WSO2 EI is a unified distribution of WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus, Application Server and Data Services Server, which works as a single runtime (Integrator) along with optional runtimes for WSO2 Analytics, Business Processor and Message Broker. This product distribution includes a shared component directory, with profile-based management capabilities for each runtime.
WSO2 EI simplifies integration by allowing users to easily configure message routing, inter-mediation,transformation, logging, task scheduling, load balancing, failover routing, event brokering etc. Data services and various applications can also be hosted and exposed using WSO2 EI. These integration capabilities are further powered by the capabilities of the WSO2 Analytics, Business Processor and Message Broker runtimes.
- Extract wso2ei-6.3.0-m4.zip and go to the extracted directory/bin.
- Run integrator.sh or integrator.bat.
- Point your favourite browser to https://localhost:9443/carbon
- Use the following username and password to login username : admin password : admin
- Extract wso2ei-6.3.0-m4 and go to the extracted directory.
- Go to wso2ei-6.3.0-m4/wso2 directory.
- Go to appropriate runtime directory (analytics/broker/business-process) /bin.
- Execute wso2server.sh or wso2server.bat.
- Access the url related to the required runtime. (For example, use https://localhost:9445/carbon for the business-process runtime.)
All the open issues pertaining to WSO2 Enterprise Integrator are reported at the following location: known issues
- Get a clone or download source from github
- Run the Maven command
mvn clean installfrom the root directory - Extract the Product EI distribution created at product-ei/distribution/target/wso2ei-6.3.0-m4.zip in to your local directory
WSO2 EI includes the MSF4J profile. That profile make use of an old version of the Eclipse Equinox framework that is signed with a certificate that is not trusted by recent versions of Java.
If the Maven build fails with the error One or more certificates rejected. Cannot proceed with installation, that means you have to manually import the certificate to the Java certificate store.
In that case, you can check what certificate is missing from the certificate store with the following command started from the root of the Product EI source directory:
jarsigner -verify ./p2-profile/msf4j-profile/target/p2-repo/plugins/org.eclipse.equinox.ds_(version).jar -verbose -certs
For example, you need to download the certificate with thumbprint 97817950D81C9670CC34D809CF794431367EF474 from the DigiCert website (https://www.digicert.com/digicert-root-certificates.htm). To import it, you need to run the following command as root from your Java security directory (ex: /usr/lib/jvm/java-8-oracle/jre/lib/security/):
keytool -import -file GTECyberTrustGlobalRoot.crt -keystore cacerts
Note: The default password for the certificate store is changeit
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