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Migration from JCAPS 5.1.X to Java CAPS 6
Vijaya Kumar Reddy. Maddela
08th
November 2008
Version 1.0
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Hyderabad, India
www.eaiesb.com
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Table of Contents
Scope of this Document.....................................................................................................................3
Business Overview.............................................................................................................................3
SeeBeyond versions snapshot........................................................................................................4
ICAN Architecture.........................................................................................................................6
JCAPS 5.1.X Architecture.............................................................................................................7
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JCAPS 6 Architecture....................................................................................................................7
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Java CAPS 6 Features........................................................................................................................9
1.1 How Different compare to Java CAPS 5.1.X...........................................................................9
1.2 Java CAPS 6 Architecture .......................................................................................................9
1.3 Java CAPS 6 Architecture & Platform...................................................................................11
Simplified Component Names Java CAPS .....................................................................................11
Management and Monitoring...........................................................................................................12
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1.4 Common Management API....................................................................................................12
1.5 New scripting support (JSR 223-Compliant)..........................................................................12
1.6 Managing and Monitoring Components.................................................................................12
Message Servers...............................................................................................................................13
1.7 Sun SeeBeyond JMS IQ Manager (STCMS)..........................................................................13
1.8 Sun Java Message Service Grid (JMS Grid) 5.1.3..................................................................13
1.9 Sun Java MQ 4.1.....................................................................................................................13
Application Configuration...............................................................................................................13
1.10 Application can now be configured in the runtime environment.........................................13
1.11 Sub Collaboration Support....................................................................................................15
Business Process Management........................................................................................................16
1.12 Support for Event Handlers to correlate and process adhoc messages.................................16
1.13 Added the ability to programmatically manage service end-points......................................16
1.14 Enhanced performance and scalability.................................................................................16
1.15 Enables loose coupling of services and BP models using standards-compliant WSDLs and
CASA Editor.................................................................................................................................16
1.16 Supports BPEL versions 1,X and 2.0....................................................................................16
1.17 Enhanced Business Rules Mapper........................................................................................16
1.18 Integrated debugger for BPEL 2.0 Models...........................................................................16
1.19 Integrated NetBeans test framework for Service Assemblies...............................................16
What are missing in Initial Java CAPS 6 GA?................................................................................16
1.20 XSLT Collaborations............................................................................................................16
1.21 Business Activity Monitor (BAM) , will be replaced with Intelligent Event Processor......16
1.22 Deployment to WebLogic and WebSphere..........................................................................16
1.23 Common Monitoring tool to manage Repository based projects, JBI Based Projects.........16
Migration Approach.........................................................................................................................16
10.1 Steps involved in migrating Java CAPS 5.1.X to Java CAPS 6...........................................16
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Upgrading Java CAPS 5.1.X to Java CAPS 6.................................................................................19
1.24 Upgrade Projects to Java CAPS 6 and develop new projects in Repository based mode....19
1.25 Upgrade Projects to Java CAPS 6 and develop new projects in JBI Mode..........................20
Scope of this Document
This document gives the overall approach to migrate JCAPS 5.1.X.This document is intended for
use by the team while migrating old versions of Java CAPS 5.1.X products to Java CAPS 6.
Business Overview
The below diagram will provide Java CAPS History.
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SeeBeyond versions snapshot
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The above diagram is a self explanatory figure that shows the versions of Seebeyond eGate 4.5X
is in bottom, SRE, ICAN and JCAPS 5.1.x and Java CAPS 6 on top of that.
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ICAN Architecture
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JCAPS 5.1.X Architecture
JCAPS 6 Architecture
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Java CAPS 6 Features
1.1 How Different compare to Java CAPS 5.1.X
We can develop application in three types using Java CAPS 6
• Repository Based
• JBI Based
• Java EE
1.2 Java CAPS 6 Architecture
• NetBeans 6.1 as CAPS IDE
• Integrated, visual development environment for developing composite
applications, Java EE applications, web applications, mobile applications and web
services.
