(Ebook) Oracle SOA Suite 11g R1 Developer s Guide 1st Edition by Matt Wright, Antony Reynolds ISBN 9781849680189 1849680183

(Ebook) Oracle SOA Suite 11g R1 Developer s Guide 1st Edition by Matt Wright, Antony Reynolds ISBN 9781849680189 1849680183

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ISBN 10:  1849680183

ISBN 13:  9781849680189

Author: Matt Wright, Antony Reynolds

This book is a comprehensive guide, split into three sections. The initial section of the book provides an introduction to the Oracle SOA Suite and its various components, and will give you an in-depth fast-paced hands-on introduction to each of the key components. The next section provides an in-depth best-practice guide to applying the various components of the SOA Suite to implement a real-world SOA-based solution; it illustrates this through the development of an auction site (oBay). The final section covers other considerations such as the packaging, deployment, testing, security, and administration of SOA applications. If you are a developer or a technical architect who works in the SOA domain, this book is for you. The primary purpose of the book is to provide you with a hands-on practical guide to using and applying the Oracle SOA Suite in the delivery of real-world composite applications. You need basic understanding of the concepts of SOA, as well as some of the key standards in this field, including web services (SOAP, WSDL), XML Schemas, and XSLT (and XPath).

Table of contents: 

Part 1: Getting Started

Chapter 1: Introduction to Oracle SOA Suite

Service-oriented architecture in short

Service

Orientation

Architecture

Why SOA is different

Terminology

Interoperability

Extension and evolution

Reuse in place

Service Component Architecture (SCA)

Component

Service

Reference

Wire

Composite.xml

Properties

SOA Suite components

Services and adapters

ESB - service abstraction layer

Oracle Service Bus and Oracle Mediator

Service orchestration - the BPEL process manager

Rules

Security and monitoring

Active monitoring – BAM

Business to Business - B2B

Complex Event Processing - СЕР

Event delivery network

SOA Suite architecture

Top level

Component view

Implementation view

A recursive example

JDeveloper

Other components

Service repository and registry BPA Suite

The BPM Suite

Portals and WebCenter

Enterprise manager SOA management pack

Summary

Chapter 2: Writing your First Composite

Installing SOA Suite

Writing your first BPEL process

Creating an application

Creating an SOA project

SOA project composite templates

Creating a BPEL process

Assigning values to variables

Deploying the process

Testing the BPEL process

Adding a Mediator

Using the Service Bus

Writing our first proxy service

Writing the Echo proxy service

Creating a Change Session

Creating a project Creating the project folders

Creating service WSDL

Importing a WSDL

Creating our business service

Creating our proxy service

Creating message flow

Activating the Echo proxy service

Testing our proxy service

Summary

Table o

Chapter 3: Service-enabling Existing Systems

Types of systems

Web service interfaces

Technology interfaces

Application interfaces

Java Connector Architecture

Creating services from files

A payroll use case

Reading a payroll file

Starting the wizard

Naming the service

Identifying the operation

Defining the file location

Selecting specific files

Detecting that the file is available

Message format

Finishing the wizards

Throttling the file and FTP adapter

Creating a dummy message type

Adding an output message to the read operation

Using the modified interface

Writing a payroll file

Selecting the FTP connection

Choosing the operation

Selecting the file destination

Completing the FTP file writer service

Moving, copying, and deleting files

Generating an adapter

Modifying the port type

Modifying the binding

Configuring file locations through additional header properties

Adapter headers

Testing the file adapters

Creating services from databases

Writing to a database

Selecting the database schema

Identifying the operation type

Identifying tables to be operated on

Identifying the relationship between tables

Under the covers

Summary

Chapter 4: Loosely-coupling Services

Coupling

Number of input data items

Number of output data items

Dependencies on other services

Dependencies of other services on this service

Use of shared global data

Temporal dependencies

Reducing coupling in stateful services

Service abstraction tools in SOA Suite

Do you have a choice?

When to use the Mediator

When to use Oracle Service Bus

Oracle Service Bus design tools

Oracle Workshop for WebLogic

Oracle Service Bus Console

Service Bus overview

Service Bus message flow

Virtualizing service endpoints

Moving service location

Using Adapters in Service Bus

Selecting a service to call

Virtualizing service interfaces

Physical versus logical interfaces

Mapping service interfaces

Applying canonical form in the Service Bus

An important optimization

Using the Mediator for virtualization

Summary

Chapter 5: Using BPEL to Build Composite Services and Business Processes

Basic structure of a BPEL process

Core BPEL process

Variables

Partner links

Messaging activities

Synchronous messaging

Asynchronous messaging

A simple composite service

Creating our StockQuote service

Importing StockService schema

Calling the external web services

Calling the web service

Assigning values to variables

Testing the process

Calling the exchange rate web service

Assigning constant values to variables

Table of

Using the expression builder

Asynchronous service

Using the wait activity

Improving the stock trade service

Creating the while loop

Checking the price

Using the switch activity

Summary

Chapter 6: Adding in Human Workflow

Workflow overview

Leave approval workflow

Defining the human task

Specifying task parameters

Specifying task assignment and routing policy

Invoking our human task from BPEL

Creating the user interface to process the task

Running the workflow process

Processing tasks with the worklist application

Improving the workflow

Dynamic task assignment

Assigning tasks to multiple users or groups

Cancelling or modifying a task

Withdrawing a task

Modifying a task

Difference between task owner and initiator

Requesting additional information about a task

Managing the assignment of tasks

Reassigning reportee tasks

Reassigning your own task

Delegating tasks

Escalating tasks

Using rules to automatically manage tasks

Setting up a sample rule

Summary

Chapter 7: Using Business Rules to Define Decision Points

Business rule concepts

XML facts

Decision services

Leave approval business rule

Creating a decision service

Implementing our business rules

Adding a rule to our ruleset

Creating the IF clause

Creating the Then clause

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