Visão Geral

O Curso Java CAPS, tem como objetivo apresentar o Sun SeeBeyond eGate Integrator (eGate) para aqueles que são novos no produto, bem como para desenvolvedores que têm experiência com o Datagate ou versões anteriores do eGate.

Objetivo

Após concluir este Curso Java CAPS , você será capaz de:

• Compreender e usar a terminologia e o vocabulário Java CAPS
• Descrever e definir conceitos Java CAPS
• Use ferramentas eGate dentro do Java CAPS para desenvolver e gerenciar uma variedade de soluções de integração empresarial

Publico Alvo

• Esta classe Java CAPS  é destinada a engenheiros e desenvolvedores que serão responsáveis ​​pela configuração do Java CAPS usando o conjunto de ferramentas eGate.

Pre-Requisitos

• Experiência em Java e integração de aplicações.

Materiais

Conteúdo Programatico

Vocabulary and Concepts

1. Introduction to eGate Integrator and the Java CAPS Suite
2. Overview of logical components, environment resources, and project deployment

Java CAPS Software

1. Overview of the Repository, Logical Host, Enterprise Designer, and Enterprise Manager Software
2. Installation of the Repository, Logical Host, Enterprise Designer, and Enterprise Manager Software
3. Creating a domain

Using the Enterprise Designer to Configure Java CAPS

1. Configuration road map
2. Features and functionality of the Enterprise Designer Runtime Software
3. Starting a domain
4. Building and deploying your configuration
5. Using the Enterprise Manager to monitor deployed components

Object Type Definitions

1. Using the OTD Wizard, OTD Editor, and OTD Test Tool

Java Collaborations

1. Creating a Java Collaboration Definition (JCD) with the Java Collaboration Wizard
2. Using the Java Collaboration Editor

Data Storage in Java CAPS

1. Using the Java Message Service (JMS) OTD in a Java Collaboration
2. Creating and managing topics and queues in Java CAPS

Connectivity Topics

1. Using the scheduler, Sun SeeBeyond eWay Batch Adapter, and Sun SeeBeyond eWay for Oracle Applications

Change Management

1. Managing project deployments
2. Environment migration
3. Project variables and environment constants
4. Version control features
5. The user workspace
6. Impact analysis
7. Export/import features

Responding to Trouble

1. Using the Java Debugger
2. Using runtime log files

Planning for Trouble

1. Writing log file entries and raising alerts
2. Creating a project to log errors

User-defined O

1. Delimiters and their properties
2. Node properties
3. Using templates

Messaging in Java CAPS

1. Default messaging behavior
2. Configuring message publication, storage, and subscription
3. Controlling message delivery and processing order