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Basic Principles
- Basic Principles
- Integration
- Integration architecture variants
- Patterns for EAI/EII
- Patterns for data integration
- Patterns for service-oriented integration
- Event-driven architecture
- Grid computing/Extreme Transaction Processing (XTP)
- Summary
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Integration Architecture, Principles, and Patterns
- Integration Architecture, Principles, and Patterns
- Integration Challenges
- Requirements and Strategies
- Importance of a Centrally Managed Integration Project
- Integration Architecture Steps and Approaches
- Types of Integration
- Integration Infrastructure
- Integration Technologies
- The Integration Process
- Integration Patterns
- Summary
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Base Technologies
- Base Technologies
- Transactions
- OSGi
- Java Connector Architecture (JCA)
- Java Business Integration (JBI)
- Service Component Architecture (SCA)
- Service Data Objects (SDO)
- Process modeling
- Summary
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Best Practices for Using XML for Integration
- Best Practices for Using XML for Integration
- Best Practices for Using XML for Integration
- Using XSL for Transformation
- Securing XML Documents
- XML Streaming and DOM
- Summary
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Extending Enterprise Application Integration
- Extending Enterprise Application Integration
- Case Study Background
- Implementing the Customer Details Management Module
- Summary
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Service-Oriented ERP Integration
- Service-Oriented ERP Integration
- Functional Scenario
- Solution Overview
- Integrating PeopleSoft CRM with Oracle ERP
- Summary
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Service Engines
- Service Engines
- Need for Java Business Integration (JBI)
- Enterprise Service Bus
- The Normalized Message Router
- Service Engine Life Cycle
- BPEL Service Engine
- Java EE Service Engine
- SQL Service Engine
- IEP Service Engine
- XSLT Service Engine
- Summary
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Binding Components
- 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
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SOA and Web Services Approach for Integration
- SOA and Web Services Approach for Integration
- Designing Service-Oriented Architectures
- Designing Sound Web Services for Integration
- Differences between B2B and EAI Web Services
- Writing Interoperable WSDL Definitions
- Interoperability Challenges in Web Services
- Guidelines for Creating Interoperable Web Services
- Java EE and .NET Integration using Web Services
- Summary
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Service- and Process-Oriented Approach to Integration Using Web Services
- Service- and Process-Oriented Approach to Integration Using Web Services
- Service- and Process-Oriented Approach to Integration Using Web Services
- Summary
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Loosely Coupling Services
- Loosely Coupling Services
- Coupling
- Reducing coupling in stateful services
- Oracle Service Bus design tools
- Service Bus overview
- Virtualizing service endpoints
- Virtualizing service interfaces
- Summary
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Integrating BPEL with BPMN using BPM Suite
- Integrating BPEL with BPMN using BPM Suite
- Oracle BPM Suite architecture and features
- Demonstration scenario
- Business Process Modeling and implementation in Oracle BPM Studio
- Testing an SOA composite application
- Summary
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SOA Integration—Functional View, Implementation, and Architecture
- SOA Integration—Functional View, Implementation, and Architecture
- SOA Integration: Functional View
- SOA Integration: Technical View
- SOA Integration
- SOA Integration—Final Product Summary
- IBM and Legacy SOA Integration
- Summary
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SOA Integraton—Scenario in Detail
- SOA Integraton—Scenario in Detail
- Oracle Software Required
- UML and Database Diagrams
- Which Legacy Artifacts Should I Expose?—Using the Relativity Product Set
- Exposing the Legacy VSAM File Data Access
- Development Using Oracle JDeveloper
- Deploying to the Oracle Application Server
- Running the Example
- Summary