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The document outlines the agenda and details of the Mulesoft Meetup focused on the EJB connector for MuleSoft 3. Speakers share their expertise in integration and the practical applications of the EJB connector, including its relevance to legacy systems. The presentation includes an interactive quiz, Q&A, and highlights the new developer tutorials available for users.
Mulesoft torronto meetup_16
- 1. Mar 01, 2022 Toronto MuleSoft Meetup - #17 EJB Connector for mulesoft
- 2. 3 #MuleSoftMeetups Mahesh Pujari MuleSoft Developer at Mackenzie Investments. Overall, 10 Years of experience in IT. Around 7 years of integration expertise. 3+ Years using Mulesoft 3x Mulesoft Certified Kishore Reddy Paluri Solutions Architect at MuleSoft. 15 years of experience building Integration, ESB, SOA, API, Security and Middleware solutions on Cloud, On-Prem, and Hybrid environments. Organizers Anurag Dwivedi Associate Solution Architect at Apisero 9 years of experience creating solutions for Manufacturing,Healthcare,Bank ing and Airline Clients Certified Platform Architect Certified Integration Architect
- 3. 4 ●About Speaker: ○ CEO and CTO of Plekton Labs ○ Over 17 years of value driven IT practitioners with influential executive leadership in enterprise architecture Introduction Wahid Mohammad
- 5. • Both the speaker and host are organizing this meet up in individual capacity, only. We are not representing our companies here. • This presentation is strictly for learning purpose only. Organizer/Presenter do not hold any responsibility that same solution will work for your business requirements also. • This presentation is not meant for any promotional activities. Safe Harbor Statement 6
- 6. Check out the new developer tutorials experience for better discoverability and navigation. New tutorials will now include: ● Left-hand rail to navigate between tutorials ● Embedded videos per tutorial ● Copy button for code scripts ● Code available in a JAR file or GitHub repo ● Previous/Next buttons for navigation ● Markdown-based content ● Redesigned tables ● And more! Keep posted for new updates! Send your feedback to devrel@mulesoft.com Discover the new developer tutorials! developer.mulesoft.com/tutorials-and-howtos/getting-started/hello-mule/
- 7. Q&A Tab ● Questions can be lost in the Chat. ● Under the Chat window, there are 3 tabs: General, Q&A, and DMs. ● Click on the Q&A tab to ask your questions. 8
- 8. How does the quiz work? 1. Questions will be asked during the presentation. 2. If you already answered a question correctly, do not keep answering and give an opportunity to the other attendees. 3. The first answer in the chat is the winner, unless it’s from someone that already answered another question. IMPORTANT ● You can only win one voucher per month, regardless of the meetup city. ● You can’t participate if you’re already a meetup leader (even from another city) or a MuleSoft ambassador. ● If you already won a voucher in another event in the same month, you would not receive a voucher. If any of this applies to you, please don’t participate in the quiz and give other people the opportunity to win. 9 #MuleSoftMeetups
- 9. 1 0 Agenda • Objective • Why do we care • A use-case • What is EJB • EJB connector • What EJB connector CAN/CAN'T do • A quick Demo • Q/A
- 10. Objective What can EJB connector do How to use it
- 11. 1 2 Why do we care about EJB connector? • EJB systems are still being used by organizations across NA because dependencies have been created already by using these systems for ages. • Sometimes the cost of legacy modernization overshadows the cost of maintaining an old system like EJB. • We have MuleSoft but we don't have any connector. • Reusability in C4E in any business domain with EJB system. Source: https://blog.sergb.com/2017/352
- 12. Use Case
- 13. An HVAC Company • They wanted to integrate their CRM system to communicate with customers before their installed systems requires repairs or replacements. • Value for existing and new customers. This story is about an HVAC company and their customer experience in Canada.
- 14. To Be Or Not to Be? HVAC company uses the EJB system in their CRM system. They wanted to integrate their CRM system so that they can proactively communicate with customers Now integrating with MuleSoft is a big deal for them Slower time to market could hurt them a lot considering how many EJB implementations there would be in the backend. Challenges: CRM only support EJB
- 16. • Proactive vs reactive • Increase revenue • Better customer experience Result
- 17. a) Any business use case that requires connecting EJB services b) Financial c) Retail d) Utilities Quiz 1 What type of business use cases are applicable for the EJB connector?
- 18. a) Any business use case that requires connecting EJB services b) Financial c) Retail d) Utilities Quiz 1 What type of business use cases are applicable for the EJB connector?
- 19. What is EJB?
