Service Oriented Architecture: An Integration Blueprint. For SOA professionals this is the classic guide to implementing integration architectures with the help of the Trivadis Blueprint. Takes you deep into the blueprint’s structure and components with perfect lucidity Guido Schmutz (Euro), Peter Welkenbach

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• Service-Oriented Architecture: An Integration Blueprint
  • Table of Contents
  • Service-Oriented Architecture: An Integration Blueprint
  • Credits
  • Foreword
  • About the Authors
  • Preface
    • The background: Integration instead of isolation
    • What this book covers
    • What you need for this book
    • Who this book is for
    • Conventions
    • Reader feedback
    • Customer support
      • Errata
      • Piracy
      • Questions
  • 1. Basic Principles
    • Integration
      • Concepts
        • A2A, B2B, and B2C
      • Integration types
        • Information portals
        • Shared data
        • Shared business functions
        • Differences between EAI and SOA
      • Semantic integration and the role of data
      • Enterprise Application Integration (EAI)
        • Levels of integration
      • Messaging
      • Publish/subscribe
      • Message brokers
      • Messaging infrastructure
      • Enterprise Service Bus
        • The core functions of an ESB
        • The structure of an ESB
      • Middleware
        • Middleware communication methods
        • Middleware base technologies
        • Routing schemes
          • Unicast
          • Broadcast
          • Multicast
          • Anycast
    • Integration architecture variants
      • Point-to-point architecture
      • Hub-and-spoke architecture
      • Pipeline architecture
      • Service-oriented architecture
    • Patterns for EAI/EII
      • Direct connection
        • Uses
      • Broker
        • Uses
      • Router
        • Uses
    • Patterns for data integration
      • Federation
        • Uses
      • Population
        • Uses
      • Synchronization
        • Uses
        • Multi-step synchronization
    • Patterns for service-oriented integration
      • Process integration
        • Uses
        • Variants
      • Workflow integration
        • Variants
    • Event-driven architecture
      • Introducing EDA
      • Event processing
        • Simple Event Processing (SEP)
        • Event Stream Processing (ESP)
        • Complex Event Processing (CEP)
    • Grid computing/Extreme Transaction Processing (XTP)
      • Grid computing
        • Data grids
          • In-memory data grids
          • Domain entity grids
          • Domain object grids
        • Distribution topologies
          • Replicated caches
          • Partitioned caches
        • Agents
        • Execution patterns
      • Uses
      • XTP (Extreme Transaction Processing)
      • XTP and CEP
      • Solid State Disks and grids
    • Summary
  • 2. Base Technologies
    • Transactions
      • Transactional systems
      • Isolation levels
        • Serializable
        • Repeatable read
        • Read committed
        • Read uncommitted
      • Phantom reads
      • Two-Phase Commit protocol (2PC)
      • XA transactions
    • OSGi
      • OSGi architecture
      • OSGi bundles
      • Collaborative model
    • Java Connector Architecture (JCA)
      • Uses
      • JCA components
      • Contracts
    • Java Business Integration (JBI)
      • JBI components
    • Service Component Architecture (SCA)
      • SCA specification
      • SCA elements
      • Composites
    • Service Data Objects (SDO)
      • SDO architecture
      • Implemented patterns
    • Process modeling
      • Event-driven Process Chain (EPC)
      • Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN)
      • Business Process Execution Language (BPEL)
      • The application of process modeling
    • Summary
  • 3. Integration Architecture Blueprint
    • Dissecting the Trivadis Integration Architecture Blueprint
      • Standards, components, and patterns used
      • Structuring the integration blueprint
      • The road to the integration blueprint
      • Applications and integration
      • Layers in the integration solution
      • Information flow and roles
      • Information flow and building blocks
      • Combining the collection and distribution layer
      • Change of direction in the information flow
      • Adding the process layer
      • The role of the process layer
      • The building blocks of the process layer
      • Information flow in more complex integrations
        • The target becomes the source in a more complex integration
        • Routing to different target systems in the mediation layer
        • Routing to different target systems in the communication layer
        • Task sharing in the mediation layer
        • Management using a workflow building block
      • Allocating layers to levels
    • Transport level: Communication layer
      • Responsibility
      • Concepts and methods
      • Building blocks
        • Transport protocols
        • Transport formats
    • Integration domain level: Collection/distribution layer
      • Responsibility
      • Concepts and methods
      • Building blocks
    • Integration domain level: Mediation layer
      • Responsibility
      • Concepts and methods
      • Building blocks
        • Canonical data model
        • Message construction
        • Messaging channel
        • Message routing
        • Message transformation
    • Application level: Process layer
      • Responsibility
      • Concepts and methods
      • Building blocks
        • Job scheduler
        • Portal
        • Workflow
        • Event processing pattern
    • Notation and visualization
      • Representing the scenarios and the notation used
      • Visualizing different levels of granularity
      • Representing transaction boundaries
      • Configuration parameters as additional artifacts
      • Extension for capacity planning
    • Summary
  • 4. Implementation scenarios
    • EAI/EII scenarios
      • Implementing the direct connection business pattern
        • Variant with synchronous call over asynchronous protocol
      • Implementing the broker business pattern
      • Implementing the router business pattern
    • Service-oriented integration scenarios
      • Implementing the process integration business pattern
        • Variant with externalized business rules in a rule engine
        • Variant with batch-driven integration process
      • Implementing the workflow business pattern
    • Data integration scenarios
      • Implementing the federation business pattern
        • Variant of the federation pattern using mashup technology
      • Implementing the population business pattern
        • Variant involving encapsulation of the population pattern as a web service
        • Variant of the population pattern started by a change event from Change Data Capture (CDC)
        • Variant with SOA-based population pattern triggered by a Change Data Capture event
      • Implementing the synchronization business pattern
    • EDA scenario
      • Implementing the event processing business pattern
        • Variant with two levels of complex event processing
    • Grid computing/XTP scenario
      • Implementing the grid computing business pattern
        • Variant with ESB wrapping a data grid to cache service results
    • Connecting to an SAP system
    • Modernizing an integration solution
      • Initial situation
        • Sending new orders
        • Receiving the confirmation
        • Evaluation of the existing solution
      • Modernizing integration with SOA
        • Evaluation of the new solution
    • Trivadis Architecture Blueprints and integration
    • Summary
  • 5. Vendor Products for Implementing the Trivadis Blueprint
    • Oracle Fusion Middleware product line
      • Oracle Application Integration Architecture (AIA)
    • Oracle Data Integrator
    • IBM WebSphere product line
    • IBM Information Management software
    • Microsoft BizTalk and .NET 3.0
    • Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services
    • Spring framework combined with other open source software
    • Summary
  • A. References
  • Index

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