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Invoking Web Services from your Flux Workflow

Flux’s RestAction is the go-to construct for users orchestrating Flux workflows that involve web service integration. Be it HTTP-based services or SOAP-based services that implement HTTP binding, RestAction comes very handy for developers. Flux has a WebServiceAction which talks SOAP exclusively for services that implement WS-* such as Addressing, Security etc. RestAction has neat XPath [...]

Automate SSH secured file transfers in your Flux workflow

Automated SCP file transfers can be orchestrated in your Flux workflow using SCPAction. This action supports file uploads or downloads using SCP. SCP is basically a remote copy (rcp) through a SSH tunnel. It is easy to setup key-based SSH login for your systems, here is one article describing the steps for Mac. You could [...]

Simple Http File Transfer Action in Flux

One of our customer was interested in performing a basic HTTP file transfer function using Flux APIs. I implemented a trivial HTTP file transfer Action in Flux plugins project. Here is a sample test case that shows how this action could be integrated within a Flux workflow. Maven users could just drop this dependency in [...]

Flux Plugins for Twitter and RabbitMQ, enabling smarter integration for your workflows

Recently I started developing some custom Flux plugins I wanted to share with Flux users. It is always fun to develop custom plugins and use them within a Flux workflow. Our users are more used to the concept of custom actions and triggers. I believe plugin is a more generic and widely used terminology these [...]

Flux 7.10 Beta is here and 100 seconds teaser of the new opsconsole

A video is worth 10000 words! Download today and experience it yourself. Enjoy! Possibly Related Posts: Invoking Web Services from your Flux Workflow Automate SSH secured file transfers in your Flux workflow Simple Http File Transfer Action in Flux Installing JDK 5 alongside with JDK 6 on Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.6 Flux Plugins [...]

Job Scheduling in Java, why Flux?

I recently came across this interesting question on Job Scheduling in Java in the widely popular experts-exchange website. Unfortunately, you require subscription to see “expert” answers, unlike Stack Overflow. Here is my take on this FAQ: 1) Is it possible to use Sun’s own java.util.TimerTask for my complex report scheduling? Timer facility has limited capabilities [...]