I also thank the NetBeans Documentation team for providing an
extensive set of tutorials on the SOA capabilities of NetBeans.
About the Reviewer
Mario P?©rez Madue?±o was born in 1975 in Turin and lives in Barcelona. He
graduated in ETIS from the Open University of Catalonia (UOC) in 2006 and is
currently finishing studies for the EI degree. He is a foundation member of ARUOC
robotics group in the same University. Mario is a Java SE, ME and EE enthusiast and
a fan of NetBeans IDE, he is currently contributing with the Spanish translation team
for NetBeans 6.
Acknowledgements goes for my wife Mar?a, for her unconditional
help and support in all the projects I get involved, and to Mart?n for
giving me the force for going ahead.
Table of Contents
Preface 1
Chapter 1: Enterprise Application Development 7
SOA and POA 8
Introduction to Various BPEL Processes 10
Partner Services 11
Activities 12
Variables 12
Composite Applications and JBI 15
AirAlliance Company 17
The Problem 17
The Enterprise Stack 19
Summary 20
Chapter 2: Getting Started 21
Getting the Software 21
NetBeans IDE 6.0 22
OpenESB 22
Setting up the Environment 23
NetBeans Projects 25
Summary 26
Chapter 3: Service Engines 27
Need for Java Business Integration (JBI) 27
Enterprise Service Bus 29
The Normalized Message Router 30
Service Engine Life Cycle 31
Service Engines in NetBeans 33
BPEL Service Engine 35
Java EE Service Engine 38
Increased Performance 39
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Transaction Support 39
Security Support 39
SQL Service Engine 39
IEP Service Engine 41
XSLT Service Engine 44
Summary 49
Chapter 4: Binding Components 51
Binding Components 51
NetBeans Support for Binding Components 52
File Binding Component 54
SMTP Binding Component 57
SOAP Binding Component 64
JDBC Binding Component 66
JMS Binding Component 68
Other Binding Components 70
Summary 71
Chapter 5: BPEL Designer 73
BPEL for Business Process 74
Understanding BPEL Projects 78
BPEL Views 79
Design View 80
Source View 81
BPEL Mapper 82
Palette 83
Web Service Activities 84
Invoke 84
Receive 86
Reply 87
Partner Link 88
Other BPEL Activities 90
Navigator Window 90
A Simple Example 91
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