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INT-11 Its Monday Morning, Do You Know Where
Your Service Has Been?

• Service Management with Sonic and Actional

Marv Stone
Progress Software
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Agenda
Our Itinerary

• Introduction
• What the Industry Says
• Words in Action

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Introduction
Web service consumer
Web Server
OpenEdge AppServer
ABL Business Logic
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Introduction
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Introduction
Services today can be deployed in complex
environments
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This is a BIG Change

• The SOA-enabled enterprise
• Business processes span silos
• No one team has end-to-end responsibility
• No one team knows all the moving parts
• No one team makes all the decisions

SOA WORLD
TRADITIONAL WORLD
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So Wheres Waldo?

• The SOA-enabled enterprise
• Business processes span silos
• No one team has end-to-end responsibility
• No one team knows all the moving parts
• No one team makes all the decisions
• A bottom-up silo-oriented viewno longer works

• If you cant see it
• You cant measure it
• You cant optimize it
• You cant secure it
• You cant control it

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SOA WORLD
TRADITIONAL WORLD
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Agenda
Our Itinerary

• Introduction
• What the Industry Says
• Words in Action

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What the Industry Says
Best practices for planning service-oriented
projects

• Know when to use services
• Know how to use services
• Know when to avoid services
• Move forward with a transition architecture
• Leverage the legacy
• Sorry, no refunds
• Build toward a future state

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What the Industry Says
Common characteristics of SOA

• Services have platform and technology independent
  interfaces
• Services are exposed using standards based
  interfaces
• Services are Loosely Coupled
• Services are modular
• Governance, management, SLAs
• Monitor, measure, analyze

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Agenda
Our Itinerary

• Introduction
• What the Industry Says
• Words in Action

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Words in Action
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Why OpenEdge 10?
A complete platform for SOBA that delivers
everything needed by competitive business
applications

• Support for industry standards
• Language and platform independence
• Oppurtunities for reusing ABL business logic
• Standard, well defined, and flexible client
  interface
• More consistent client development model

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Lets Find Waldo!
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Gotchas

• OpenEdge supports the standard of SOAP over HTTP
• Maximum data throughput in a given time period
• Homogenous environments behind the firewall
• The AdminServer and WSA
• Register the WSA with the JSE

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Sonic ESB
Foundation for Enterprise SOA
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So Why Sonic?

• Connect application services
• Mediate service interactions
• Control service infrastructure

• Web services
• J2EE, .NET, Progress OpenEdge applications
• Hundreds of packaged applications, B2B, mainframe
  and legacy technologies
• Relational data sources

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So Why Sonic?

• Connect application services
• Mediate service interactions
• Control service infrastructure

• Moves data across an asynchronous backbone with
  configurable qualities of service
• Allows flexible configuration of routing and
  process flow
• Transform and enrich data
• Map between data formats

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So Why Sonic?

• Connect application services
• Mediate service interactions
• Control service infrastructure

• Establish global namespace
• Define and alter process flows, routing, quality
  of service
• Track services and their interactions to gain
  visibility and control

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Actional SOA Management
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Actional SOA Management
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Actional for SOA Operations
No Custom Coding or Configuration

Discover process flows Map dependencies
SOAEnvironment
End to end across HTTP, RMI, EJB, Web
services, .NET, database, messaging, custom apps
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Why Actional?

• Root Cause Analysis
• Beyond Web Services
• Automatic Discovery
• Consumers, Producers, flows and relationships
• Performance
• Track every message
• Tie Between Business and Technology
• Mine the context

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We Found Waldo!

• Deploying OpenEdge procedure (Wheres Waldo?)
  with ProxyGen
• Provision Sonic container
• Show traffic to service w/Actional

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In Summary

• SOA is the way to go
• OpenEdge is the way to SOA
• ESB makes SOA integration Reliable, Scalable, and
  Manageable
• Actional for monitoring and policy enforcement in
  larger SOA implementations

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For More Information, go to

• PSDN
• www.psdn.com
• Progress eLearning Community
• XML Essentials, XSLT Essentials
• OpenEdge Development with Sonic ESB
• Services Oriented Integration with Sonic ESB
• OpenEdge Development with XML
• JavaScript Essentials
• Opening 4GL Appl to Web Service Clients
• Whats New in OE 10.1 SOA Support
• Whats New in OE 10.1 Sonic Integration
• Documentation
• OpenEdge Getting Started Application and
  Integration Services
• OpenEdge Development Web Services

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Relevant Exchange Sessions

• The entire INTEGRATION track (almost)
• INT-5 Integrate Over the Web with OpenEdge Web
  Services
• DB-3 Tips for Database Administrators
• Nothing to do with SOA, but its GUS!
• DEV-25 From Box to Developing WSA/AIA/WebSpeed
  Applications Using Tomcat

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Questions?
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Thank you foryour time
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