Oracle Modernization Solutions. A practical book and eBook guide to planning and implementing SOA Integration and Re-architecting to an Oracle platform Jason Williamson, Tom Laszewski

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Jason Williamson has over 17 years of experience in technology and business execution, from software development, product marketing, and management, to entrepreneurial enterprises. During his tenure with Oracle, he has been responsible for helping to develop and implement Oracle's strategy around legacy and business systems transformation. As an expert in modernization, Jason has worked with key Oracle customers around the world particularly in Financial Services, the Public Sector, and Healthcare to build and implement strategic transformation projects, which have lead to significant increase in revenue or cost reduction for Oracle's clients. Jason's responsibilities have also included helping to execute the modernization program within EMEA and Latin America. He now serves as a special advisor to Oracle's premier customers in the financial services industry. Prior to joining Oracle, Jason has a diverse background in both technology and business leadership. He also served as founder and CTO for the construction industry's first SaaS/CRM offering. He led BuildLinks from concept to a multi-million dollar company and forged key financial and business partnerships with Sprint/Nextel and Intuit. This venture opened the door for him to establish a non-profit dedication to entrepreneurial and technology education in developing nations, which enabled the establishment of multiple self-sustaining companies in Latin America. Outside of his entrepreneurial efforts, he has served in key positions within fortune 500 professional service and financial services firms. Jason's background includes experience in Financial Services, Construction, Public Sector, Defense, and Healthcare. He also served his country in the United States Marine Corps. Jason spends his free time with his wife Susan and four children. He serves as a coach for youth sports and is involved in advocacy, fundraising, and speaking for Spina Bifida awareness.

Tom Laszewski is a leader and cloud technologist who has helped ISVs, SIs, start-ups, and mid-market, and global customers modernization IT systems and develop innovative software solutions. He currently leads a team of Enterprise Technologists responsible for the business and IT transformation strategy with key AWS customers pursuing cloud modernization initiatives and digital transformation efforts utilizing cloud native architecture. He enjoys traveling the world with his teenage sons Slade and Logan.

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Oracle Modernization Solutions
- Table of Contents
- Oracle Modernization Solutions
- Credit
- About the Authors
- About the Co-Authors
- Preface
  - What This Book Covers
  - What You Need for This Book
  - Who is This Book For
  - Conventions
  - Reader Feedback
  - Customer Support
    - Downloading the Example Code for the Book
    - Errata
    - Piracy
    - Questions
- 1. Introduction to Legacy Modernization
  - What We Wont Cover
    - Methodology and Estimation
    - The Modernization Marketplace and Why Modernize
    - Deep Dive on Approaches
  - Overview of the Modernization Options
    - Legacy Understanding
      - Application Portfolio Analysis (APA)
        
        APA Macroanalysis
        
        APA Microanalysis
        
        Application Portfolio Management (APM)
    - Re-Architecturing
    - SOA Integration
    - Platform Migration
      - Automated Migration
      - Re-Hosting
        
        Re-Hosting Based Modernization
    - Data Modernization
      - Legacy Adapters
    - Replacement
  - Business Value What Really Matters?
  - Summary
- 2. Overview of SOA Integration
  - Integrating SOA into a Legacy Framework
  - Drivers for SOA Integration
    - Considerations for SOA Enablement
  - Where to Begin a Word on Application Discovery
    - Assessment Process: Bringing it together
    - Summary
- 3. SOA Integration Functional View, Implementation, and Architecture
  - SOA Integration: Functional View
  - SOA Integration: Technical View
    - User Interface
    - Legacy Service Bus (LSB) and Application Server
    - Legacy Services Engine (LSE)
      - LSE Components
        
        Connectivity and Processing Engine
        
        SQL Engine
      - Optional LSE Components
        
        Orchestration
        
        Security
        
        Caching
      - LSE Development
      - LSE Implementation/Deployment
        
        LSE Server Location
        
        Legacy Artifacts
        
        Metadata Repositories
    - Other Technical and Business Aspects
      - Scalability
      - Performance
      - Failover
      - Transaction Processing
      - Governance
      - Human Factors
      - Agility and Adaptability of Architecture
      - Host Support
  - SOA Integration
    - Implementation Options
      - Roll My Own
      - Buy a Bunch of Products and become an Integrator
      - One Pre-Integrated Stack
      - Implementation Approach
    - Phases in the Implementation Cycle
      - Understanding the Business Drivers
        
