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Posted by Miko Matsumura on Jun 05, 2006 02:46 PM
The Apache Synapse team recently announced the release of Milestone 2. Apache Synapse (http://incubator.apache.org
Synapse is built on top of Apache Axis2. Axis2 is designed to enable web service "endpoints". This allows applications which previously were not designed with web services in mind to communicate using web services. The Synapse Project is built as an "intermediary", or broker service which sits between service consumers and service providers. Thus the use cases for Synapse are different from that of Axis, but the software uses the same underlying object model, called AXIOM.
Synapse has the ability to route, transform and log messages passing through it. Synapse uses a simple XML based configuration language to allow users to control the brokering of XML messages including both
New features this release:
The Synapse Project continues to be in the Apache Software Foundation (
Synapse Milestone 2 can be downloaded from this location: (http://incubator.apache.org
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