• Java CAPS 5.1 editors continue to be available as NetBeans plugins
• Improved build/deployment performance and tools
• Multi-platform support: Windows, Solaris, Red Hat Linux, and Mac
• Look and fell of Java CAPS 5.1.X and Java CAPS 6 IDE
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1.3 Java CAPS 6 Architecture & Platform
1) Sun App Server v9.1 (Glassfish v2) as CAPS runtime
 Java EE 5, high performance, enterprise quality, and interoperability
with .NET
 App Server Admin Console for administration and management of Java
CAPS runtime components
 Tight integration with STCMS simplifying message server life cycle
management
 Interoperability between Java EE and JBI components via JBI Bridge and
Java EE SE
Simplified Component Names Java CAPS
Java CAPS 5.1.X Java CAPS 6
Sun SeeBeyond eGate Integrator Sun Enterprise Service Bus
Sun SeeBeyond eInsight BPM Sun Business Process Manager
Sun SeeBeyond eView Studio Sun Master Index
Sun SeeBeyond eXchange Integrator Sun B2B Integrator
Sun SeeBeyond eTL Integrator Sun Data Integrator
Sun SeeBeyond eVision Studio Sun Visual Page Designer
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Sun SeeBeyond eWay Adapter for Oracle Sun Adapter for Oracle
Management and Monitoring
1.4 Common Management API
• Robust Java API as foundation for management applications
• Able to build custom management interface
1.5 New scripting support (JSR 223-Compliant)
• Management capability accessible from over twenty-five different scripting
languages including Groovy, JRuby, Jython, JACL, and more!
1.6 Managing and Monitoring Components
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• Integrated with AppServer Admin Console, asadmin, and asant for managing JBI-
based components
• Repository-based applications continue to be managed by Enterprise Manager
Message Servers
1.7 Sun SeeBeyond JMS IQ Manager (STCMS)
1.8 Sun Java Message Service Grid (JMS Grid) 5.1.3
1.9 Sun Java MQ 4.1
Application Configuration
1.10 Application can now be configured in the runtime environment
• Configuration values in application deployables (EARs, RARs, and SAs) are default
and can be overridden at runtime
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• Configuration of LDAP connectivity moved to runtime environment
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1.11 Sub Collaboration Support
• Ability for one Java Collaboration to call another Java Collaboration
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Business Process Management
1.12 Support for Event Handlers to correlate and process adhoc messages
1.13 Added the ability to programmatically manage service end-points
1.14 Enhanced performance and scalability
1.15 Enables loose coupling of services and BP models using standards-compliant WSDLs
and CASA Editor
1.16 Supports BPEL versions 1,X and 2.0
1.17 Enhanced Business Rules Mapper
1.18 Integrated debugger for BPEL 2.0 Models
1.19 Integrated NetBeans test framework for Service Assemblies
What are missing in Initial Java CAPS 6 GA?
1.20 XSLT Collaborations
1.21 Business Activity Monitor (BAM) , will be replaced with Intelligent Event Processor
1.22 Deployment to WebLogic and WebSphere
1.23 Common Monitoring tool to manage Repository based projects, JBI Based Projects
Migration Approach
10.1 Steps involved in migrating Java CAPS 5.1.X to Java CAPS 6
Following Flow chart explains the steps involved in Migrating Java CAPS 5.1.X to Java CAPS 6
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1) Install Java CAPS 6 ( Single Executable file which installs all mentioned products)
a. Repository
b. Logical host
c. Install e-Manager
d. Install Net Beans IDE
e. Install UDDI Server
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f. Install required ESR
2) Export Projects from 5.1.X
3) Import Projects in Java CAPS 6
4) Build Projects
5) Deploy Projects
6) Manage Projects using e-Manager
7) If you want over right Parameters you can over right using Glassfish server admin console
8) Same .ear file can be used to deploy projects in Test/Pre prod and Production
Environments where we need to over ride Parameters.
Benefits
Migration of Projects from Java CAPS 5.1X to Java CAPS 6 is fairly simple and can be done easily.
