IBM DeveloperWorks Tutorials

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Table of Contents

A guided tour of WebSphere Integration Developer
Building SOA composite business services
Building SOA solutions with the Service Component Architecture
Getting connected with WebSphere Integration Developer adapters
Make composite business services adaptable with points of variability
WebSphere Integration Developer and WebSphere ESB advanced topics

A guided tour of WebSphere Integration Developer

Part 1 - Get a driver's view of the WebSphere Integration Developer landscape
Part 2 - SOA development with WebSphere Integration Developer
Part 3 - Building a simple service-oriented application
Part 4 - Unleashing visual snippets and business state machines in your service-oriented application
Part 5 - Business processes in a service-oriented world
Part 6 - Becoming more on-demand using dynamic business rules
Part 7 - Interface mapping, business object mapping, and human tasks
Part 8 - Dynamically invoking a component using selectors

Building SOA solutions with the Service Component Architecture

Part 1 - Oh great, another programming model
Part 2 - Assembling SCA components
Part 3 - Integrating SCA modules with imports and exports
Part 4 - Integrating with JMS and Web services

Building SOA composite business services

Part 1: Develop SOA composite applications to enable business services
Part 2: Migrate business integration projects from WebSphere Application Developer-IE v5.1 to WebSphere Integration Developer v6.0.1
Part 3: Build consumable Web Services using the REST architectural style in WebSphere
Part 4: Develop measurable composite applications with the Common Event Infrastructure
Part 5: Using IBM WebSphere Business Modeler
Part 6: Automate build and deployment steps
Part 7: Supporting multi-tenancy for composite business services
Part 8: Building multi-tenant portlets using WebSphere Portlet Factory dynamic profiles
Part 9 - Business process parallel activities pattern for flexibility and configurability
Part 10 - Providing governance over service consumption using WebSphere Process Server and WebSphere Service Registry and Repository
Part 11 - Implement the subscriber entitlement process
Part 12 - Combine document-centric workflows in IBM FileNet with business state machines in IBM WebSphere Process Server

Building a powerful, reliable SOA with JMS and WebSphere ESB

Part 1- Combining WebSphere ESB V6.0.1 and JMS
Part 2- Creating a sample application for a common scenario
Part 3- The WebSphere ESB mediation

Getting connected with WebSphere Integration Developer adapters

Part 1 - An introduction to connecting with adapters
Part 2 - An introduction to the WebSphere Adapter for Flat Files
Part 3 - An introduction to the WebSphere Adapter for JDBC
Part 4: An introduction to the WebSphere Adapter for SAP Software

Make composite business services adaptable with points of variability

Part 1- Choosing the right implementation
Part 2- Using dynamic service mediation in WebSphere Business Services Fabric
Part 3- Using selectors and business rules for dynamicity
Part 4- Using WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus mediation modules
Part 5- Using WebSphere Service Registry and Repository

Migrating WebSphere Commerce to the SOA foundation tooling

Part 1- Introduction to series
Part 2- Getting WebSphere Commerce and WebSphere Process Server talking
Part 3- Migrating a business process to WebSphere Process Server
Part 5- Tying it all together with the Esperanto methodology

On demand business process life cycle

Part 1: Create the foundation for your on demand business processes
Part 2: Patterns for e-business recipe
Part 3: Business process modeling using WebSphere Business Integration Modeler
Part 4: Integrate artifacts from Rational XDE and WebSphere Business Integration Modeler
Part 5: Workflow development, deployment, and testing
Part 6: Apply customization policies and rules
Part 7: Monitor business processes and emit events using CEI
Part 8: Business process monitoring -- Create key performance indicators
Part 9: Involve people
Part 10: Develop message adapters for CICS transaction servers
Part 11: Integrate business processes with CICS transaction servers
Part 12: Implement a compensation service
Part 13: Deployment in a clustered environment
Part 14: Use a clustered WebSphere MQ deployment to balance messaging workload

Recommended reading list

Service-Oriented Architecture and WebSphere Process Server

Reliable and repeatable unit testing for Service Component Architecture modules

Part 1- Create automated unit tests for SCA modules
Part 2- Create repeatable tests for SCA modules that implement business processes
Part 3- Testing business processes that use human tasks

SCA application development

Part 1: An overview of Service Component Architecture
Part 2: SCA client and implementation model for Java
Part 3: Develop a sample SCA application

SOA programming model for implementing Web services

Part 1: Introduction to the IBM SOA programming model
Part 2: Simplified data access using Service Data Objects
Part 3: Process choreography and business state machines
Part 4: An introduction to the IBM Enterprise Service Bus
Part 5: Service-oriented user interfaces
Part 6: The evolving component model
Part 7: Securing service-oriented applications
Part 8: Human-based Web services
Part 9: Integrating rules with SOA
Part 10: SOA user roles
Part 11: SOA and the mainframe software environment

Using SOA with WebSphere process integration products

Part 1: Business modeling
Part 2: Integration development
Part 3: Business-driven development
Part 4: Enabling the CBE and CEI Infrastructure
Part 5: Sequential versus concurrent processes
Part 6: Business measures and monitoring
Part 7: Configure WebSphere security using a file-based custom user registry

WebSphere Integration Developer and WebSphere ESB advanced topics

Part 1- Content-based service invocation and routing
Part 2- Data enrichment, transformation, and validation

WebSphere Process Server relationship service

Part 1- Static relationships
Part 2- Dynamic relationships

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