Does the OPENSSL patch for WSO2 ESB 4.6.0 exist in the WSO2 web site or do we have to download it from the openssl site and then build the ESB from source code ? Got any instructions for building the ESB with patch files ?
OpenSSL is an open-source implementation of the SSL and TLS protocols. It is widely used in unix-based OSes. It does nothing to WSO2 esb. Wso2 esb is standalone application you can download it and use it easily.
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Currently mule 3.9 with java 1.8 and enabled all TLS so now i need to disable v 1.0 , there will be any problem..
Or there will be any issue in existing mule API that are connected to other APIs using https as my mule APIs are calling other external APIs sometimes
TLS 1.0 is disabled by default in Mule 3.9 and Java 1.8. You only will have an issue if your applications try to connect to any HTTPS service that only accepts TLS 1.0. Those will reject your HTTPS requests.
If those services exposing only TLS 1.0 are APIs or are not APIs, that's irrelevant as we are talking about HTTPS as a communication transport and what they are doing doesn't change that. It may be plan HTTPS or a SOAP web service behind HTTPS.
Anypoint Platform has deprecated TLS 1.0 for some years so any platform APIs and the global load balancers will reject TLS 1.0.
We have got the requirement of migrating Production environment of Datapower to WSO2. I never worked on Migration. Can anyone please let me know what would be the procedure of migrating the complete Datapower environment and also I want to know whether we can migrate only OAuth security feature of datapower to WSO2 ESB ?
Thankyou in advance !
The short answer is; No, you can't!
There are literally no common ground between DataPower and WSO2 ESB nor are there any objects that would be similar or usable between the two.
WSO2 ESB is a chunky Java server implementation while DataPower is a firmware based Appliance using configuration only.
Not sure what you mean with the OAuth security feature but, again, that is a purpose built hardware based solution in DataPower, hardened and secure, and it has no equivalent in WSO2 ESB so you will need to build your own solution for OAuth, either as a separate Java servlet/app or build it as a WSO2 plugin.
You will need to document all the services in DataPower and then build them one by one manually in WSO2 ESB.
You will also (most likely) find that many of DataPower's functions can't easily be built in WSO2 ESB...
We have HSM (i.e. SafeNet Luna) and would like to levarage it for API Key Management instead of WSO2 API Key Manager. I would like know whether WSO2 API Manager 1.8 supports integration with SafeNet Luna HSM. If yes, can you please provide the documentation for the same.
WSO2 API Manager 1.8 does NOT suport integration with SafeNet Luna HSM
I have downloaded the binary zip file from their site and installed wso2 ESB 4.2.1 and wanted to create a API and share it among my co-developers. Please suggest how I should proceed. I was able to do the same in the cloud version but is finding difficulty in doing the same in the product version. I have tried to follow the documentation provided here on https://docs.wso2.com/display/ESB481/Creating+APIs but I think that it's not uptodate because I am not finding any match between the product screens and the screens that are provided in the document, specially the Add API page
According to you have downloaded and installed WSO2 ESB 4.2.1 (but website has latest stable version 4.8.1, i am not sure from where you get it). The documentation you are following is the documentation of WSO2 ESB 4.8.1. Better to use WSO2 ESB 4.8.1.
How to generate client for WSDL which has Symmetric Binding policy using axis2 and Apache Rampart?I am able to generate client using axis2 and eclipse, after that how can i add Apache Rampart configuration(Symmetric binding) for generated Client? Please help me.
You can start with this tutorial. After that, I recommend looking at the Rampart samples provided in the bundle, a symmetric scenario is included there, runnable example.