DURATION
5 Days
Descriptions
This class teaches how to build and deploy mediation integration solutions using the WebSphere Integration Developer (WID) and WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus (WESB). The class covers the concepts, architecture, components, processes and procedures involved in implementing an integrated integration solution.
WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus, which supports a Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), is the ideal platform for business applications that require integration using different technologies. Using the WebSphere Integration Developer tool set, integration solutions can be created using simplified integration mechanisms such as the Service Component Architecture (SCA) programming model, and the Service Message Objects (SMO) data model. SMO business objects can be defined, transformed, routed and mediated, using SCA components.
From an integration perspective, WebSphere ESB presently supports the following four types of integration: web services (WSDL), JMS (using queues), WebSphere BI Adapters (connectivity to traditional back-end Enterprise Information Systems), and J2C Adapter (new Java standards for adapters).
Audience
System Administrators, Integration Specialists, Developers, Business Process Developers, Support Engineers, Technical Sales and Marketing Personnel
Prerequisites
Java and J2EE skills strongly preferred – not required
Experience or class work with WSAD and WAS strongly preferred – not required
Objectives
In this course, using the above technologies, you will design, develop and test the mediation integration using all the four above mentioned types of integration. Specifically, you will learn about mediation module, mediation flow components, mediation primitives, unified common data structure (SMO), mediation module deployment package, and the development to deployment life cycle for mediation.
As an added bonus, this course will teach you how to integrate WebSphere MQ with WebSphere ESB to form a truly flexible Corporate Enterprise Service Bus.
Contents
Discuss the strategy and role of ESB
Understand when to use WebSphere ESB and Message Broker
Introduce Service Component Architecture (SCA)
Introduce tools support for assembling SCA modules
Provide a simple exchange of an SCA-based application
Overview the Business Integration Programming Model
Understand SCA Basics and Terminology
Understand the SCA Conceptual Model
Introduction to ESB Reference Architecture
Introduce WebSphere ESB in Practice: Integration Developer
Introduce WebSphere ESB in Practice: Solution Administrator
Introduce WebSphere ESB in Practice: Integration Model
Introduce JMS Import and Export Binding
Understand Interface, Method, and Data Binding
Explain Function Selector Best Practices
Overview of the Mediation Flow Programming Model
Understand visual tooling with the mediation flow editor (a graphical tool)
Discuss Mediation Primitives
Explain the perks of choosing Web Services
Understand SOAP within envelope structure, WSDL and UDDI
Explain support for external users using Web Services Gateway
Understand the basics of XPath
Understand the basics of XSLT
Overview the basics and structure of Service Message Object (SMO)
Explain the SMO types and relationship to the Mediation Flow
Understand the manipulation of SMO content and type
Overview of Custom Mediation
Understand the purpose of Adapters
Brief Introduction to Adapters and WebSphere ESB
Provide an overview of WebSphere Business Integration Adapters with WebSphere ESB
Understand Development Tools
Provide an overview of Administration using WebSphere ESB Administrative Console
Introduce IBM WebSphere Adapters including Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) Connector Architecture (JCA) 1.5
Understand Installation and Deployment at a High Level
Overview of Interoperability
Understand Foreign buses, Client connectivity, and Connectivity to WebSphere MQ
Understand what UDDI Registry is and what it does
Introduce Java API for XML Registries (JAXR) Provider
Understand what the JAXR Provider is and what it does
Understand Mapping to UDDI and Support Implications
Introduce UDDI Registry Details and how it works
Obtain a closer look at key parts of the UDDI Registry component
Understand Administration of Integrated Application
Explain Console Customization
In the laboratory exercises, you will create:
An end-to-end mediation for JMS transport.
An end-to-end mediation solution for adding on web services using both inbound and outbound services of web services gateway.
An end-to-end mediation solution using WDSL binding over SOAP/http.
An end-to-end mediation solution using WDSL binding over SOAP/jms.
An end-to-end solution for sending a jms text message in MQ to WESB mediation and then to a outbound web service.
This is a version-specific reference outline. Confirm the current syllabus and delivery arrangements with EIEIO.