Building SOA-Based Composite Applications Using NetBeans IDE 6 -- Table of Contents -- Building SOA-Based Composite Applications Using NetBeans IDE 6 -- Credits -- About the Authors -- About the Reviewer -- Preface -- What This Book Covers -- What You Need for This Book -- Who is This Book for -- Conventions -- Reader Feedback -- Customer Support -- Downloading the Example Code for the Book -- Errata -- Questions -- 1. Enterprise Application Development -- SOA and POA -- Introduction to Various BPEL Processes -- Partner Services -- Activities -- Variables -- Composite Applications and JBI -- AirAlliance Company -- The Problem -- The Enterprise Stack -- Summary -- 2. Getting Started -- Getting the Software -- NetBeans IDE 6.0 -- OpenESB -- Setting up the Environment -- NetBeans Projects -- Summary -- 3. Service Engines -- Need for Java Business Integration (JBI) -- Enterprise Service Bus -- The Normalized Message Router -- Service Engine Life Cycle -- Service Engines in NetBeans -- BPEL Service Engine -- Java EE Service Engine -- Increased Performance -- Transaction Support -- Security Support -- SQL Service Engine -- IEP Service Engine -- XSLT Service Engine -- Summary -- 4. Binding Components -- Binding Components -- NetBeans Support for Binding Components -- File Binding Component -- SMTP Binding Component -- FTP Binding Component -- SOAP Binding Component -- JDBC Binding Component -- JMS Binding Component -- Other Binding Components -- Summary -- 5. BPEL Designer -- BPEL for Business Process -- Understanding BPEL Projects -- BPEL Views -- Design View -- Source View -- BPEL Mapper -- Palette -- Web Service Activities -- Invoke -- Receive -- Reply -- Partner Link -- Other BPEL Activities -- Navigator Window -- A Simple Example -- BPEL 2.0 Elements -- BPEL Products and Vendors -- Summary -- 6. WSDL Editor -- What is WSDL? -- Why WSDL?.

The Format of WSDL Documents -- WSDL Types -- WSDL Messages -- WSDL Port Types -- WSDL Binding -- WSDL Service -- NetBeans Support for Creating WSDL Documents -- NetBeans Support for Editing WSDL Documents -- Refactoring of WSDL Entities -- Building a Simple Contract First Web Service -- Summary -- 7. XML Schema Designer -- What are XML Schemas? -- NetBeans Support for XML Schema Documents -- Source View -- Schema View -- Design View -- Uses of Elements -- XML Schema Design Patterns -- Summary -- 8. Intelligent Event Processor -- Need for Event Processing Tools -- IEP Service Engine -- Continuous Query Language (CQL) -- The IEP Editor and Palette -- Validating Event Processors -- Operators Input and Output Types -- Testing IEP Projects -- Summary -- 9. Handling Events -- Fault Handling Within WSDL Documents -- BPEL Handlers -- Fault Handlers -- Event Handlers -- Compensation Handlers -- Termination Handlers -- Summary -- 10. Building a Sample Application -- About the Sample Application -- Getting Started -- Creating Partner Services -- Creating the BPEL Process -- Creating a Composite Application -- Part A - The Approach -- Testing Part A Source -- Part B - Using Multiple Partners -- Testing Part B Source -- Part C - Writing to File -- Testing Part C Source -- Part D - Sending JMS Messages -- Testing Part D Source -- Part E - Conditions and Sequence -- Testing Part E Source -- Part F - Sending Mails -- Testing Part F Source -- Part G - Event Processing -- Summary -- 11. Composite Applications -- Role of Composite Applications -- NetBeans Project Types -- Workspace -- Non-Hierarchical Model -- CASA Editor -- Summary -- Index.