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ESB University Course 4: Service Enablement and Quality of Service with SOA

Overview The fourth and final session of Cape Clear's ESB University focuses on exposing your existing legacy environments in an SOA, as well as consistent policy enablement.

What you will learn during this event:

Rapidly integrating existing applications (such as Java, CORBA, etc.) into a SOA
Mapping between SOA and native Java invocation
Rapid service enablement of existing assets
Service Enablement and the ability to communicate using multiple protocols
The ESB as a central management domain for quality of service concerns such as reliability and security
Overview of the WS-Reliable Messaging (WS-RM) standard and the mechanics of WS-RM
Cape Clear as an ESB to support WS-Reliable Messaging for reliability and WS-Security for comprehensive policy-based Quality of Service management

The other course offerings include:

Course 1: The Principles of SOA Design Using an Enterprise Service Bus

Course 2: An Introduction to SOA Process Orchestration and Top Down Service Design

Course 3: Mapping and Transforming Diverse Data Formats Using SOA

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Cape Clear Software
Live Date	30th August 2006 00:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Infrastructure Management, Customer Support Services, Decision Support - DW Front End, Data Acquisition - ETL, Data Mining - Analysis, Sales - Marketing, Service Level Management

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