Building SOA-Based Composite Applications Using NetBeans IDE 6 Table of Contents

Table of Contents

• Preface

• Chapter 1: Enterprise Application Development
• SOA and POA
• Introduction to Various BPEL Processes
• Partner Services
• Activities
• Variables
• Composite Applications and JBI
• AirAlliance Company
• The Problem
• The Enterprise Stack
• Summary

• Chapter 2: Getting Started
• Getting the Software
• NetBeans IDE 6.0
• OpenESB
• Setting up the Environment
• NetBeans Projects
• Summary

• Chapter 3: Service Engines
• Need for Java Business Integration (JBI)
• Enterprise Service Bus
• The Normalized Message Router
• Service Engine Life Cycle
• Service Engines in NetBeans

• BPEL Service Engine
• Java EE Service Engine
• Increased Performance
• Transaction Support
• Security Support

• SQL Service Engine
• IEP Service Engine
• XSLT Service Engine
• Summary

• Chapter 4: Binding Components
• Binding Components
• NetBeans Support for Binding Components
• File Binding Component
• SMTP Binding Component
• SOAP Binding Component
• JDBC Binding Component
• JMS Binding Component
• Other Binding Components
• Summary

• Chapter 5: BPEL Designer
• BPEL for Business Process
• Understanding BPEL Projects
• BPEL Views
• Design View
• Source View
• BPEL Mapper
• Palette
• Web Service Activities
• Invoke
• Receive
• Reply
• Partner Link
• Other BPEL Activities
• Navigator Window
• A Simple Example
• BPEL 2.0 Elements
• BPEL Products and Vendors
• Summary

• Chapter 6: WSDL Editor
• What is WSDL?
• Why WSDL?
• The Format of WSDL Documents
• WSDL Types
• WSDL Messages
• WSDL Port Types
• WSDL Binding
• WSDL Service
• NetBeans Support for Creating WSDL Documents
• NetBeans Support for Editing WSDL Documents
• Refactoring of WSDL Entities
• Building a Simple Contract First Web Service
• Summary

• Chapter 7: XML Schema Designer
• What are XML Schemas?
• NetBeans Support for XML Schema Documents
• Source View
• Schema View
• Design View
• Uses of Elements
• XML Schema Design Patterns
• Summary

• Chapter 8: Intelligent Event Processor
• Need for Event Processing Tools
• IEP Service Engine
• Continuous Query Language (CQL)
• The IEP Editor and Palette
• Validating Event Processors
• Operators Input and Output Types
• Testing IEP Projects
• Summary

• Chapter 9: Handling Events
• Fault Handling Within WSDL Documents
• BPEL Handlers
• Fault Handlers
• Event Handlers
• Compensation Handlers
• Termination Handlers
• Summary

• Chapter 10: Building a Sample Application
• About the Sample Application
• Getting Started
• Creating Partner Services
• Creating the BPEL Process
• Creating a Composite Application
• Part A - The Approach
• Testing Part A Source
• Part B – Using Multiple Partners
• Testing Part B Source
• Part C – Writing to File
• Testing Part C Source
• Part D – Sending JMS Messages
• Testing Part D Source
• Part E – Conditions and Sequence
• Testing Part E Source
• Part F – Sending Mails
• Testing Part F Source
• Part G – Event Processing
• Summary

• Chapter 11: Composite Applications
• Role of Composite Applications
• NetBeans Project Types
• Workspace
• Non-Hierarchical Model
• CASA Editor
• Summary

• Index