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JBoss SOA: ESB Service Implementation with Exam
ESB services and SOA design principles
Overview of JBoss SOA-P product
Covers the basics of the JBoss® Enterprise SOA Platform product, including the positioning of the ESB within the product and other constituents of the JBoss SOA-P.
Focus on the ESB
Brings together the basics of developing an ESB service. Students will deploy a simple service in this module to examine the overall flow of ESB service implementation.
Providers
In this module, students will examine and deploy an HTTP provider and work with other available providers that are part of the ESB. We will also begin the discussion of transformations with Smooks and XSLT in this module.
Service listeners
Students will investigate the use of service listeners for passing messages between providers and actions, and deploy a simple service using the FTP listener.
Service actions
Students will deploy rules actions designed to implement business logic and content-based routing in their services. An overview of available, common services is also included in this module, and a brief demonstration of BRMS will be given. This section concludes our discussion on transformation actions as well.
More actions
This module focuses on the legacy connector actions—to link a new ESB service to the database via JBoss Hibernate®, and to an EJB. Additionally, custom actions, which can be used to link to unsupported legacy systems, will be investigated for loading information from a database to enhance the ESB message.
Pass information along
In this section, students will take messages from the ESB and pass them on to third-party systems, including an HTTP-based web service running on a separate system. Students will also investigate the uses of Routers and Notifiers, and how these two features compare.
Monitor with JBoss ON
In this module, we will demonstrate using JBoss Operations Network to manage, monitor, and even provision ESB services to a JBoss SOA-P server.
Note: Course outline is subject to change with technology advances and as the nature of the underlying job evolves. For questions or confirmation on a specific objective or topic, please contact a training specialist via the web or at 1-866-626-2994.











