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Frank Jennings, David Salter

"Building SOA-Based Composite Applications Using NetBeans IDE 6"

This part contains one
intelligent event processor that does the following:
Processes all itineraries obtained from the stream for the
last three seconds.
Uses stream filter to remove itinerary preferences data in order to
make the itinerary data set smaller.
Contiguous ordering of itinerary data.
Stores the filtered itinerary record in database.
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Source code for all of the above parts is available at
http://www.packtpub.com/support/. The sources are
available as NetBeans projects files. Follow the instructions provided
in the Readme file in each part to set up the environment.
Getting Started
Before creating the first part of our sample application, we need to make sure that the
runtime environment is set up properly. The sample comprises multiple NetBeans
modules, some of which are deployable to servers. Hence, before starting with the
sample, start your Application Server and BPEL Engine. For our sample, we are
using Sun Java System / GlassFish Application Server, which has BPEL engine
integrated. Go to the Services tab | Servers | GlassFish V2. Right-click on this
node and click on Start. Refer to Chapter 2 on Getting Started for setting up
the environment.
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Throughout this chapter, there are references to both GlassFish
Application Server and Sun Java System Application Server.


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