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OpenAccount message flow (3/3)
by Carla Sadtler, John Adegbile, Erik Kirk,
Using IBM WebSphere Message Broker as an ESB with WebSphere Process Server
Notices
Trademarks
Preface
The team that wrote this book
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Part 1: WebSphere Message Broker as an ESB
Chapter 1: The IBM SOA Foundation and products in this book
1.1: IBM SOA Foundation
1.2: WebSphere Process Server
1.3: The enterprise service bus
The role of an enterprise service bus
WebSphere Message Broker V6
1.4: The focus of this book
Chapter 2: Business processes with WebSphere Process Server
2.1: Overview of WebSphere Process Server
2.2: An overview of SCA
2.3: Developing business processes
Typical development process
Chapter 3: Mediation with WebSphere Message Broker
3.1: WebSphere Message Broker
Mediation patterns with WebSphere Message Broker
3.2: Runtime architecture of WebSphere Message Broker
Broker
Execution groups
Configuration Manager
User Name Server
Broker domain
3.3: Development environment of WebSphere Message Broker
Message Brokers Toolkit
Node types
3.4: Mediation with message flows
Routing with message flows
Aggregation with message flows
Protocol transformation with message flows
Message transformation with message flows (1/2)
Message transformation with message flows (2/2)
Message enrichment with message flows
3.5: Deploying message flow applications
Chapter 4: Connectivity options for interoperability
4.1: Messaging transport
Message formats
Mapping messages to a Service Component Architecture interface
MQ binding (1/2)
MQ binding (2/2)
JMS bindings (1/2)
JMS bindings (2/2)
MQ JMS binding
4.2: Web service bindings
4.3: Connectivity option summary
Part 2: Scenarios
Chapter 5: Scenario: Message splitting and routing
5.1: Scenario overview
5.2: Environment
5.3: WebSphere MQ configuration
Local queues on the broker queue manager
JMS entries
5.4: Business integration module
Business integration module components
XML schema for message containing multiple orders
Business object
Interfaces
Business process
Import component and binding
5.5: Message flow
Scenario1MsgFlw message flow
Scenario1MsgSetPrj message set project
Message flow nodes (1/2)
Message flow nodes (2/2)
5.6: DB2 database configuration
5.7: Testing the flow
Chapter 6: Scenario: WebSphere Message Broker acting as a transaction manager
6.1: Scenario overview
Process and message flow
XA transactions with WebSphere Message Broker
6.2: Environment
6.3: WebSphere Process Server configuration
Defining JMS entries
Configuring the listener port for the message-driven bean
6.4: WebSphere MQ configuration
Preparing the transaction manager
Preparing the resource managers
Making the libraries available
Configuring the JMS administered objects (1/2)
Configuring the JMS administered objects (2/2)
6.5: Business integration module
Business integration module components
Business objects
Interfaces
Business process
Import component and binding
6.6: Message flows
PrjTxnFlowMSets message set
JMSREQRESP message flow (1/3)
JMSREQRESP message flow (2/3)
JMSREQRESP message flow (3/3)
A checklist for deploying the message flow
6.7: Testing the flow
Chapter 7: Scenario: Data transformation and security
7.1: Scenario overview
Process and message flow
Service message formats
7.2: Environment
7.3: Preparing for security
Creating the keystore and truststore databases
Configuring WebSphere Message Broker security
Configuring WebSphere Process Server security
7.4: WebSphere MQ configuration
7.5: Business integration module
Components of the business integration module
Interfaces
Business process (1/2)
Business process (2/2)
Import components and binding
7.6: Message flows
Message set
The com.ibm.redbooks.sam730.BankUtils class reference
Enabling the HTTPInput node for SSL
VerifyCredit message flow (1/3)
VerifyCredit message flow (2/3)
VerifyCredit message flow (3/3)
OpenAccount message flow (1/3)
OpenAccount message flow (2/3)
OpenAccount message flow (3/3)
Chapter 8: Scenario: Aggregation
8.1: Scenario overview
8.2: Environment
8.3: Queue manager implementation of WebSphere MQ
8.4: Business integration module
Business integration module components
Business objects
Interfaces
Business process
Import component and binding
8.5: Message flows
Aggregation implementation overview
FindSuppliersMSetprj message set
FindSuppliersWSInput message flow
FindSuppliersAggFanOut message flow (aggregation fan-out) (1/2)
FindSuppliersAggFanOut message flow (aggregation fan-out) (2/2)
FindSuppliersAggFanIn message flow (aggregation fan-in) (1/2)
FindSuppliersAggFanIn message flow (aggregation fan-in) (2/2)
FindSuppliersWSResponse message flow
Supplier1 message flow (1/2)
Supplier1 message flow (2/2)
Supplier2 message flow
8.6: Testing the flow
Chapter 9: Scenario: Asynchronous callback
9.1: Scenario overview
9.2: Environment
9.3: WebSphere Service Registry and Repository
OrderWebService Web service
Defining the registry
9.4: WebSphere MQ infrastructure
9.5: Business integration module
Business integration module components
Business objects
Interfaces
Business process (1/2)
Business process (2/2)
Import component and binding
Export component and binding
9.6: Message flow
OrderMessageFlow
ErrorHandleFlow
9.7: Testing the flow
Chapter 10: Scenario: Connectivity to third-party JMS providers
10.1: Scenario overview
10.2: Environment
10.3: WebSphere Process Server configuration
Service integration bus configuration
JMS entries
10.4: WebSphere Message Broker configuration
10.5: WebSphere MQ configuration
10.6: Progress SonicMQ configuration
10.7: SwiftMQ configuration
10.8: Business integration module
Business integration module components
Business objects
Interfaces
Business process
Import component and binding
10.9: Message flow
10.10: Testing the flow
Related publications
IBM Redbooks
Online resources
How to get Redbooks
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