SOA Governance in development Stage

Hi,
we have made some rules for our OSB developers, like name of the proxy server, namespaces in WSDL, directories in osb project...
I would like to automatize this validation.
I was thinking in doing some SHELL script to open the JAR an analyze the XML structure of the project... Anyone knows a tool for doing this validation? It could be do with maven or tool like that?
Thank you

Hi
SOA Market is really very good with good future. So go for it.
BUT the learning curve will be little bit tough initially. With just Java background, you need lot more skills to add to your profile.
Its not just SOA, but there is something called ADF Framework from Oracle. Just SOA is ok but not fully useful unless you combine ADF skills to that. Come with one clean mind set that you do NOT want to write any Code or very very minimum code to work in SOA/ADF. Without writing a single line of Java Code, you can query bunch of complex tables, get the data, do all operations like create, delete, update, read and show on the really working Screens. Zero Code. All xml, bindings and out of box features that come with ADF framework in JDeveloper.
Thanks
Ravi Jegga

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