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BOOK ORACLE SOA BPEL PROCESS MANAGER 11GR1 - A HANDS-ON TUTORIAL
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Items Found: 206
- Preface 1
- Chapter 1: Creating Basic BPEL Processes 7
- Evolution of web applications 7
- Evolution of integration technologies 8
- An introduction to BPEL 8
- Installing and configuring BPEL Process Manager 13
- Step 1 – install Oracle JDeveloper 14
- Installing SOA extensions 17
- Step 2 – download and install Oracle Database 20
- Step 3 – install Oracle SOA Suite 28
- Creating an SOA Suite domain 32
- Creating sample BPEL business processes 41
- Deploying BPEL business processes 47
- Testing and managing BPEL business process instances 53
- Summary 55
- Chapter 2: Configuring BPEL Processes 57
- Understanding the BPEL language framework 57
- BPEL activities 58
- Creating basic activities in BPEL 59
- Activities 62
- Basic activities 64
- Structured activities 67
- Fault and error handling 68
- Synchronous versus asynchronous processes 69
- Selecting the timeout value for synchronous processes 72
- BPEL correlation 74
- Creating a Correlation set 74
- Associating the Correlation set 76
- Creating property aliases 76
- Adapters 77
- Database Adapter 79
- File Adapter 80
- JMS Adapter 81
- Web Service Adapter 81
- Implementing human workflow with Human Task components 84
- Summary 86
- Chapter 3: Invoking a BPEL Process 87
- Communicating between BPEL to/from Java 87
- Invoking a BPEL process from Java 88
- Invoking a service from a BPEL process 89
- Partner Link 90
- Writing Java code within BPEL activities 92
- Invoking Java from BPEL 92
- Configuring BPEL timeouts 93
- Setting the JTA Transaction Timeout aka Global Transaction
- Timeout parameters 93
- Changing the SyncMaxWaitTime parameter 94
- Transaction settings 96
- BPEL EJB's transaction timeout 96
- Timeout for Asynchronous BPELs 98
- Summary 101
- Chapter 4: Orchestrating BPEL Services 103
- Orchestration 106
- Designing orchestration 107
- Flow 109
- Switch 112
- Custom XPath functions 116
- Creating custom XPath functions 117
- Custom XPath function class 118
- Registering with SOA Suite 118
- Registering with JDeveloper 119
- Scope 119
- BPEL variables 122
- Human Task 126
- Worklist application 126
- Creating human tasks 127
- Standalone Human Task – expose as a service 127
- Human Task – part of a BPEL process 128
- Business Rules engine 131
- Adding business rules as part of a BPEL process 132
- Creating business rules 134
- Facts and Bucketsets 135
- Summary 137
- Chapter 5: Test and Troubleshoot SOA Composites 139
- Testing SOA composites from the EM 140
- Testing a composite from JDeveloper 142
- Viewing instances and messages on JDeveloper 143
- Creating a test suite 144
- Initiating the Test 146
- Emulating inbound messages 146
- Emulating outbound messages 147
- The Dehydration Store 149
- Options for purging the Dehydration Store 150
- Troubleshooting 151
- BPEL Process Manager logging 153
- Domain logs 154
- Access.log 154
- The admin/managed server log 156
- The logging level 158
- The audit level 160
- Monitoring 164
- The MBean browser 167
- Summary 168
- Chapter 6: Architect and Design Services Using BPEL 169
- Services architecture and design guidelines 169
- Services-based application design 170
- SOA Suite 171
- Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) 171
- Use case of the service bus 172
- Interaction design patterns 174
- Synchronous request and response 174
- Asynchronous request and response 175
- One request and multiple responses 176
- One request, a mandatory response, and an optional response 176
- One-way message 177
- Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) 177
- Request-driven interaction 178
- Event-driven interaction 178
- Human tasks 179
- Summary 181
- Chapter 7: Performance Tuning – Systems Running
- BPEL Processes 183
- The Java Virtual Machine 184
- Garbage collection process 184
- Young generation 185
- Tenured generation 185
- Permanent generation 186
- Garbage collection tuning 186
- Choosing the garbage collection algorithm 187
- Garbage collection tool – JVisualVM 188
- SOA Suite 190
- SOA infra application 190
- The WebLogic console 190
- The enterprise manager 191
- Dynamic Monitoring Service (DMS) 192
- The B2B console 192
- The System MBeans browser 194
- SOA Suite tuning 195
- Load balancers 200
- Operating system 201
- File descriptors 201
- Adaptors 202
- Database 202
- Dehydration store 203
- Init.Ora 203
- Automatic Workload Repository 203
- Summary 205
- Chapter 8: Integrating the BPEL Process Manager with
- Service Bus, Registry, and SOA Deployment 207
- The SOA composite application architecture 207
- Oracle Registry 210
- Service Registry install 213
- Publish services to registry 214
- Consume services from registry 216
- Service bus 218
- SOA Suite deployment 221
- Summary 226
- Chapter 9: Securing a BPEL Process 227
- Securing a BPEL process 228
- Enterprise Security Gateway 229
- Oracle Web Service Manager (OWSM) 230
- OWSM security implementation use cases 232
- Attaching security policies using the OWSM console 233
- Attaching security policies using JDeveloper 235
- WS-Security 236
- OWSM implementation – an example 239
- Configuring a secured service provider with username tokens 239
- Configuring a service client for calling a secured web service 241
- Oracle security products 242
- Oracle Identity Manager 243
- Oracle Entitlement Server 244
- Network Firewall with Intrusion Prevention System 246
- Web Application Firewall 247
- Data security in Transit and at Rest 247
- Summary 248
- Chapter 10: Architecting High Availability for Business Services 249
- SOA environment 250
- Cluster architecture 251
- Load balancer(s) 253
- Compute resource(s) 253
- Web server(s) – clustering for scalability and availability 253
- WebLogic application server(s) and Oracle SOA Suite server(s) – clustering
- for scalability and availability 254
- Database clustering 255
- Backup and recovery strategy 257
- Data center(s) 257
- Deployment architecture options 258
- Multi data center deployment 260
- Oracle Service Bus 262
- Summary 262
- Chapter 11: The Future of Process Modeling 263
- Commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) 264
- The evolution of business process modeling 265
- Business Process Management (BPM) 266
- Oracle BPM Suite and BPA Suite 268
- Modeling the process – BPMN 270
- BPM Studio 270
- Summary 274
- Chapter 12: Troubleshooting Techniques 275
- JVM issues 276
- JVM troubleshooting tools 277
- Linux troubleshooting commands 278
- Application issues 282
- Database issues 284
- CPU spikes 284
- Load balancing issues 285
- SSL issues 286
- Network issues 286
- User activity issues 287
- Verifying the server health 287
- Extending to a domain 290
- Oracle troubleshooting tools 291
- Oracle Remote Diagnostics Agent 291
- WebLogic Diagnostic Framework 292
- Summary 294
- Index 295
