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Welcome to the Assimbly Gateway wiki!
At this wiki you can find information on using and developing Assimbly gateway.
Assimbly is an open source initiative to create modular integration modules which users can 'Assemble' together. Examples of modules are:
- Integration
- Broker
On the background Apache Camel and Apache ActiveMQ do the actual work. Assimbly just target at a specific integration functions and creates a convenient webapplication for it:
There are a lot of protocols and technologies in the world. These not always fit well together. Apache Camel is a great integration framework to let two parties exchange data. Camel provides several ways to create integration solutions, but is very extensive. The gateway provides a web application where you can easily configure flows (or routes as Camel calls them) and keep oversight. More on the rationale and advantages of Assimbly can be found at the background page page.
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Follow the Quick Start to get started.
All code and resources are on Github. So to develop you have to clone the Git repositories and build the gateway from source (see also development).
Assimbly was created by Raymond Meester. The idea came from that in practice that there are a lot integration modules that simply don't work. On the other hand there are great integration frameworks that needs too much (Java) knowledge. The project was initially sponsored by Caesar in cooperation with ElanWave. Now it's open source, so for anyone to use or to contribute. See also contributors and contributions.