The WSO2 Mashup Server is a platform for creating, deploying, and consuming Web services in the simplest fashion possible.
It Relies on:

* Support for consuming and deploying services using dynamic scripting languages
* Trivial deployment and redeployment
* Automatic and UI-based generation of Web services artifacts (e.g. wsdl, schema, policy)
* Provide gateways into a variety of information sources, including SOAP and POX/REST Web services, as well as plain old Web pages.
* Provides human-consumable results through a variety of user interfaces including Web pages, portals, e-mail, Instant Messenger service, Short Message Service (SMS), etc.

All 6 GPL files shown in the report are dual licensed under MPL 1.0. Hence the code does not use any GPL libraries.

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    Deepal Jayasinghe: Web services class at Georgia Tech

    Today I got a very valuable chance to teach a graduate class at Georgia Tech , it is interesting because I am just starting my graduate classes this fall . It was a guest lecture about Web services and Axis2. Professor Calton Pu , has to attend a ... [More] conference so he requested me to do a guest lecture in his class today. I know teaching Axis2 is not such a difficult task for me , because most of the time I live with Axis2. But teaching a graduate class was bit of challenge for me , and second it made me somewhat nervous because that was the first time I did a lecture in a university. Anyway I believe I tried my best to make it simple , since the class consist of people from different areas. Teaching Web services to graduate who is doing research on Robotics or Multimedia is kind of dull job , its not there interest area. [Less]

    Lahiru Sandakith: New Home.. DSL , CSCI , IUPUI

    Back with this blog post after 3 weeks of scilence I guess. Thinking back it seems I did not have any chance to blog, yeah.. I miss my WSO2 Laptop a lot.

    So I have now settled down in IUPUI, Department of Computer and Information Science, Distributed Systems Lab.

    Starting days of ...

    Tyrell Perera: Open Source Software and Dual Licensing

    Viral Licenses, Dual Licenses or Non-viral Licenses... What suite you?

    Explaining dual licensing is an interesting read. I still remember trying to convince clients that using GPL software doesn't pose a threat as long as you don't sell ... [More] derivative works. However, I failed to see then what the situation might be in the case of a takeover or merger.

    Imagine running a customized version of a GPL licensed software in your local intra-net. Since you are not planning to redistribute or sell this particular software, you are safe form the 'viral' aspects of the license. One fine day a division of your company is targeted for a takeover. Obviously the buyers valuation will include your infrastructure, which in turn includes your customized, GPL licensed software. In other words, if the deal is made, you are effectively distributing this software to a third party.

    The way I see it, there are 2 options at this point;
    Deduct the software from the entire deal. This will almost surely have a significant impact on the deal making, since no one wants an infrastructurally crippled business entity unless they have a solution from their side.Give the source code to the buyer. This might pose a problem because you are only selling a 'division' of the company and the modifications you've done locally can be business sensitive in nature.In a situation such as above, it would have been a prudent decision to consider a project with either a dual licensing strategy or a license not viral in nature such as Apache or BSD. If budget is a constraint, my choice would be the latter since former will almost surely involve a monetary component for the non-viral version of the product. [Less]

    Chamara Silva: How to Grant Permission to Remote Access in MySQL

          If you are using Client Server architecture with MySQL database,you cant directly access MySQL database which is in the server.

          To Access MySQL Database thought the network,you ... [More] have to grant the permission to each database.to do that you have to follow following steps.

    Ex :-  Create a database "WSO2"

    1. Open MySQL Command Prompt

    2. Type Following Command to grant usage permission to access MySQL

    Syntax -

    mysql> GRANT USAGE ON *.* TO username@[MySQL_server_IP] IDENTIFIED BY 'password';                          

    Ex :-

    mysql> GRANT USAGE ON *.* TO Chamara@10.100.1.149 IDENTIFIED BY 'chamara123'; 

    3. Then Type following command to Grant database Permission

    Syntax -

    GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON database_name.* TO username@[MySQL_server_IP];

    Ex :-

    GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON WSO2.* TO chamara@10.100.1.149;

                             

    Now you can access WSO2 Database from anywhere. [Less]

    Prabath Siriwardena: Mooshup: The yougest member of the OpenID family

    WSO2 Mashup team recently upgraded their community site, Mooshup, with the Mashup Server 1.5.1.

    With this, Mooshup enbles OpenID login - in addition to the Information Card based login, which it had already supported.

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