Titre :	JBoss ESB Beginner's guide : A comprehensive, practical guide to developing service-based applications using the Open Source JBoss Enterprise Service Bus
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Kevin Conner, Auteur
Editeur :	Birmingham : Packt Publishing
Année de publication :	2012
Importance :	1 vol. (VII-297 p.)
Présentation :	couv. ill. en coul.
Format :	24 cm
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	978-1-84951-658-7
Prix :	30.99 GBP
Mots-clés :	Progiciels -- Développement  Gestion -- Informatique  Serveur Java
Index. décimale :	004.46 Sécurité
Résumé :	About This Book Develop your own service-based applications, from simple deployments through to complex legacy integrations Learn how services can communicate with each other and the benefits to be gained from loose coupling Contains clear, practical instructions for service development, highlighted through the use of numerous working examples Who This Book Is For This book is intended for Java programmers although you don’t need previous experience with middleware such as application servers or ESBs. What You Will Learn Install, configure, administer, start and stop the JBoss Application Server (AS) and then deploy JBoss ESB onto JBoss AS. Run the JBoss ESB example “quickstart” sample applications, so that you understand the applications’ output, and how to debug the JBoss ESB application failures Build custom JBoss ESB applications with JBoss ESB’s out-of-the-box actions or your own action code Use a service registry to provide access to your services and store and access your metadata Integrate your custom application with other applications through the protocols supported by JBoss ESB gateway listeners See how the behavior of services can alter through content-based routing and message transformation Use other JBoss open source projects such as the JBoss AS and JBDS with JBoss ESB to create, deploy, and administer services Integrate existing web services with your applications’ services over JBoss ESB In Detail You may often have wondered if there is a better way to integrate disparate applications than error-prone "glue code". JBoss ESB is just that solution as it can help solve common but difficult problems: writing new code that can be re-used and maintained, and integrating together new and old systems. JBoss ESB takes care of routing and processing service requests, leaving you to concentrate on your system's design and development. The JBoss ESB Beginner’s Guide gets you up and running quickly with JBoss ESB to build your own service-based applications, with enhanced communication and organization. You will learn how to create new applications or to integrate combinations of new and legacy applications. Detailed examples get you creating your own services, and deploying and administering them with other JBoss Open Source tools. Through hands-on examples, this book shows you how JBoss ESB enables you to design your system as services that are loosely coupled together by sending and receiving messages. Your services can execute your own custom code, or make use of JBoss ESB’s extensive set of out-of-the-box actions to perform specific tasks. The JBoss ESB Beginner’s Guide shows you the tools you can use to build re-usable and maintainable service-based applications with JBoss ESB, and teaches you by example how to use these tools. Authors Len DiMaggio Len DiMaggio stumbled into computer programming at business school and has never looked back. He considers himself very lucky to have always worked with and for fun and interesting people during his over two decades tracking elusive software bugs. One of his earliest work experiences was accompanying his first manager on long walks to collect blunt instruments to be used to “break in” new technical user documents. Len has worked for some of the better known pioneering technical companies such as DEC, BBN, GTE, Rational, IBM and now JBoss by Red Hat. Len is the software test team lead for the open source JBoss Service Oriented Architecture Platform (SOAP) which is built on Jboss ESB. Kevin Conner Kevin is the Platform Architect for the SOA platform within JBoss, a division of Red Hat. After graduating from Newcastle University Kevin worked as a kernel programmer with Integrated Micro Products, developing fault tolerant network drivers. IMP were later acquired by Sun Microsystems where he was to discover Java. He has over fifteen years experience of Java, predominately Enterprise technologies, which he has used to develop software for technical, financial and local government clients. Before joining JBoss he was a Senior Engineer with Arjuna Technologies, working on the transaction products. Magesh Kumar B Magesh Kumar B. is a Senior Software Engineer at JBoss a division of Red Hat. He has a Masters in Computer Applications from Coimbatore Institute of Technology. His passion is coding in Java and he has architected many enterprise applications prior to Red Hat. His project contributions include JBoss WS and JBoss Portal. His current projects are JBoss ESB and SwitchYard. He hails from Ooty and lives in Bangalore, India with his wife, three kids and his parents. You can reach him at mageshbk@gmail.com. This is his first book. Tom Cunningham Tom Cunningham is currently the project lead for JBossESB and has worked for Red Hat since 2007 on JBoss ESB and SwitchYard. Tom is an active committer on the Apache jUDDI and Apache Scout projects. Tom received a B.S. in Computer Science from Georgetown University and a M.S. in Computer Science from Arizona State University and has worked in software development for over 14 years. I'd like to thank my sons Ben and Nate, my wife Sonia, and my parents for their support in writing this book.
Note de contenu :	Table of Contents 1: GETTING STARTED 2: DEPLOYING YOUR SERVICES TO THE ESB 3: UNDERSTANDING SERVICES 4: JBOSS ESB SERVICE ACTIONS 5: MESSAGE DELIVERY ON THE SERVICE BUS 6: GATEWAYS AND INTEGRATING WITH EXTERNAL CLIENTS 7: HOW ESB USES THE REGISTRY TO KEEP TRACK OF SERVICES 8: INTEGRATING WEB SERVICES WITH ESB
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JBoss ESB Beginner's guide : A comprehensive, practical guide to developing service-based applications using the Open Source JBoss Enterprise Service Bus [texte imprimé] / Kevin Conner, Auteur . - Birmingham : Packt Publishing, 2012 . - 1 vol. (VII-297 p.) : couv. ill. en coul. ; 24 cm.
