Hi,

we would ask you an advice to better implement our services architecture. In 
our organization we have many services, 
some WebServices soap based, others are RESTful non-SOAP services. We also need 
a centralized entry point for the services 
platform, in order to manage security, logging, to virtualize endpoints and to 
have a single centralized management and monitoring
console. For this reason, we use WSO2 ESB, that works very well for SOAP 
webservices. Mediating RESTful services is more
difficult, because of bugs and limitations of the ESB (that is internally SOAP 
based). We have done some tests to mediate
REST requests in different ways, but no one completely works (see preceding 
e-mails for unresolved problems). For
this reason, we are wondering to use a different approach, developing a 
complete custom solution (for example a simple
java class as a servlet) to mediate these requests, but we would deploy it on 
the ESB platform, in order
to mantain the centralized management and monitoring of services from the admin 
console. In your opinion, is there a 
WSO2 component, that could be installed as additional bundle in the ESB, that 
allows to deploy a simple servlet?
 For example a POJO service or a Jar service
from WSAS, or any other component from products that we don't know directly 
(for example mashup server, gadget server ecc...),
any component that allows to deploy a non-SOAP service could be very useful for 
this goal.

Thanks in advance.
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