I’ve been working with the GlassFish Java 5 EE Application Server for the last 18 months-using it primarily to run the Hudson continuous integration engine-and have been extremely pleased with its stability as well as the quality of the admin console.Īs you can imagine, introducing Open Source tools into any organization can be quite challenging, but an unexpected ally arrived recently which has increased the attractiveness of that option: Budget Reductions. Over the last few months, given the prospect of looming budget constraints, and the practical cost barriers that are encountered when scaling commercial SOA vendor products across the enterprise, I’ve spent quite a bit of time evaluating a number of different Open Source projects for possible consideration as part of the enterprise architecture technology stack. NET technologies, while most of their legacy code runs on a mainframe. The client’s core development expertise is primarily with Microsoft.
Misuse of tools, or worse, confusing the tool for SOA, is what needs to be avoided.Ī recent client engagement has involved providing assistance in the design and implementation of a Service Oriented Architecture. However, I also believe that if you don’t have some tools to implement some of the more complex design patterns for SOA, you are probably wasting a tremendous amount of time, energy, resources, opportunity, and money creating the infrastructure and plumbing that you will need anyway. I do believe that SOA is more about the design-and not the technology. Deploy a Composite Application (JBI and BPEL modules) to GlassFish ESBĬonfession: I am a pragmatist.Create a Composite Application Test Case within NetBeans IDE.Create a simple Composite Application Service Assembly (CASA).Create a simple Composite Application Project.Use the Mapper feature of the Assign node.Use the following BPEL nodes in designing a process: Process Start, Receive, Reply, Invoke, Assign, PartnerLink, Process End.Create a simple Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) 2.0 project.Install NetBeans IDE and the GlassFish ESB.After working through the examples in this article, you should be able to do the following:
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