        Products and Technologies Used in this Phase
      - Determine Business Processes to Expose
        
        Products and Technologies Used in this Phase
      - Install/Configure the Software
        
        Products and Technologies Used in this Phase
      - Expose Legacy Artifacts
      - Integrate Services into the application server
        
        Products and Technologies Used in this Phase
      - Security and Governance
        
        Products and Technologies Used in this Phase
      - Performance and Scalability
        
        Products and Technologies Used in this Phase
      - Production Rollout
        
        Products and Technologies Used in this Phase
      - Monitor Usage and Refine
        
        Products and Technologies Used in this Phase
    - SOA Integration Top Four Scenarios and Oracle Solutions
      - Oracle Products Included in the Solution
      - Oracle Products Not Included in the Solution
    - Scenario One Enterprise Information Integration
      - Problem
        
        Context
        
        Forces
        
        Solution
      - Scenario One Summary
      - Scenario Two Web Enablement
        
        Problem
        
        Context
        
        Forces
        
        Solution
      - Scenario: Two Summary
    - Scenario Three Report Off-Load Using Data Migration
      - Problem
        
        Context
        
        Forces
        
        Solution
        
        Scenario Three: Summary
        
        Oracle BAM
        
        Oracle BPEL
        
        Oracle Data Integrator (ODI)
        
        Oracle BI
    - Scenario Four: End-to-End SOA
      - Problem
        
        Context
        
        Forces
        
        Solution
      - Scenario Four: Summary
        
        Oracle WebCenter
        
        Oracle BAM
        
        Oracle ESB
        
        Oracle OID and SSO
  - SOA Integration Final Product Summary
  - IBM and Legacy SOA Integration
  - Summary
- 4. SOA Integraton Scenario in Detail
  - Oracle Software Required
  - UML and Database Diagrams
    - Deployment Diagram
    - Use Case Diagram
    - Activity Diagram
    - Sequence Diagram
    - Data Model Diagram
  - Which Legacy Artifacts Should I Expose? Using the Relativity Product Set
    - Application Layers Understanding Relativity Terminology
    - Understanding an Artifact's Place in the Architecture
      - Vertical Slices
      - Horizontal Slices
    - Understanding Anomalies
      - Client Programs with Data Access
      - Calling Client Programs
      - Calling Transitional Programs
      - Impure Service Programs
    - Other Anomalies that Need Remedial Action
      - Data Validation Problem
      - The Problem of Transient or Temporary Data Queues
    - Finding the Service Functionality Relativity SOA Analyzer Product
      - Starting from Screens
      - Looking for Special Program Constructs
    - The Case of Mixed Programs Program 'Slicing'
    - Determining the Data Interface
    - Summary Legacy Artifact Discovery Using Relativity
  - Exposing the Legacy VSAM File Data Access
    - Connecting to Oracle Connect on Mainframe and Setting Connection Properties
    - Oracle Connect Data Source
    - Oracle Connect Adapter
  - Development Using Oracle JDeveloper
    - Prework
    - Application Modules
      - Presentation-Tier/User Interface HTML Page
    - Legacy Web Service VSAM Adapter Service
    - Two-Phase Commit
    - Oracle Database Persistence
  - Deploying to the Oracle Application Server
    - Configuring Oracle Application Server for the Legacy Adapter
    - Configuring Oracle Application Server Oracle Database Connection
    - Deploying to Oracle Application Server Using JDeveloper
  - Running the Example
    - Running the application
  - Summary
- 5. Overview of Re-architecturing
  - - - What is Re-Architecture?
    - Drivers and Considerations for Re-Architecture
      - Platform Agility
        
        Human Factors to Consider in a Re-Architecture Project
    - How IBM Views Re-Architecture
      - IT/Technical Drivers and Considerations
        
        Getting Off the Mainframe
        
        Creating a Flexible, Adaptable, and Agile Architecture
    - Advanced Development Tools
      - Technical Considerations for a Re-Architecture Effort
        
        Subject Matter Experts (SME)
        
