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JBoss Enterprise SOA
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| Course title | JBoss Enterprise SOA |
|---|---|
| Delivery method |  Classroom |
| RRP | £2280 |
| Days/Duration | 4 |
| Code | JB341 |
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Course dates
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Overview
- Enterprise SOA architects
- SOA application architects
- SOA component integration developers
- Java Enterprise Edition (JavaEE) developers leveraging ESB frameworks
The JBoss Enterprise SOA (JB341) four-day course provides developers with real-world examples, best practices, integration patterns, and strategies for integrating (while simultaneously decoupling) enterprise systems and legacy applications via a common services-based architectural style.
Participants will learn to use the JBoss Enterprise SOA Platform, which integrates the JBossESB community project with a BPM Framework and Rules engine to implement, extend, and deploy a robust service-oriented architecture in an enterprise environment.
Prerequisites
- XML scripting experience
- Java middleware programming experience
- Enterprise integration experience
- Business process modeling experience (helpful)
Delegates will learn how to
- SOA style, design, and development practices
- Focuses on business processes development technologies
- Exposes application functionality as services
- Emphasizes loose coupling of services
- Next evolution in distributed systems
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