The Foundations of Sun Java Composite Application Platform Suite (Java CAPS) I course is intended to present Sun SeeBeyond eGate Integrator (eGate) 5.1 to those new to the product, as well as to developers who have experience with Datagate or previous eGate versions. This course is not a migration or upgrade course. It is designed for a technical audience and is a prerequisite for the Foundations of Sun Java Composite Application Platform Suite II (SB-CAP-0502). Completion of this course is a prerequisite for the Sun Certified Developer for Java CAPS (SBX-500) exam.

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Students who can benefit from this course are engineers and developers who will be responsible for configuring Java CAPS 5.1 using the eGate toolset.

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

Upon completion of this course, the student should be able to:

• Understand and use Java CAPS terminology and vocabulary
• Describe and define Java CAPS concepts
• Use eGate tools within Java CAPS to develop and manage a variety of enterprise integration solutions

Module 1 - Vocabulary and Concepts

• Introduction to eGate Integrator and the Java CAPS Suite
• Overview of logical components, environment resources, and project deployment

• Overview of the Repository, Logical Host, Enterprise Designer, and Enterprise Manager Software
• Installation of the Repository, Logical Host, Enterprise Designer, and Enterprise Manager Software
• Creating a domain

• Configuration road map
• Features and functionality of the Enterprise Designer Runtime Software
• Starting a domain
• Building and deploying your configuration
• Using the Enterprise Manager to monitor deployed components

• Using the OTD Wizard, OTD Editor, and OTD Test Tool

• Creating a Java Collaboration Definition (JCD) with the Java Collaboration Wizard
• Using the Java Collaboration Editor

• Using the Java Message Service (JMS) OTD in a Java Collaboration
• Creating and managing topics and queues in Java CAPS

• Using the scheduler, Sun SeeBeyond eWay Batch Adapter, and Sun SeeBeyond eWay for Oracle Applications

• Managing project deployments
• Environment migration
• Project variables and environment constants
• Version control features
• The user workspace
• Impact analysis
• Export/import features

• Using the Java Debugger
• Using runtime log files

• Writing log file entries and raising alerts
• Creating a project to log errors

• Delimiters and their properties
• Node properties
• Using templates

• Default messaging behavior
• Configuring message publication, storage, and subscription
• Controlling message delivery and processing order