1) No need to recompile OTD or Collaborations
2) No need to re write Java Collaborations
3) Components in the Java CAPS 6 interact with each other and with external systems
with the same functionality that existed prior to upgrading
4) Publish/subscribe to Java CAPS 6 from Java EE Platform Project and vice versa
5) Property override features provides flexibility not to rebuild and deploy projects when
only changes in property files.
6) Same Build (.ear) file can be used to deploy in Enterprise , which ever environment
you like , no need to build projects depending on environments
Issues/Problems
1) If XSLT Collaboration present in Java CAPS 5.1.X , those are not supported in Java CAPS 6 ,
Need to re-design and re-code them in Java Collaborations
2) If any projects uses eBAM features, same will not be supported in Java CAPS 6.
3) Does not Support multiple Application Servers : Deploying applications onto WebLogic
and WebSphere are removed in Java CAPS 6
4) Though Java CAPS 6, provides flexibility to the users to develop projects in three varieties
(Repository, JBI, Java EE), there is no single application /Manager to manage and monitor
all applications. For Managing Repository based on applications we should use old e-
Manager and for JBI projects we need to use Glass fish admin console.
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Upgrading Java CAPS 5.1.X to Java CAPS 6
JCAPS 6, provides flexibility to develop projects in three approaches
1) Repository
2) JBI
3) Java EE
All existing features present in Java CAPS 5.1.X are ported in Java CAPS 6.
This task can be achieved in two approaches
• Upgrade projects to Java CAPS 6 and develop new projects also as Repository
based
• Upgrade projects to Java CAPS 6 and develop new projects using JBI or Java EE
1.24 Upgrade Projects to Java CAPS 6 and develop new projects in Repository based mode
Following steps to be performed as part of conversion
• Export Project from Java CAPS 5.1.X
• Install Java CAPS 6
• Import Projects in Java CAPS Repository
• Build Projects
• Deploy Projects on to Glass fish Server
• Configuration Properties can be over ride using Glassfish admin console.
• Need to re-consider scalability, deployment, user management and ACL options.
Benefits
• Direct Migration
• Great look and feel
• Business Process Manager supports BPEL 1.X and BPEL 2.0
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Disadvantages
• Does not Support XSLT: If any projects have XSLT collaborations they need to
rebuild
• Does not Support multiple Application Servers : Deploying applications onto
WebLogic and WebSphere are removed in Java CAPS 6
• eBAM projects cannot be migrated as of now.
1.25 Upgrade Projects to Java CAPS 6 and develop new projects in JBI Mode
This process is same as 11.1. Once we have migrated our projects to Java CAPS 6, then we
can start developing new projects using JBI or Java EE.
JBI Bridge can be used to communicate between different projects (i.e. Repository, JBI and
Java EE)
Advantages
• Making Applications as JBI and rich Internet Applications
• Easy to develop SOA Applications/ Web services
Disadvantages
• JBI Binding components and Service Engines are not available for all eWay
Adapters present in Repository
• No common Managing component to manage both repository based projects and
non repository based projects
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Migration From Java Caps 5.1.X

  • 1. EAIESB Software Solutions Pvt Ltd ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Migration from JCAPS 5.1.X to Java CAPS 6 Vijaya Kumar Reddy. Maddela 08th November 2008 Version 1.0 EAIESB Software Solutions Pvt Ltd Hyderabad, India www.eaiesb.com Migration Approach Ver. 1.0 Page 1
  • 2. EAIESB Software Solutions Pvt Ltd ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Table of Contents Scope of this Document.....................................................................................................................3 Business Overview.............................................................................................................................3 SeeBeyond versions snapshot........................................................................................................4 ICAN Architecture.........................................................................................................................6 JCAPS 5.1.X Architecture.............................................................................................................7 ........................................................................................................................................................7 JCAPS 6 Architecture....................................................................................................................7 .......................................................................................................................................8 