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Introduction to SOA with AquaLogic Service Bus (ALSB) and AquaLogic Enterprise Repository (ALER) |
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| Course Length - 4 Days | | | | Course Description This course teaches fundamental Service-Oriented Architecture principles and how to implement them with BEA SOA products. The course introduces AquaLogic Service Bus. After taking the class, students will be able to design and configure many of the key SOA infrastructure components. Students will be able to apply best practices to determine which services are required and which products provide them. | | | | You Will Learn How To: After completing this course, students will be able to: - Explain the IT environment that led to development of SOA
- Identify the architectural components of a SOA.
- Analyze the Infrastructure requirements for a SOA
- Create a WebLogic ALSB development domain
- Comprehend the role of an ESB in SOA
- List the major resources used in ALSB
- Use Eclipse/WorkSpace Studio
- Design ALSB proxy and business services
- Apply error handling techniques to ALSB
- Perform complex message routing in ALSB
- Create data transformations using XSLT, MFL and XQuery
- Utilize service callouts within message pipelines
- Identify the role played by ALER in a SOA
- Store and retrieve service meta-data in ALER
- Perform impact analysis using ALER
| | | Course Prerequisites Basic knowledge of Web services. | | | Who Should Attend? Architects, Developers, SOA Operations Management teams. | | | | |
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