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Monday Dec 10, 2007

4/4 XACML SE used from a BPEL process

This is the final entry in the introductory serie about creating service engines. In the first entry, the service engine was created. In the previous entry, we did a simple test.

In this entry, we will call the XACML service engine from a BPEL process, and see how multiple service engines can call each other. 

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Wednesday Dec 05, 2007

3/4 - XACML JBI Deployment Module Creation

This entry focuses on the Service Unit creation.

  1. We go over the creation/coding of the JBI deployment module that is particular to the xacml service engine.
  2. Then we create a test JBI module for the xacml engine.
  3. We deploy a composite application that uses the xacml engine.
  4. Finally, we use the SOAP UI plugin in Netbeans 6.0 for testing the engine.
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Tuesday Dec 04, 2007

2/4 - Using the SE Wizard of NB 6.0...

This is the second entry in the XACML SE creation. This entry describes the usage of the SE Wizard and the modifications that were done to the generated code. You can find the previous entry here.
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Open ESB Acronyms...

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In multiple posts, I'll be using a lot of acronyms, most of which are relevant solely to JBI and Open ESB. So, to avoid duplication, I'll be maintaining a list here, of my own definitions. They are in no way, shape or form the real definitions, but they are close enough as working definitions.

  • SE = Service Engine
  • SU = Service Unit (This is also known as a JBI Module in Open ESB)
  • BC = Binding Component
  • NMR = Normalized Message Router
  • SA = Service Assembly (This is also known as a Composite Application in Open ESB)
  • JBI = Java Business Integration

Saturday Dec 01, 2007

1/4 - Getting involved in JBI, an XACML engine v1

Introduction to creating a Service Engine. This describes the initial motivation, and the roadmap ahead of creating an XACML SE. The XACML SE will be based on the jar file provided by the Sun Labs, that can be found at the sourceforge.

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