API Integrations in Python Blog - Page 8

WebSphere MQ is messaging middleware by IBM - a message queue server - and this post shows how to integrate with MQ from Python and Zato. Read more➤

With Zato 3.0, we are excited to announce some popular development environments now have integrated support for hot-deploying Zato services directly from the comfort of your favorite text editor. Read more➤

One of many exciting features that the upcoming Zato 3.0 release will bring is API caching - this post provides an overview of functionality that is already available if you install Zato directly from source code. Read more➤

This is a preview of an upcoming feature in Zato 3.0 that will let one generate and distribute specifications for API services. Read more➤

This blog post introduces the Zato scheduler, a feature of Zato that lets one configure API services and background jobs to be run at selected intervals and according to specified execution plans without any programming needed. Read more➤

JSON Pointer syntax, as defined in RFC 6901 offers means to navigate through JSON documents /using/paths/in/documents - here's how to make use of them in the upcoming version 2.0 of Zato. Read more➤

Zato ESB and app server has grown additional means through which it is now even easier to invoke SOAP services. Read more➤

WebSphere MQ is messaging middleware by IBM - a message queue server - and this post shows how to integrate with MQ from Python and Zato. Read more➤

This how-to shows what is needed to send AMQP messages to exchanges using Zato, which is a Python-based ESB for SOA, cloud integrations and backend services. Read more➤

As suggested on the zeromq-dev list, here's an integration example making use of ZeroMQ. Read more➤