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Table of Contents (23 chapters)
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Service Oriented Java Business Integration
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Service Oriented Java Business Integration
Credits
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Credits
About the Author
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About the Author
Acknowledgement
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Acknowledgement
About the Reviewers
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About the Reviewers
Preface
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Preface
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Why Enterprise Service Bus
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Why Enterprise Service Bus
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Boundary-Less Organization
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Integration
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Integration Architectures
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Enterprise Service Bus versus Message Bus
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Making the Business Case for ESB
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Enterprise Service Bus
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Summary
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Java Business Integration
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Java Business Integration
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SOA—The Motto
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JBI in J2EE—How they Relate
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JBI in Detail
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Provider—Consumer Contract
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Message Exchange Patterns (MEP)
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ESB—Will it Solve all Our Pain Points
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Summary
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JBI Container—ServiceMix
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JBI Container—ServiceMix
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ServiceMix—Under the Hood
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ServiceMix Architecture
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Other ESBs
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Installing ServiceMix
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ServiceMix Components—a Synopsis
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Your First JBI Sample—Binding an External HTTP Service
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Summary
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Binding— The Conventional Way
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Binding— The Conventional Way
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Binding—What it Means
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Apache SOAP Binding
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Sample Bind a Stateless EJB Service to Apache SOAP
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Summary
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Some XFire Binding Tools
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Some XFire Binding Tools
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Binding in XFire
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Web Service Using XFireConfigurableServlet
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Web Service using XFire Spring XFireExporter
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Web Service Using XFire Spring Jsr181 Handler
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XFire Export and Bind EJB
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XFire for Lightweight Integration
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Summary
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JBI Packaging and Deployment
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JBI Packaging and Deployment
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Packaging in ServiceMix
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Deployment in ServiceMix
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Packaging and Deployment Sample
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Running the Packaging and Deployment Sample
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Summary
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Developing JBI Components
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Developing JBI Components
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Need for Custom JBI Components
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ServiceMix Component Helper Classes
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Create, Deploy, and Run JBI Component
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Summary
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Binding EJB in a JBI Container
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Binding EJB in a JBI Container
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Component versus Services
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Binding EJB Sample
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Reconciling EJB Resources
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Summary
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POJO Binding Using JSR181
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POJO Binding Using JSR181
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POJO
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ServiceMix servicemix-jsr181
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POJO Binding Sample
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Accessing JBI Bus Sample
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Summary
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Bind Web Services in ESB—Web Services Gateway
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Bind Web Services in ESB—Web Services Gateway
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Web Services
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HTTP
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ServiceMix's servicemix-http
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Web Service Binding Sample
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Summary
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Access Web Services Using the JMS Channel
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Access Web Services Using the JMS Channel
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JMS
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Web Service and JMS
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JMS in ServiceMix
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Protocol Bridge
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Web Service in the JMS Channel Binding Sample
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Summary
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Java XML Binding using XStream
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Java XML Binding using XStream
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Java XML Binding
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XStream in a Normalized Message Router Sample
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Summary
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JBI Proxy
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JBI Proxy
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Proxy—A Primer
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ServiceMix JBI Proxy
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JBI Proxy Sample Implementing Compatible Interface
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JBI Proxy Sample implementing In-Compatible interface
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Invoke External Web Service from the ServiceMix Sample
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Summary
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Web Service Versioning
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Web Service Versioning
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Service Versioning—A Means to SOA
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Strategy to Version Web Service
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Web Service Versioning Approaches
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Web Service Versioning Sample using ESB
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Web Service Versioning Operational Perspective
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Summary
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Enterprise Integration Patterns in ESB
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Enterprise Integration Patterns in ESB
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Enterprise Integration Patterns
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ServiceMix EAI Patterns
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EAI Patterns—Code and Run Samples in ESB
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Summary
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Sample Service Aggregation
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Sample Service Aggregation
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Provision Service Order—Business Integration Sample
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Summary
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Transactions, Security, Clustering, and JMX
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Transactions, Security, Clustering, and JMX
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Cross Cutting Concerns—Support Inside ServiceMix
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Sample Demonstrating Transaction
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Sample demonstrating Security
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Sample Demonstrating Clustering
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Sample demonstrating JMX
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Summary

Message Exchange Patterns (MEP)

Service consumers interact with service providers for message exchange employing one or more service invocation patterns. The MEP defines the names, sequence, and cardinality of messages in an exchange. There are many service invocation patterns, and, from a JBI perspective, any JBI-compliant ESB implementation must support the following four service invocations:

  • One-Way: Service consumer issues a request to the service provider. No error (fault) path is provided.

  • Reliable One-Way: Service consumer issues a request to the service provider. Provider may respond with a fault if it fails to process the request.

  • Request-Response: Service Consumer issues a request to the service provider, with expectation of response. Provider may respond with a fault if it fails to process request.

  • Request Optional-Response: Service consumer issues a request to the service provider, which may result in a response. Both consumer and provider have the option of generating a...

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