ISBN : 978-1-84951-658-7 : 30.99 GBP

Mots-clés :	Progiciels -- Développement  Gestion -- Informatique  Serveur Java
Index. décimale :	004.46 Sécurité
Résumé :	About This Book Develop your own service-based applications, from simple deployments through to complex legacy integrations Learn how services can communicate with each other and the benefits to be gained from loose coupling Contains clear, practical instructions for service development, highlighted through the use of numerous working examples Who This Book Is For This book is intended for Java programmers although you don’t need previous experience with middleware such as application servers or ESBs. What You Will Learn Install, configure, administer, start and stop the JBoss Application Server (AS) and then deploy JBoss ESB onto JBoss AS. Run the JBoss ESB example “quickstart” sample applications, so that you understand the applications’ output, and how to debug the JBoss ESB application failures Build custom JBoss ESB applications with JBoss ESB’s out-of-the-box actions or your own action code Use a service registry to provide access to your services and store and access your metadata Integrate your custom application with other applications through the protocols supported by JBoss ESB gateway listeners See how the behavior of services can alter through content-based routing and message transformation Use other JBoss open source projects such as the JBoss AS and JBDS with JBoss ESB to create, deploy, and administer services Integrate existing web services with your applications’ services over JBoss ESB In Detail You may often have wondered if there is a better way to integrate disparate applications than error-prone "glue code". JBoss ESB is just that solution as it can help solve common but difficult problems: writing new code that can be re-used and maintained, and integrating together new and old systems. JBoss ESB takes care of routing and processing service requests, leaving you to concentrate on your system's design and development. The JBoss ESB Beginner’s Guide gets you up and running quickly with JBoss ESB to build your own service-based applications, with enhanced communication and organization. You will learn how to create new applications or to integrate combinations of new and legacy applications. Detailed examples get you creating your own services, and deploying and administering them with other JBoss Open Source tools. Through hands-on examples, this book shows you how JBoss ESB enables you to design your system as services that are loosely coupled together by sending and receiving messages. Your services can execute your own custom code, or make use of JBoss ESB’s extensive set of out-of-the-box actions to perform specific tasks. The JBoss ESB Beginner’s Guide shows you the tools you can use to build re-usable and maintainable service-based applications with JBoss ESB, and teaches you by example how to use these tools. Authors Len DiMaggio Len DiMaggio stumbled into computer programming at business school and has never looked back. He considers himself very lucky to have always worked with and for fun and interesting people during his over two decades tracking elusive software bugs. One of his earliest work experiences was accompanying his first manager on long walks to collect blunt instruments to be used to “break in” new technical user documents. Len has worked for some of the better known pioneering technical companies such as DEC, BBN, GTE, Rational, IBM and now JBoss by Red Hat. Len is the software test team lead for the open source JBoss Service Oriented Architecture Platform (SOAP) which is built on Jboss ESB. Kevin Conner Kevin is the Platform Architect for the SOA platform within JBoss, a division of Red Hat. After graduating from Newcastle University Kevin worked as a kernel programmer with Integrated Micro Products, developing fault tolerant network drivers. IMP were later acquired by Sun Microsystems where he was to discover Java. He has over fifteen years experience of Java, predominately Enterprise technologies, which he has used to develop software for technical, financial and local government clients. Before joining JBoss he was a Senior Engineer with Arjuna Technologies, working on the transaction products. Magesh Kumar B Magesh Kumar B. is a Senior Software Engineer at JBoss a division of Red Hat. He has a Masters in Computer Applications from Coimbatore Institute of Technology. His passion is coding in Java and he has architected many enterprise applications prior to Red Hat. His project contributions include JBoss WS and JBoss Portal. His current projects are JBoss ESB and SwitchYard. He hails from Ooty and lives in Bangalore, India with his wife, three kids and his parents. You can reach him at mageshbk@gmail.com. This is his first book. Tom Cunningham Tom Cunningham is currently the project lead for JBossESB and has worked for Red Hat since 2007 on JBoss ESB and SwitchYard. Tom is an active committer on the Apache jUDDI and Apache Scout projects. Tom received a B.S. in Computer Science from Georgetown University and a M.S. in Computer Science from Arizona State University and has worked in software development for over 14 years. I'd like to thank my sons Ben and Nate, my wife Sonia, and my parents for their support in writing this book.
Note de contenu :	Table of Contents 1: GETTING STARTED 2: DEPLOYING YOUR SERVICES TO THE ESB 3: UNDERSTANDING SERVICES 4: JBOSS ESB SERVICE ACTIONS 5: MESSAGE DELIVERY ON THE SERVICE BUS 6: GATEWAYS AND INTEGRATING WITH EXTERNAL CLIENTS 7: HOW ESB USES THE REGISTRY TO KEEP TRACK OF SERVICES 8: INTEGRATING WEB SERVICES WITH ESB
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