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Silent Installs of Neuron ESB
Every now and again we get a request for performing silent installs with Neuron. This article will describe how to accomplish that with the Neuron 3.0.3 release and later. Format msiexec.exe /i <Neuron msi> <properties in the format of NAME=value; see below> Properties Required LICENSEKEY – the Neuron ESB license key code. INSTALLFOLDER – The…
Read MoreCustom OAuth Providers
Starting with release 3.6 you can develop your own OAuth providers for Neuron ESB. This article discusses developing custom OAuth providers. OAuth 2.0 Grant Types When developing custom OAuth providers, one of the first steps is to determine which grant type(s) you want to support. There are five grants for obtaining an access token: Authorization…
Read MorePeregrine Connect Management Suite 1.1 Released!
Peregrine Connect Management Suite 1.1 Released! The Peregrine Connect Management Suite introduces the next level of excellence in the Integration Market. The Management Suite provides a world-class, comprehensive web-based portal that allows organizations to securely manage and monitor all Neuron ESB deployment environments, the resources within them, and the applications deployed to them. The Peregrine…
Read MoreSwagger Support for REST APIs
Swagger is a simple yet powerful representation of any RESTful API. With one of the largest ecosystems of API tooling, thousands of developers are supporting Swagger in almost every modern programming language and deployment environment. With a Swagger-enabled API, organizations get interactive documentation, client SDK generation and discoverability. Read on for more on Swagger API documentation…
Read MoreNeuron ESB 3.5 Cumulative Update 1
I’m very happy to announce the release of the Neuron ESB 3.5 Cumulative Update 1 (CU1). It’s been about a month since we announced the Neuron ESB 3.5. This patch enhances the current release with several critical fixes and a few new capabilities. If you’re using Neuron ESB 3.5 today, you should download the Cumulative…
Read MoreMicroservice Hosting and Deployment Model
Neuron ESB 3.6 has been built on the principal of SOA and Microservices, hence it is the natural choice to build Microservice based APIs. In previous versions of Neuron ESB, organizations could easily create REST APIs or SOAP based services. However, in this release, they can now control the deployment aspect of it as well.…
Read MoreHTTP Utility, JSON and Swagger
Neuron ESB includes a Service Broker that enables organizations to deploy Neuron ESB as a Service Gateway, providing mediation, security, hosting and a number of other services. Service Connectors are essentially registrations within Neuron ESB that point to existing services hosted within an organization, by a partner or in a cloud domain. These services, which…
Read MoreNeuron ESB AWS SQS Connector
Introduction The AWS SQS Adapter provides a bridge between Neuron ESB and Amazon Web Services’ Simple Queueing Service. Using the AWS SQS Adapter, a Neuron ESB solution can either publish messages to or receive messages from an SQS queue. Please be aware that using the AWS SQS Adapter will incur charges on your AWS SQS…
Read MoreNeuron ESB Apple Push Notification Service Connector
Introduction The Apple Push Notification Service adapter allows Neuron ESB solutions to now send messages to mobile devices running on iOS devices. Using the adapter, solutions can send notifications of events to devices that are configured to receive notifications for applications that are installed on the device. These notifications can be used to send alerts…
Read MoreNeuron ESB 3.5 QFE 31 – Microsoft Failover Cluster Support
Neuron ESB has always supported Microsoft Failover Cluster Services as one way to obtain high availability on the Microsoft platform. This is especially useful when working with durable data stores like databases or queues. Recently, we noticed operational issues with our current support, mostly related to the Client Access Point name (sometimes called the virtual…
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