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This page intentionally left blank. This page intentionally left blank. Table of Contents About This Course ................................................................Preface-5 Course Goals.............................................................................. Preface-5 Course Map................................................................................. Preface-7 Topics Not Covered .................................................................... Preface-8 How Prepared Are You?............................................................. Preface-9 Introductions ............................................................................. Preface-10 How to Use Course Materials................................................... Preface-11 Conventions .............................................................................. Preface-12 Overview of Java CAPS 6 ................................................................1-1 Objectives ............................................................................................ 1-1 Additional Resources............................................................................ 1-2 Java CAPS ............................................................................................ 1-3 Java CAPS 6 ......................................................................................... 1-5 Java Business Integration...................................................................... 1-9 Business Process Management ........................................................... 1-10 The NetBeans IDE.............................................................................. 1-13 GlassFish Application Server ............................................................. 1-15 Management and Monitoring.............................................................. 1-16 Environment Objects .......................................................................... 1-17 Sub Collaborations.............................................................................. 1-19 Upgrade Path....................................................................................... 1-20 Installation of Java CAPS 6 .............................................................2-1 Objectives ............................................................................................ 2-1 Additional Resources............................................................................ 2-2 Installing Java CAPS 6 ......................................................................... 2-3 Install Actions....................................................................................... 2-5 CAPS Repository Install Actions ......................................................... 2-6 Using the Java CAPS Uploader ............................................................ 2-7 Updating the Enterprise Manager ......................................................... 2-8 Updating NetBeans ............................................................................... 2-9 Adding JBI Components to GlassFish................................................ 2-10 1 Copyright 2009 Sun Microsystems, Inc. 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Sun Services, Revision B Introduction to JBI........................................................................... 3-1 Objectives ............................................................................................ 3-1 JBI Components.................................................................................... 3-2 The Normalized Message ..................................................................... 3-4 JBI Administration................................................................................ 3-5 JBI and CAPS 6 .................................................................................... 3-6 The Java EE Service Engine................................................................. 3-8 The JBI Bridge...................................................................................... 3-9 Using Business Processes in CAPS 6........................................... 4-1 Objectives ............................................................................................ 4-1 Web Services ........................................................................................ 4-2 Describing a Message with XSD .......................................................... 4-3 Web Services Description Language.................................................... 4-5 Abstract WSDL..................................................................................... 4-6 Concrete WSDL.................................................................................. 4-10 Business Processes and BPEL ............................................................ 4-12 BPEL, WSDL and XSD...................................................................... 4-13 The Partner Link in BPEL and WSDL ............................................... 4-14 Variables in BPEL .............................................................................. 4-16 Interacting With Partners .................................................................... 4-17 Working With Data............................................................................. 4-19 The BPEL Module in CAPS 6............................................................ 4-21 The XSD Editor .................................................................................. 4-23 The WSDL Editor............................................................................... 4-24 The WSDL Editor: Partner View........................................................ 4-25 The BPEL Modeler............................................................................. 4-26 Adding a Partner Link......................................................................... 4-27 The BPEL Mapper.............................................................................. 4-28 Using XPath Expressions.................................................................... 4-29 Building a BPEL Module Project ....................................................... 4-30 The Composite Application ................................................................ 4-31 Adding a JBI Module.......................................................................... 4-32 The CASA Editor................................................................................ 4-35 Building a Composite Application ..................................................... 4-37 Deploying a Composite Application................................................... 4-39 Adapters and Encoders in Java CAPS 6 ....................................... 5-1 Objectives ............................................................................................ 5-1 Additional Resources............................................................................ 5-2 J2EE Connector Architecture ............................................................... 5-3 Connection Pooling..............................................................................