Java CAPS 6 Features........................................................................................................................9 1.1 How Different compare to Java CAPS 5.1.X...........................................................................9 1.2 Java CAPS 6 Architecture .......................................................................................................9 1.3 Java CAPS 6 Architecture & Platform...................................................................................11 Simplified Component Names Java CAPS .....................................................................................11 Management and Monitoring...........................................................................................................12 .............................................................................................................................12 1.4 Common Management API....................................................................................................12 1.5 New scripting support (JSR 223-Compliant)..........................................................................12 1.6 Managing and Monitoring Components.................................................................................12 Message Servers...............................................................................................................................13 1.7 Sun SeeBeyond JMS IQ Manager (STCMS)..........................................................................13 1.8 Sun Java Message Service Grid (JMS Grid) 5.1.3..................................................................13 1.9 Sun Java MQ 4.1.....................................................................................................................13 Application Configuration...............................................................................................................13 1.10 Application can now be configured in the runtime environment.........................................13 1.11 Sub Collaboration Support....................................................................................................15 Business Process Management........................................................................................................16 1.12 Support for Event Handlers to correlate and process adhoc messages.................................16 1.13 Added the ability to programmatically manage service end-points......................................16 1.14 Enhanced performance and scalability.................................................................................16 1.15 Enables loose coupling of services and BP models using standards-compliant WSDLs and CASA Editor.................................................................................................................................16 1.16 Supports BPEL versions 1,X and 2.0....................................................................................16 1.17 Enhanced Business Rules Mapper........................................................................................16 1.18 Integrated debugger for BPEL 2.0 Models...........................................................................16 1.19 Integrated NetBeans test framework for Service Assemblies...............................................16 What are missing in Initial Java CAPS 6 GA?................................................................................16 1.20 XSLT Collaborations............................................................................................................16 1.21 Business Activity Monitor (BAM) , will be replaced with Intelligent Event Processor......16 1.22 Deployment to WebLogic and WebSphere..........................................................................16 1.23 Common Monitoring tool to manage Repository based projects, JBI Based Projects.........16 Migration Approach.........................................................................................................................16 10.1 Steps involved in migrating Java CAPS 5.1.X to Java CAPS 6...........................................16 Migration Approach Ver. 1.0 Page 2
  • 3. EAIESB Software Solutions Pvt Ltd ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Upgrading Java CAPS 5.1.X to Java CAPS 6.................................................................................19 1.24 Upgrade Projects to Java CAPS 6 and develop new projects in Repository based mode....19 1.25 Upgrade Projects to Java CAPS 6 and develop new projects in JBI Mode..........................20 Scope of this Document This document gives the overall approach to migrate JCAPS 5.1.X.This document is intended for use by the team while migrating old versions of Java CAPS 5.1.X products to Java CAPS 6. Business Overview The below diagram will provide Java CAPS History. Migration Approach Ver. 1.0 Page 3
