Re: [Architecture] Making Data Bridge client blocking configurable

Hi Maninda, Isn't the default behaviour of the DataPublisher to block if the event queue is full? I thought it was only for AsyncDataPublisher that we drop events when the queue is full. Please correct me if I am wrong. Or did you mean that currently we do not have a mechanism of switching betwe

Re: [Architecture] [API Manager] Supporting a default API version

Hi All, When exposing APIs, API Manager uses existing synapse core, which is already used in WSO2 ESB. Because of that, the behavior of APIs which does not having version attributes can be tested by defining similar APIs in synapse configuration in an ESB instance. *The problem in synapse current

Re: [Architecture] Making Data Bridge client blocking configurable

Hi Lasantha, Before the given fix was done, when data input rate is greater than output rate, 1. Data Publisher queue started to fill 2. After Data Publisher queue was filled Async Data Publisher was filling 3. After the Async Data Publisher was filled the thread was blocked After the patch was

Re: [Architecture] CEP Event table Cache

Following is a summary of how the current implementation of caching works: - Existing events are loaded to the cache in lazy manner when they are looked-up. - When adding/removing events both cache and table is updated accordingly. - When reading, cache is searched first and then the DB table. For

Re: [Architecture] CEP Event table Cache

Great!! please see my comments inline. On Fri, Mar 14, 2014 at 5:02 PM, Rajeev Sampath wrote: > Following is a summary of how the current implementation of caching works: > > - Existing events are loaded to the cache in lazy manner when they are > looked-up. > - When adding/removing events both

Re: [Architecture] CEP Event table Cache

Do we use Hazelcast to implement the cache? Paul On 14 March 2014 11:32, Rajeev Sampath wrote: > Following is a summary of how the current implementation of caching works: > > - Existing events are loaded to the cache in lazy manner when they are > looked-up. > - When adding/removing events bo

Re: [Architecture] CEP Event table Cache

Hi Paul, Currently No. This is just a caching layer on the event table intended for single node CEP instances. Hazelcast version might be useful as well, we left that alone for this rollout. --Srinath On Fri, Mar 14, 2014 at 6:51 PM, Paul Fremantle wrote: > Do we use Hazelcast to implement t

[Architecture] Connector:GoogleCalendar

*Introduction* The Google Calendar API lets you develop client applications that create new events, edit or delete existing events, and search for events. *GoogleCalendar Connector Summery* • Connector Name: GoogleCalendar • API Version: v3 • Technology: REST • API Url:

[Architecture] Connector:SurveyMonkey

*Introduction* SurveyMonkey is the world's leading provider of web-based survey solutions, helping people gather the insights they need to make more informed decisions. *SurveyMonkey Connector Summery* • Connector Name: SurveyMonkey • API Version: v2 • Technology: REST • API Ur

[Architecture] WSO2 Enterprise Store 1.1.0 Milestone -3 Release !

*WSO2 Enterprise Store 1.1.0 Milestone-3 Released !* This is the third milestone of WSO2 Enterprise Store version 1.1.0, which will create a marketplace for your enterprise assets. You can download the milestone at [1]. Milestone-3 specifically contains following bug fixes, improvements, features

[Architecture] Private PaaS on Cloudstack

Hi, I searched a lot but didn't find any mention of Cloudstack in conjuction with Private PaaS. Given that jclouds supports Cloudstack and that Cloudstack has an AWS compatible API, I wonder whether it is possible to run Private PaaS on Cloudstack. Any pointer to more information is highly apprec

Re: [Architecture] Private PaaS on Cloudstack

Hi Kambiz, WSO2 Private PaaS is based on Apache Stratos. Stratos devs are currently working on Cloudstack support, but not done yet. You can follow " d...@stratos.incubator.apache.org" and find more details. Thanks. On Fri, Mar 14, 2014 at 3:16 PM, Kambiz Darabi wrote: > Hi, > > I searched a l

[Architecture] Get understand the Common API

Hi, This Question is related to this diagram. http://rukspot.com/sites/default/files/images/wso2/wso2_Test_Archi_2.png 1. function of the Test Execution Engine would be run the Keyword driven testing. 2. Function of the common API would be mapping keyword to the backed services.