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This is the second example that demonstrates the ease of integrating security and reliable messaging to the WSO2 Application Server.
It demonstrates trading interactions between a stock exchange, trader (stock broker) and a client (shareholder). A shareholder who needs to buy and sell shares, should first become a client of that particular trader. A trader can register his client (the shareholder) in the stock exchange. Once registered, the shareholder uses his Central Depository System (CDS) account to buy and sell.
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If you do not see the services deployed, wait for a while for the deployment engine of Axis2 to pick up the newly added |
Running the service
From the terminal go to
<AS_HOME>\samples\Traderdirectory.Execute one of the following commands to run the client:
OS Command MS Windows run-client.bat [ -qos (rm | secure | securerm)] [-te <TraderService URL>] [-ee <ExchangeService URL> ] Unix/Linux run-client.sh [ -qos (rm | secure | securerm)] [-te <TraderService URL>] [-ee <ExchangeService URL> ]
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