SOA – Basic Concepts

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Objectives

At the end of this session you will have

Adequate knowledge to

Describe the need for SOA

Name the technologies used to create a web service

Identify the key factors in a ESB

Describe Temenos Application Gateway

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SOA key features

SOA

Loose
Services Interoperability
coupling

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Services and components

Service

Object

Component A Exposed methods

Object Object

Component B

Object

Object Object

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Services make up SOA

A service is a function that is

well-defined,

self-contained,

and does not depend on the context or state of other services

A service is the endpoint of a connection.

A service has some type of underlying computer system that supports
the connection offered.

The combination of services - internal and external to an organization -
make up a service-oriented architecture.

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Service Architecture

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Web Services described

XML Web service is a software service

exposed on the Web through SOAP,
described with a WSDL file and
registered in UDDI.

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ESB key concepts – hosted services

Consumer 1

Consumer 2
Provider A

Service Y

Provider B

Key differentiator:
An ESB may also host services

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TAG Architecture

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SOA -T24 Perspective – pros and cons

T24 is full of business services

Transaction Services (Versions)

Information Services (Enquiries)

Report Services

SWIFT Services

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T24 is XML message-based

Already “fits” with the ESB model

OFSML already uses a SOAP-based structure (OFSML pre-dates SOAP!)

T24 already has “message bus capabilities”

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T24 (today) operates like a legacy application

Owns it own processes

Dictates its own runtime environment

Generally wants its own server

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January
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 T24 Perspective – Connectivity & Hosting
Multi-technology
Multi-platform
WS-STAR compliant TEMENOS
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Agent-based design TEMENOS
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Gateway 2.5
Gateway 3.x
Peer-2-Peer

Gateway 2.0
Master/slave configuration, Connector 2.0
.net module
.net pilot
control & security C++ prototype
.net prototype
UniVerse/jBASE
Java module
UniVerse/jBASE UniVerse/jBASE
UniVerse/jBASE BizTalk 2004
BizTalk 2004 BizTalk 2006
Web Services
Web Services
Client-Server
Server

GLOBUS GLOBUS TEMENOS

Connector 1.0 Connector 1.1 Connector 1.2

C++ pilot C++ module C++ module

UniVerse only UniVerse/jBASE UniVerse/jBASE

C++ technology TEMENOS TEMENOS TEMENOS

Multi-platform Connector 1.3 Connector 1.4 Connector 1.5 Java technology
No WS support Multi-platform
Client-server design Java module Java module Java module
jBASE only jBASE only jBASE only No WS support
No configuration Client-server design
control & security No configuration
control & security

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

January
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22 2008
Where is the master?

T24 Browser T24 Browser T24 Browser

TAG slave TAG Master TAG slave

W
M
Q
WS W
M WS
W
M WS TAG Master
Q Q
OFSML
OFSML OFSML

TAG Master TAG slave TAG slave

JCA JCA JCA

T24 Core T24 Core T24 Core

T24 DB T24 DB T24 DB

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TAG Java Platform

Java Application TAG Agent (Java)

TAG JMS

WMQ
T24/OFS
TC Client Application
T24 Server
TC
TCC TAG
JMS

.NET Application

TAG TAGWS

TAG Agent

TAG
Master

April 22, 2008

TAG – Install and setup TAG java

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Web Console

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Using TAG

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Creating an Application service

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Configuring application service - Environment variables

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The Ofsml communication webservice

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Migrating from TCS to TAG

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TCSConfig

Open tcserver,xml using the tcsconfig tool

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Export settings

Click File - Export to TAG

Specify the

TAG configuration url

Machine name

TAG Agent (node) name

Click Export

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Check if the export was successful

Check

Transport Service

Application Service

Slide 53
Creating T24 Webservices

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Objectives

At the end of this session you will have

Adequate knowledge to

Describe a T24 webservice

Adequate knowledge to

Create a web container

Create a Application specific T24 webservice

Test the webservice

Slide 2
Creating a webservice container – Tag.java

Slide 3
Webservice container creation

Name your web service

Describe it

Give a url. Remember to add a
port number

Deploy the webservice

Note – remember this Url. We will need it later

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Webservice container – TAG.net

Web containers are available only in agents deployed within IIS

One web service container per agent

The Web Service container has the same name as the agent

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Check the webservice url

Right click on the webservice container

Select Properties and then Code Generation

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T24 Web Services Factory

This tool creates a WSDL for a T24 Web Service

We could create web services for

Enquiries

Transactions

Slide 7
Generating a T24 Webservice – step 1

Slide 8
Generating a T24 Webservice – step 2

Specify connection parameters

Slide 9
Generating a T24 Webservice – step 3

Container details

Slide 10
Generating a T24 Webservice – step 4

Slide 11
Generating a T24 Webservice – step 5

Adding an Enquiry

Slide 12
Generating a T24 Webservice – step 6
Adding a Transaction

Slide 13
Generating a webservice – final step

Click on Project - Build

Slide 14
What’s the url?

Webservice - Properties

Slide 15
Testing the webservice

Slide 16
Testing the webservice

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TAG2TAG

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Objectives

At the end of this session you will have

Adequate knowledge to

Describe Tag.java to Tag.net communication

Adequate knowledge to

Add TAG.java slave to a dot net master

Add a dot net slave to a java master

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Controlling the java master from the .net console

Find the url for the java configuration

Eg:http://chtrn-gerard:8200/TAGWS/Configuration/Configuration

Start the T24 Service Operations Console (you do not need the .net
tag service for this)

Right click on Temenos Gateway - choose connect Master

Enter the above url in the dialog box

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Opening up ports within a webapp in IIS

Why do we need to do this ? If the webservice is on a different machine

to the t24 service it needs a port to communicate

Open web.config of T24WS and remove line 25-30 relating to
webservices

In T24 Service operations - T24WS node configure .net tcp port to 8103
and basic http port to 8102
Type in the command

httpcfg set urlacl /u http://+:8100/TAGWCF/Communication /a
"D:(A;;GX;;;WD)

httpcfg set urlacl /u http://+:8100/TAGWCF/Administration /a
"D:(A;;GX;;;WD)

httpcfg set urlacl /u http://+:8100/TAGWCF/Configuration /a
"D:(A;;GX;;;WD)

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Connecting a java slave to a .net master

1. Install as master (n) (y/n)? N

2. Please enter the install directory(c:\..\......) ? C:\ jnode.net
3. C:\TAGjnode1' doesn't exist. Create (y/n)? Y
4. Please enter the URL (http://chtrn-
gerard:8200/TAGWS/Configuration/Configuration) ? Change the url to
the .NET master’s configuration url
eg http://chtrn-gerard:8100/TAGWCF/Configuration
5. Please enter the defined hostname (chtrn-gerard) ? Press enter
6. Please enter the defined nodename (TAGServer)? Eg: jnode.net
7. Please enter the JMX port (8299)? 8999

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Registering a .net agent with a java master

In the T24 Service

Service Operations
console, right click on the
name of the Agent and
choose “Register Master”

Enter the configuration url
of the java master

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The End

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