With Open ESB CD in hand, how do I get started?
I spent time at the Open ESB booth at JavaOne 2007 talking with the Sun representatives and engineers about Open ESB.
I'm glad I did, but I'm having a heck of a time getting started.
I have all of the requirements set-up running on Solaris 10 development server.
I've used theService Oriented Architectures using BPEL from Java BluePrints, which really helped, but I feel I don't know enough yet to apply it towards real world projects yet.
What other resources are recommened to learn more about SOA, BPEL on the JBI Framework?
Thanks,
--Todd
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jtp512a] at [2007-11-27 5:23:26]
# 1
If you want to know how to use the BPEL SE along with other JBI components I would highly suggest watching the component videos; this is were I started.
For example watch the SMTP BC videos, http://www.glassfishwiki.org/jbiwiki/Wiki.jsp?page=SMTPBC, under section 3. User Information. I would recommend the inbound and outbound demo's.
Then if you want to start using other components I would suggest watching there videos as most components do.
# 3
Todd,
The Open ESB CD handed out at JavaOne also contains the Mortgage Application demonstration which was shown at the JavaOne booth. Also included is a PDF that explains how to setup and run the Mortgage demo. You could give that a spin - that demo' will expose you to a whole bunch of SEs and BCs and will give you a chance to see how components work with each other. Once you get that to work, you could then make modifications to it .. (like add CASA, add the WLM SE)
# 4
Pinstriped_Dude: That's a very good point which I totally overlooked, thanks.I've been tasked to learn (not really tasked - I'm always happy to learn) about ESB, SOA and JBI - so far I'm taking baby steps and making progress.Thanks again,--Todd