        Risk of Modernization
        
        System Performance
        
        Usability/Training
    - Re-Architecture versus Re-Host
    - Re-Architect Deep Dive
      - No Ripping and Replacing
    - Pros and Cons
      - Pros
      - Cons
  - Summary
- 6. Re-Architecture Functional View, Implementation, and Architecture
  - Technical Advantages of Re-Architecture
    - Application Maintenance
    - Enterprise Information Integration (EII) and Enterprise Application Integration (EAI)
    - Architected for the Internet
    - Scalability
    - Availability
    - Greater Software Options
    - On Demand Reporting
    - Security
  - Overcoming Barriers to Change
    - Custom Integration Applications and Utilities
    - Custom Workflow
    - Custom ETL
    - Undisciplined Development
  - Decoupling the Application-Tiers
    - Presentation-Tier
      - Business Rules
    - Data Access
      - Workflow/Business Process Flow
  - Re-Architecture is Happening
  - Re-architecture Functional View
    - A Technical Perspective of the Functional View
    - Other Components of the Functional Infrastructure
    - Re-architecture Optional Software Components
  - Implementation Process: Common Attributes, Approach for Batch, and Online Processes
    - Top Three Re-Architecture Approaches
      - Three "Iterative-Phased" Approaches (IPA)
        
        Data Migration
        
        Business Processes and Application Logic
        
        Move Standalone Application
    - Re-archtecture Modernization Life Cycle
      - Life-Cycle Caveats
        
        Application Portfolio Analysis Completed
        
        Life Cycle compared to Legacy SOA Integration Life Cycle
        
        "Big Bang" and Parallel Production
        
        The Human Element
        
        Training
    - Re-Architecture Phases
      - Discovery/Recovery
      - Design Target Architecture
      - Install and Configure Oracle Software and Hardware
      - Model Target Application
      - Development Iterations
      - User Acceptance Testing (UAT)
      - Performance Scalability
      - Production Roll out
      - Running in Parallel
      - Unplug the Legacy Application
    - Using a Modernization Factory for Re-Architecture Implementation
  - Final Architecture Common Oracle Products for Batch and Online
  - Hardware, Operating System, and IBM
  - Summary
- 7. Batch Systems Re-architecture Technical Deep Dive
  - Historical Reasons for Batch
  - Requirements of a Batch System
    - Top Five Batch Patterns
      - Multi Record Type Files Pure Batch File Processing
      - Transaction Processing Pure Autonomous Transactions
      - Administrative Batch Backup, Archiving
      - Reporting 'Green Bar', Exception Handling, Error Handling
      - Third-Party Interfaces Internal and External Information Integration
  - Technical View
    - Optional Products
    - Job Scheduler and BPEL Compared
  - Implementation Process
  - Recovery/Discovery Approaches
    - Methodology
      - Best practices
      - Tooling
    - Re-Design/Re-Factoring Approaches
      - The Top-Down Approach
      - The Bottom-up Approach
      - The Hybrid Approach
    - Repositories
      - Relativity Repository
      - Scheduler Repository
      - OWB Repository
      - ADF/OFM Repositories
        
        ADF
        
        OFM SOA Suite for BPEL
        
        OFM SOA Suite Business Rules
    - Re-Design/Re-Factoring for each Legacy Artifact Group
      - Green Bar Reports
        
        Recovery/Discovery
        
        Re-Design/ Re-Factor
      - Job Scheduler UML Process Flow
        
        Recovery/Discovery
        
        Re-Design/ Re-Factor
      - Business Flows
        
        Recovery/Discovery
        
        Re-Design/ Re-Factor
      - COBOL Business Rules
        
        Recovery/Discovery
        
        Re-Design/ Re-Factor
      - COBOL Data Access Logic
        
        Recovery/Discovery
        
        Re-Design/Re-Factor
      - Database and database schema
        
        Recovery/Discovery
        
        Re-Design/Re-Factor
      - Target Generation
    - Oracle Implementation Tools and Source to Target Mapping
      - Summary of Tools and Frameworks
      - Source to Target Artifact Mapping
  - Final Oracle Batch Architecture
    - Scenario Description
      - New Batch Design Pattern(s) in Oracle
  - Summary
- 8. Online Systems Re-architecture Technical Deep Dive
  - History and Evolution of Online Systems
  - History of SOA and SaaS
  - Top Five Online Patterns
    - COBOL/CICS Applications Accessing VSAM and DB2 Databases
      - COBOL and CICS
      - DB2
      - VSAM
        
        COBOL, IMS/DC, or IMS/TM Applications Accessing IMS/DB Database
      - IMS/DC and IMS/TM
        
        IMS/DB (IMS Database)
    - COBOL, CICS, Assembler Applications Talking to Datacom or IDMS Database
      - Datacom
        
        IDMS (Integrated Data Management System)
        
