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This document provides an overview of service-oriented architecture (SOA) and related concepts. It discusses the components, benefits, and patterns of SOA, as well as how SOA can be mapped and enabled through applications. The document also examines SOA concepts like services, principles, and meta-models. It provides examples of SOA from IBM, Oracle, and other vendors and frameworks.
Soa
- 1. SOA - OVERVIEW Prasad Narasimhan – Technical Architect
- 3. Ideal SOA
- 4. Why SOA
- 6. SOA Road Map
- 7. How is SOA mapped
- 9. SOA Pyramid
- 10. EA & SOA
- 11. SOA basics
- 12. Services in Enterprise - Categorized
- 13. SOA Drivers
- 14. Service Maturity
- 15. SOA Usage
- 20. SOA Enabling from Solution Perspective
- 21. IBM SOA Entry Points
- 22. Oracle AIA Service Structure
- 23. Oracle AIA – Inventory Explained
- 24. IBM Stack Area WebSphere Product Expertise Messaging WebSphere MQ WebSphere Application Server, WebSphere Application Servers Process Server, WebSphere Message Broker,, WebSphere Adapters , WebSphere Transformation Extender, Application Integration WebSphere DataPower Appliances, WebSphere Integration Developer. BAM WebSphere Business Monitor WebSphere Business Services Fabric, WebSphere BPM Business Modeler, WebSphere Business Integration Modeler. WebSphere Commerce (Enterprise, Professional, Commerce Express) Enterprise Service Bus WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus B2B WebSphere Partner Gateway
- 27. Meet in the Middle
- 28. RUP for SOMA
- 29. SOMA
- 30. SOMA Loosely coupled modular services to support both business and IT requirements. Startup / Adoption JService Portlet WSRP B2B Other << Input from: Business Analysis & Existing Assets>> consumers Service Consumer Identification of Candidate Services and Flows business processes process choreography Specification services of Services, Components, and Flows atomic and composite Service Provider Realization service components Decisions, Solution Templates & Patterns, Architecture, Technology Feasibility operational systems Packaged Custom OO Implementation Application Application Application Build/Assembly, Testing Composite Service Atomic Service Deployment Registry Packaging and Provisioning
- 31. SOMA Inventory
- 32. SOMA Approach
- 33. Rational SOMA
- 34. SOMF 2.0
- 35. Bottom Up Service Identification
- 40. Webservices • "Web services are a new breed of Web application. They are self-contained, self-describing, modular applications that can be published, located, and invoked across the Web. Web services perform functions, which can be anything from simple requests to complicated business processes. … Once a Web service is deployed, other applications (and other Web services) can discover and invoke the deployed service.” IBM web service tutorial
- 41. IBM Toolkit WebSphere BI Modeler Development Platform WebSphere Integration Developer Rational Application Developer Business Performance Management Services WBI Monitor Interaction Services Process Services Information Services WebSphere WebSphere Process Server DB2 Information Portal Server Integrator Enterprise Service Bus WebSphere MQ SI Bus Web Services Gateway WBI Event/Message Broker Business App Services Application and Data Access Services Partner Services WebSphere Adapters HATS DB2 II Classic WBI Adapters WebSphere WebSphere Partner Gateway Application Server Business Application and Data Services Enterprise Applications and Data Infrastructure Services
- 42. Web Services - Explained
- 43. An Approach
- 44. Sample Service
- 45. Two Approaches
- 46. Webservices "server" bind (SOAP) Service provider Service Consumer publish (WSDL) "client"