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Advanced Mediations with Advanced Mediators

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Created by Jackie Wheeler, last modified on Apr 22, 2013

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The following advanced mediation scenarios are available with WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) :

Using Scripts in Mediation (Script Mediator)
Database Interactions in Mediation (DBLookup / DBReport)
Throttling Messages (Throttle Mediator)
Extending the Mediation in Java (Class Mediator)
- Sample 380: Writing your own Custom Mediation in Java
- Sample 381: Class Mediator to CBR Binary Messages
Evaluating XQuery for Mediation (XQuery Mediator)
- Sample 390: Introduction to XQuery Mediator
- Sample 391: Using Data from an External XML Document within XQuery
Splitting Messages into Parts and Processing in Parallel (Iterate / Aggregate)
- Sample 400: Message Splitting and Aggregating the Responses
Caching Responses Over Requests (Cache Mediator)
- Sample 420: Simple Cache Implemented on ESB for the Actual Service
Synchronize Web Service Invocation with Callout Mediator
- Sample 430: Simple Callout Mediator for Synchronized Web Service Invocation
Mediating JSON Messages
- Sample 440: Exposing a SOAP Service Over JSON
- Sample 441: Exposing a SOAP Service Over JSON
Rewriting the URL (URL Rewrite Mediator)
Eventing (Event Mediator)
- Sample 460: Introduction to Eventing and Event Mediator
Mediating with Spring
- Sample 470: How to Initialize and use a Spring Bean as a Mediator

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