  • 4. EAIESB Software Solutions Pvt Ltd ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SeeBeyond versions snapshot Migration Approach Ver. 1.0 Page 4
  • 5. EAIESB Software Solutions Pvt Ltd ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The above diagram is a self explanatory figure that shows the versions of Seebeyond eGate 4.5X is in bottom, SRE, ICAN and JCAPS 5.1.x and Java CAPS 6 on top of that. Migration Approach Ver. 1.0 Page 5
  • 6. EAIESB Software Solutions Pvt Ltd ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ICAN Architecture Migration Approach Ver. 1.0 Page 6
  • 7. EAIESB Software Solutions Pvt Ltd ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ JCAPS 5.1.X Architecture JCAPS 6 Architecture Migration Approach Ver. 1.0 Page 7
  • 8. EAIESB Software Solutions Pvt Ltd ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Migration Approach Ver. 1.0 Page 8
  • 9. EAIESB Software Solutions Pvt Ltd ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Java CAPS 6 Features 1.1 How Different compare to Java CAPS 5.1.X We can develop application in three types using Java CAPS 6 • Repository Based • JBI Based • Java EE 1.2 Java CAPS 6 Architecture • NetBeans 6.1 as CAPS IDE • Integrated, visual development environment for developing composite applications, Java EE applications, web applications, mobile applications and web services. • Java CAPS 5.1 editors continue to be available as NetBeans plugins • Improved build/deployment performance and tools • Multi-platform support: Windows, Solaris, Red Hat Linux, and Mac • Look and fell of Java CAPS 5.1.X and Java CAPS 6 IDE Migration Approach Ver. 1.0 Page 9
  • 10. EAIESB Software Solutions Pvt Ltd ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Migration Approach Ver. 1.0 Page 10
  • 11. EAIESB Software Solutions Pvt Ltd ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1.3 Java CAPS 6 Architecture & Platform 1) Sun App Server v9.1 (Glassfish v2) as CAPS runtime  Java EE 5, high performance, enterprise quality, and interoperability with .NET  App Server Admin Console for administration and management of Java CAPS runtime components  Tight integration with STCMS simplifying message server life cycle management  Interoperability between Java EE and JBI components via JBI Bridge and Java EE SE Simplified Component Names Java CAPS Java CAPS 5.1.X Java CAPS 6 Sun SeeBeyond eGate Integrator Sun Enterprise Service Bus Sun SeeBeyond eInsight BPM Sun Business Process Manager Sun SeeBeyond eView Studio Sun Master Index Sun SeeBeyond eXchange Integrator Sun B2B Integrator Sun SeeBeyond eTL Integrator Sun Data Integrator Sun SeeBeyond eVision Studio Sun Visual Page Designer Migration Approach Ver. 1.0 Page 11
  • 12. EAIESB Software Solutions Pvt Ltd ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Sun SeeBeyond eWay Adapter for Oracle Sun Adapter for Oracle Management and Monitoring 1.4 Common Management API • Robust Java API as foundation for management applications • Able to build custom management interface 1.5 New scripting support (JSR 223-Compliant) • Management capability accessible from over twenty-five different scripting languages including Groovy, JRuby, Jython, JACL, and more! 1.6 Managing and Monitoring Components Migration Approach Ver. 1.0 Page 12
  • 13. EAIESB Software Solutions Pvt Ltd ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ • Integrated with AppServer Admin Console, asadmin, and asant for managing JBI- based components • Repository-based applications continue to be managed by Enterprise Manager Message Servers 1.7 Sun SeeBeyond JMS IQ Manager (STCMS) 1.8 Sun Java Message Service Grid (JMS Grid) 5.1.3 1.9 Sun Java MQ 4.1 Application Configuration 1.10 Application can now be configured in the runtime environment • Configuration values in application deployables (EARs, RARs, and SAs) are default and can be overridden at runtime Migration Approach Ver. 1.0 Page 13
  • 14. EAIESB Software Solutions Pvt Ltd ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ • Configuration of LDAP connectivity moved to runtime environment Migration Approach Ver. 1.0 Page 14
  • 15. EAIESB Software Solutions Pvt Ltd ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1.11 Sub Collaboration Support • Ability for one Java Collaboration to call another Java Collaboration Migration Approach Ver. 1.0 Page 15
  • 16. EAIESB Software Solutions Pvt Ltd ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Business Process Management 1.12 Support for Event Handlers to correlate and process adhoc messages 1.13 Added the ability to programmatically manage service end-points 1.14 Enhanced performance and scalability 1.15 Enables loose coupling of services and BP models using standards-compliant WSDLs and CASA Editor 1.16 Supports BPEL versions 1,X and 2.0 1.17 Enhanced Business Rules Mapper 1.18 Integrated debugger for BPEL 2.0 Models 1.19 Integrated NetBeans test framework for Service Assemblies What are missing in Initial Java CAPS 6 GA? 1.20 XSLT Collaborations 1.21 Business Activity Monitor (BAM) , will be replaced with Intelligent Event Processor 1.22 Deployment to WebLogic and WebSphere 1.23 Common Monitoring tool to manage Repository based projects, JBI Based Projects Migration Approach 10.1 Steps involved in migrating Java CAPS 5.1.X to Java CAPS 6 Following Flow chart explains the steps involved in Migrating Java CAPS 5.1.X to Java CAPS 6 Migration Approach Ver. 1.0 Page 16