        Assembler
    - PL/I and CICS Applications Making Use of VSAM and DB2 as Data Store
    - NATURAL and COBOL Applications Accessing an ADABAS Database
      - ADABAS (Adaptable DAta BAse System)
        
        Natural
  - Technical View
    - Infrastructure Unique to Re-architecture
      - Single Management Tool
      - Single Security Model
    - Development Tools
    - Metadata Repositories
      - Enterprise Information Integration (EII)
      - Enterprise Application Integration (EAI)
    - Transactions
    - Infrastructure Not Required for Legacy SOA Integration
      - UI Navigation
      - Java EE Applications (EJB, Java, POJO, JSP, Servlets, JSF)
      - Relational Database
      - Grid Infrastructure (Grid Computing)
      - Backup and Recovery
    - Technologies Not Necessary for Legacy SOA Integration
      - Business Rules
      - Data and Business Services
    - Technical View Infrastructure Components
      - Capacity Planning Tools
        
        Chargeback and Accounting Solutions such as CA (JARS)
      - Application Development Tools
      - Testing Tools
        
        Reporting
        
        High Speed Printing and Viewing
        
        Data Archiving
        
        Disaster Recovery
      - Tape Management
      - Human Error Recovery
        
        Internationalization
      - Network Architecture/Protocol
        
        Reliability, Availability, and Scalability
  - Implementation Process Online Systems
    - Presentation/User Interface
      - Recovery/Discovery
        
        Re-Design/ Re-Factor
    - UI Navigation
      - Recovery/Discovery
      - Re-Design/ Re-Factor
  - Oracle Implementation Tools and Source to Target Mapping
    - Summary of Tools and Frameworks
    - Development Life Cycle Support Tools
    - Source to Target Artifact Mapping
  - Final Oracle On-line Architecture
    - Scenario Details
    - New Online Design Pattern in Oracle
      - Presentation
      - UI Navigation
      - Application Server
      - Information and Business Services
      - Relational Database
  - Summary
- 9. Re-Architecture Scenario in Detail
  - Oracle Software Required
  - UML and Screen Flow Diagrams
  - Source Application
  - Oracle Target Architecture
  - Application Mining Using Relativity
    - Mining the User Interface and Navigation-Tiers
      - Capturing the Legacy User Interface
      - Legacy User Interface Discovery
      - Screen Navigation Discovery
      - Forward Engineering
    - Mining Business Rules
      - Prerequisites
      - Identifying the Business Rules
      - Using Pattern Search
      - Searching Validation Rules
      - Using Backward Auto-Detection
      - Putting it Together
  - Forward Engineering into Oracle and Java EE
  - Producing the Target User Interface and Navigation
  - Running the Presentation-Tier Mock-up in Oracle Application Server
    - - Deploying to the Oracle Application Server
      - Running the Application
  - Producing the Target Business Rules
    - Creating the Rules Repository and Dictionary
    - Creating Ruleset
    - Java Fact Adding the Java Fact Class to the Rules Author
    - Adding the Rule
      - Calling the Business Rules from Java EE and BPEL
      - Automatic Business Rules Generation Using Java Code
  - Data Migration A Quick, Easy, and a Cost-Effective Approach
  - Summary
- 10. Introduction to Re-Host based Modernization Using Tuxedo
  - Re-Hosting Based Modernization
  - Critical Success Factors in Mainframe Re-hosting
    - Preserving Application Logic and Data
    - Online Transaction Processing Environment
    - User Interface Migration
    - Workload Monitoring and Management
    - Batch Jobs
  - Files and Databases
    - Mainframe DB2
    - IMS
    - VSAM
  - Meeting Performance and Other QoS Requirements
  - Phased Migration and Mainframe Integration
  - SOA Enabling Re-hosted Applications
  - Further Re-architecture of Re-hosted Applications
  - Summary
- 11. Legacy Modernization The Future
  - - Green Computing
    - Standards Organizations
      - Object Modeling Group (OMG)
        
        Record Type (COBOL)
      - WC3
    - Model Driven Architecture (MDA)
      - Challenges with the Traditional Approach
      - The MDA/MDM Approach
    - Cloud Computing
      - Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud
    - Grid Computing
      - Virtualization
      - Application Fabrics
  - Extreme Processing
  - Summary
- A. Technology Glossary
  - Common Legacy Acronyms
    - Acronyms and Initials
  - PCI Security Standards
- Index