator, and help you understand how to build an integrated system.

Sending a Simple Message to a Service Message Routing Message Transformation Service Orchestration Asynchronous Messaging Data Integration File Processing Periodic Execution of Integration Process Using Inbound Endpoints Reusing Mediation Sequences Integrating with SAP

Examples

Message Routing Routing Based on Message Headers Routing Based on Message Payload Splitting Messages and Aggregating Responses

Message Transformation Converting JSON Messages to SOAP Converting POX Messages to JSON

Asynchronous Messaging RabbitMQ Examples Point to Point Publish/Subscribe Guaranteed Delivery Message Store and Message Processor Retry failed messages with a delay Requeue a message preserving the order Publish messages to DLX Dual Channel JMS Examples Consuming JMS Messages Producing JMS Messages Consuming and Producing JMS Messages Dual Channel HTTP-to-JMS Quad Channel JMS-to-JMS Guaranteed Delivery with Failover Publish and Subscribe with JMS Shared Topic Subscription Detecting Repeatedly Redelivered Messages Specifying Delivery Delay on Messages

Protocol Switching Switching from JMS to HTTP/S Switching from HTTP/S to JMS Switching from FTP Listener to Mail Sender Switching from HTTP to FIX Switch from FIX to HTTP Switch from FIX to AMQP Switching between FIX Versions Switching from TCP to HTTP/S Switching from UDP to HTTP/S Switching between HTTP to MSMQ

File Processing Using VFS for File Transferring Accessing a Windows Share Using VFS Sending and Receiving Emails

Data Integration Exposing an RDBMS datasource Exposing Other Datasources Exposing a CSV datasource Exposing a Mongo datasource Exposing a Carbon datasource Exposing Data in JSON Format Using an OData Service Using Nested Data Queries Batch Requesting Invoking Multiple Operations as a Request Box Using Distributed Transactions in Data Services Validating Data Input Swagger Documents of RESTful Data Services

Examples of Components REST APIs Using a Simple REST API Setting Query Parameters on Outgoing Messages Exposing a SOAP Endpoint as a RESTful API Exposing Non-HTTP Services as RESTful APIs Handling Non-Matching Resources Handling HTTP Status Codes Transforming Content Types Securing a REST API Publishing a Custom Swagger Document Special Cases Proxy Services Using a Simple Proxy Service Publishing a Custom WSDL Exposing a Proxy Service via Inbound Endpoints Securing a Proxy Service Inbound Endpoints JMS Inbound Endpoint File Inbound Endpoint HTTP Inbound Endpoint HTTPS Inbound Endpoint HL7 Inbound Endpoint MQTT Inbound Endpoint RabbitMQ Inbound Endpoint Kafka Inbound Endpoint Secured WebSocket Inbound Endpoint Using Inbound Endpoints with Registry Scheduled Tasks Task Scheduling using a Simple Trigger Injecting Messages to a RESTful Endpoint Local Registry Entries Templates Using Sequence Templates Using Endpoint Templates Message Stores & Processors Introduction to Message Stores and Processors JDBC Message Store JMS Message Store RabbitMQ Message Store Message Sampling Processor Message Forwarding Processor Securing the Message Forwarding Processor Load Balancing with Message Forwarding Processor Endpoints Address Endpoint Failover Endpoints HTTP Endpoint WebSocket Endpoint WSDL Endpoint Load Balance Endpoint Recipient List of Endpoints Static List of Recepients Dynamic List of Recepients Dynamic List of Recepients with Aggregated Responses Reusing Endpoints Endpoint Error Handling MTOM and SwA Optimizations Sequences Breaking Complex Flows into Multiple Sequences Using Fault Sequences Reusing Sequences Transports Using the TCP Transport Using the FIX Transport Using the MQTT Transport

Transactions

JSON Examples

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