  • 17. EAIESB Software Solutions Pvt Ltd ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1) Install Java CAPS 6 ( Single Executable file which installs all mentioned products) a. Repository b. Logical host c. Install e-Manager d. Install Net Beans IDE e. Install UDDI Server Migration Approach Ver. 1.0 Page 17
  • 18. EAIESB Software Solutions Pvt Ltd ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ f. Install required ESR 2) Export Projects from 5.1.X 3) Import Projects in Java CAPS 6 4) Build Projects 5) Deploy Projects 6) Manage Projects using e-Manager 7) If you want over right Parameters you can over right using Glassfish server admin console 8) Same .ear file can be used to deploy projects in Test/Pre prod and Production Environments where we need to over ride Parameters. Benefits Migration of Projects from Java CAPS 5.1X to Java CAPS 6 is fairly simple and can be done easily. 1) No need to recompile OTD or Collaborations 2) No need to re write Java Collaborations 3) Components in the Java CAPS 6 interact with each other and with external systems with the same functionality that existed prior to upgrading 4) Publish/subscribe to Java CAPS 6 from Java EE Platform Project and vice versa 5) Property override features provides flexibility not to rebuild and deploy projects when only changes in property files. 6) Same Build (.ear) file can be used to deploy in Enterprise , which ever environment you like , no need to build projects depending on environments Issues/Problems 1) If XSLT Collaboration present in Java CAPS 5.1.X , those are not supported in Java CAPS 6 , Need to re-design and re-code them in Java Collaborations 2) If any projects uses eBAM features, same will not be supported in Java CAPS 6. 3) Does not Support multiple Application Servers : Deploying applications onto WebLogic and WebSphere are removed in Java CAPS 6 4) Though Java CAPS 6, provides flexibility to the users to develop projects in three varieties (Repository, JBI, Java EE), there is no single application /Manager to manage and monitor all applications. For Managing Repository based on applications we should use old e- Manager and for JBI projects we need to use Glass fish admin console. Migration Approach Ver. 1.0 Page 18
  • 19. EAIESB Software Solutions Pvt Ltd ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Upgrading Java CAPS 5.1.X to Java CAPS 6 JCAPS 6, provides flexibility to develop projects in three approaches 1) Repository 2) JBI 3) Java EE All existing features present in Java CAPS 5.1.X are ported in Java CAPS 6. This task can be achieved in two approaches • Upgrade projects to Java CAPS 6 and develop new projects also as Repository based • Upgrade projects to Java CAPS 6 and develop new projects using JBI or Java EE 1.24 Upgrade Projects to Java CAPS 6 and develop new projects in Repository based mode Following steps to be performed as part of conversion • Export Project from Java CAPS 5.1.X • Install Java CAPS 6 • Import Projects in Java CAPS Repository • Build Projects • Deploy Projects on to Glass fish Server • Configuration Properties can be over ride using Glassfish admin console. • Need to re-consider scalability, deployment, user management and ACL options. Benefits • Direct Migration • Great look and feel • Business Process Manager supports BPEL 1.X and BPEL 2.0 Migration Approach Ver. 1.0 Page 19
  • 20. EAIESB Software Solutions Pvt Ltd ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Disadvantages • Does not Support XSLT: If any projects have XSLT collaborations they need to rebuild • Does not Support multiple Application Servers : Deploying applications onto WebLogic and WebSphere are removed in Java CAPS 6 • eBAM projects cannot be migrated as of now. 1.25 Upgrade Projects to Java CAPS 6 and develop new projects in JBI Mode This process is same as 11.1. Once we have migrated our projects to Java CAPS 6, then we can start developing new projects using JBI or Java EE. JBI Bridge can be used to communicate between different projects (i.e. Repository, JBI and Java EE) Advantages • Making Applications as JBI and rich Internet Applications • Easy to develop SOA Applications/ Web services Disadvantages • JBI Binding components and Service Engines are not available for all eWay Adapters present in Repository • No common Managing component to manage both repository based projects and non repository based projects Migration Approach Ver. 1.0 Page 20