- 20. • Encapsulates multiple objects • Conforms to certain conventions. • Mainly for client-side development JavaBeans • Enterprise JavaBeans • Mainly for Server-side development • Large scale enterprise application • Suitable for distributed computing application • Local vs remote • Base on RMI EJB
- 21. RMI
- 22. How EJB uses RMI
- 23. EJB in high level 2 4
- 24. EJB 2.0 2 5
- 25. 3 Forms of EJB There are two main kinds of session beans: • Stateful: The stateful session Beans store session information for each client across several transactions. It remains valid for a single client/server session. • Stateless: A stateless session bean is managed by its container, so it can These beans store persistent data within a data source. There are two variants among entity beans: Persistence is controlled by the container: These entity beans assign persistence to the EJB container. Persistence is controlled by the entity beans: These entity beans maintain their own persistence. These are the enterprise beans that receive and manage Java message service messages and are known as message-driven beans. They can only be accessed through texting and lack any kind of interface. Asynchronous communication takes place between the queue and the listener. Session Beans Entity Beans Message-Driven Beans 1 2 3
- 26. EJB 2 vs EJB 3 • Home Interface and Remote Interface. • EJB 3.0 performs better because it uses POJOs along with metadata annotation • Annotations are introduced in EJB 3 • Bean, DAO conversion is possible in EJB 3 • EJB 3 is lightweight
- 27. EJB servers • Driver (specific to the server) • Business Interface (specific to app) • Lookup Bean (JNDI lookup) • Method Name • Method Parameters • WebLogic • JBoss (WildFly Project) • WebSphere • GlassFish • Tomcat, etc. EJB client config
- 28. a) Entity beans b) Session beans c) Drivers and interfaces d) EJB containers Quiz 2 What are the typical jars you would ask from the EJB server to configure your EJB client application?
- 29. a) Entity beans b) Session beans c) Drivers and interfaces d) EJB containers Quiz 2 What are the typical jars you would ask from the EJB server to configure your EJB client application?
- 30. EJB Connector
- 32. • Only support Mule runtime version 4.0.0 and above • Version 1.0.0 supports JBoss • Version 1.1.0 supports JBoss, WebLogic • Supports EJB 2 and 3 • Tested only with SessionBean • Uses JNDI lookup • Supports SSL security Features
- 33. How to configure EJB 3.0 for WebLogic
- 34. How to configure EJB 2.0 for WebLogic
- 35. SSL Auth
- 36. Common Questions • Parameters can be objects? Yes ⚬ Tested in limited capacity • Password is plain, not masked? ⚬ Future release • Support (what if it goes wrong/doesnt work)? • What other authentication does it support? ⚬ Basic auth in JAAS • SSL: Yes • No confirmation/green check for uploaded jars ⚬ Future release • Test connection is not really checking network connectivity yet ⚬ Future release will make it more advanced
- 37. Common Questions • Always save the project before clicking the “Test connectivity” button ⚬ Note. Will be enriched in future. • Server versions that are used for testing: ⚬ Wildfly ⚬ WebLogic • How to debug? ⚬ Connector is logging basic staff ⚬ Error logs may not be 100% accurate ⚬ Contact PlektonLabs • What about log4j2 vulnerabilities? • We are using log4j2 SDK. Are we using the latest version of the SDK? • Authentication error: javax.security.sasl.SaslException: DIGEST-MD5: Server rejected authentication • Wrong host: java.net.UnknownHostException
- 38. a) Using JNDI lookup b) Making a REST API call c) Through the SSL handshake d) Extracting the jar manually Quiz 3 How EJB connector find the beans?
- 39. a) Using JNDI lookup b) Making a REST API call c) Through the SSL handshake d) Extracting the jar manually Quiz 3 How EJB connector find the beans?
- 41. Q/A If you have any questions feel free to ask. Feel free to email at mulesoftconnector@plektonlabs.com for any further questions or clarifications about the connector!
- 42. If you are one of the quiz winners 1. Send your name and email to the organizers in the chat window. 2. MuleSoft will contact you to request your voucher. 3. You can only select training vouchers. Certification vouchers are no longer offered. However, some trainings will give you a free voucher for a certification attempt at the end. 4. Once processed, you can expect to receive your voucher within 10 business days. 5. If you experience any trouble redeeming a voucher, please raise a ticket at training.mulesoft.com/question 43 #MuleSoftMeetups
- 43. 44 ● Share: ○ Tweet using the hashtag #MuleSoftMeetups ○ Invite your network to join: https://meetups.mulesoft.com/toronto/ ● Feedback: ○ Fill out the survey feedback and suggest topics for upcoming events ○ Contact MuleSoft at meetups@mulesoft.com for ways to improve the program What’s next? #MuleSoftMeetups
- 44. Thank You