Our needs are mainly focused on the ESB side. We use the product to fill our enterprise service bus scenarios or needs.

It is used for orchestrating APIs and exposing arrays. For instance, let's say they have some self-service down screens where they need to fetch multiple data from multiple servers and present it to our server in a uniform JSON format. That's the main purpose for which they use it. I am currently working with a telco.

In the telco industry, for example, when someone wants to know their balance, they first check if the user exists and then retrieve the user's current balance. These are two separate endpoints from where this information is obtained. So, they use WSO2 Enterprise Integrator to perform the necessary checks in their database to determine if the user exists and then fetch the data. It involves orchestrating various endpoints and presenting the data uniformly to the caller or the client.

We use WSO2 Enterprise Integrator in our center.

We use it for creating web service applications and MQs in various projects such as OberDx, digital importing, and the banking sector. I also use MQs and the administrator application for various tasks.

My company has a very minimal in-house software development team to develop some mobile applications and workflow integrations.

I use the solution to transfer data from different formats, like XML to JSON, and orchestrate the solution and put it in a message block. 

I use the solution for two purposes. One is to build microservices to enable exposure of APIs, and the second is for implementing communication with backend systems. It helps in integrating business systems with business applications.

The banks and government entities use this solution.

Our primary use case for this solution is building APIs to integrate with other systems. 

I was using the solution for integration purposes. 

We primarily use the solution to access external services or expose our internal services to outside entities.

We basically use the solution for the connectors. There are some legacy platforms and the WSO2 provides a good amount of connectors. I'm able to integrate this quickly with those third-party platforms. There are some big mediations that are also required.

We use the solution as an integration platform.

We are using it for our enterprise customers.

We primarily use the solution for integration between core banking and other systems.

Our primary use for this product is solution core integration. We recently used this for a project in the financial sector, where we were integrating different legacy systems and internal systems. This was a proof of concept project that has now been completed.

We have also used this solution for other elements, such as presenting management systems and as an API gateway host.

We are using the on-premise deployment model.