For business integration, Sun provides the Sun Java Composite Application Platform Suite (Java CAPS) - the most complete, integrated software suite to develop, deploy, and manage a service-oriented architecture (SOA) and composite applications to rapidly deliver new business capabilities and drive business growth. This course emphasizes hands-on lab work to present the features, functionality, vocabulary and concepts of Java CAPS 6.x for those new to Java CAPS. LAB INFORMATION: The hands-on labs offered in this course involve accessing software installed on the students local machine.

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Students who can benefit from this course are developers, implementers and other individuals new to Java CAPS who are tasked with the following responsibilities: Installing Java CAPS 6 Creating and configuring Java CAPS 6 repository-based projects Creating and configuring Java CAPS 6 JBI-based projects Managing and monitoring Java CAPS 6 applications

To succeed fully in this course, it is recommended that students have a background in Java and application integration.

Upon completion of this course, students should be able to:

• install Java CAPS 6
• use NetBeans to create and configure Java CAPS 6 projects
• deploy projects to GlassFish
• use a variety of tools to monitor and manage deployed projects

Module 1 - Overview of Java CAPS 6

• Java CAPS Suite Overview
• Java Business Integration
• The NetBeans IDE
• GlassFish Application Server
• Management and Monitoring
• Business Process Management

• Installing Java CAPS 6
• Install Actions
• CAPS Repository Install Actions
• Using the Java CAPS Uploader
• Updating the Enterprise Manager
• Updating NetBeans
• Adding JBI Components to GlassFish

• Overview of Repository-Based Development
• Java Collaborations
• Data-Centric Object Type Definitions
• API-Centric Object Type Definitions
• OTDs in Java Collaborations
• JMS Topics and Queues
• The Connectivity Map
• The Java CAPS Environment
• The Java CAPS Deployment Profile
• Choosing A Project Type
• Connecting to the Repository
• Naming the Project
• Creating a Java Collaboration
• Implementing a Web Service
• Adding OTDs
• The Java Collaboration Editor
• Calling Methods
• Viewing the Generated Code
• Creating a Connectivity Map
• Adding Components
• Configuring eWays
• Creating a Deployment Profile
• Mapping Components
• Deploying an Application

• The Enterprise Manager
• Managing Applications
• Glassfish Log Files
• Viewing and Searching Log Files
• Viewing Alerts
• Managing Messages
• Managing Components

• Overview of the Sun JMS IQ Manager
• Messaging Configuration Points
• Message Priority
• Message Destination
• Delivery Mode
• Message Selectors
• Subscriber Concurrency
• Message Destination Concurrency
• The Time Dependency Property

• Overview of User-Defined OTDs
• The Delimiter List
• Delimiter Properties
• Separators and Terminators
• Delimiter Precedence
• Node Properties
• Occurrence
• Groups
• Choice Elements
• Using Templates

• JBI Components
• The Normalized Message
• JBI Administration
• JBI and CAPS 6
• The Java EE Service Engine
• The JBI Bridge

• Web Service Definition
• Describing a Message with XSD
• Web Services Description Language
• Abstract and Concrete WSDL
• Business Processes and BPEL
• BPEL, WSDL and XSD
• The Partner Link in BPEL and WSDL
• Variables in BPEL
• Interacting With Partners
• Working With Data
• The BPEL Module in CAPS 6
• The XSD, WSDL and BPEL Editors
• Adding a Partner Link
• The BPEL Mapper
• Using XPath Expressions
• Building a BPEL Module Project
• The Composite Application
• Adding a JBI Module
• The CASA Editor
• Building and Deploying a Composite Application

• Faults in BPEL
• Compensation
• Scope
• Compensation Handlers
• Fault Handlers
• Invoking Compensation

• Correlating Messages
• Message Properties
• Correlation Sets in BPEL
• The Pick Activity
• Defining Correlation in NetBeans

• J2EE Connector Architecture
• Connection Pooling
• Resource Adapter Deployment
• Types of Adapters in CAPS 6
• eWays in CAPS 6
• JCA Adapters in CAPS 6
• Using OTDs with JCA Adapters
• Encoders in JBI
• Defining an Encoder

• Business Activity Monitoring
• Describing Data in the IEP
• The Data Flow in an IEP
• Understanding IEP Activity
• Types of IEP Operators
• The IEP in Java CAPS 6
• Configuring the IEP
• WSDL and the IEP
• The CASA Editor
• The IEP at Runtime

• JBI Components
• Java Management Extensions (JMX)
• JConsole
• Using the Management API
• asadmin
• asant
• Scripting
• NetBeans Admin Plugins
• GlassFish Admin Console
• Repository-Based Management

• Repository-Based Configuration Model
• Externalization in LDAP
• Environment Objects
• Creating and Maintaining Environment Objects
• JBI Configuration Model
• Application Variables
• Application Configuration Objects