uCosminexus Application Server
Overview
3020-3-Y01-30(E)
Contents
- Notices
- Summary of amendments
- Preface
- Part 1: Overview
- 1. Application Server and BPM/ESB as a Cloud Service Platform
- 1.1 Role of Application Server and the BPM/ESB base in the cloud Service Platform
- 1.2 Relationship of Application Server with BPM/ESB base
- 2. Product Configuration of Application Server and the BPM/ESB Base
- 2.1 Classification and features of products
- 2.1.1 Products for building an Application Server execution environment
- 2.1.2 Products for building the Application Server development environment
- 2.1.3 Product for building the BPM/ESB base execution environment
- 2.1.4 Product for building the BPM/ESB base development environment
- 2.1.5 Optional products
- 2.2 Component software
- 2.3 Operating environment of Application Server
- 2.4 Operating environment of the BPM/ESB base
- 3. Manual organization and reading sequence
- 3.1 Manual organization
- 3.2 Sequence for reading the Application Server manuals
- 3.2.1 Validating and evaluating operations of Application Server
- 3.2.2 Building and operating a system by installing Application Server in the production environment
- 3.2.3 Developing an application operating on Application Server
- 3.2.4 Taking actions on trouble that occurs
- 3.2.5 Checking the functions of Application Server
- 3.3 Sequence for reading the BPM/ESB base manuals
- 3.3.1 Validating and evaluating operations of Service Platform
- 3.3.2 Checking the functions of Service Platform
- 3.3.3 Developing a service integration environment (Service Platform) supported by
- 3.3.4 Building and operating a service integration environment (Service Platform) supported by SOA
- 3.3.5 Taking measures against the troubles that occur in a service integrated environment (Service Platform) supported by SOA
- 3.4 Relationship of products and manuals
- Part 2: Application Server
- 4. Overview of Application Server
- 4.1 Application execution environment and application development environment
- 4.2 Life cycle of a system built with Application Server
- 4.3 Characteristics of J2EE application execution environment
- 4.3.1 Standard specifications
- 4.3.2 Executing the stable operations of a system
- 4.3.3 Improving availability and fault tolerance
- 4.3.4 Easy system installation and expansion
- 4.3.5 Ensuring the system security by monitoring the system
- 4.3.6 Executing the operation management to improve business efficiency
- 4.3.7 Web Services
- 4.3.8 Highly reliable asynchronous communication
- 4.3.9 Virtualization
- 4.3.10 Linking with OpenTP1
- 4.4 Characteristics of the execution environment of a batch application
- 4.5 Characteristics of application development
- 4.6 List of Application Server functions and corresponding standard specifications
- 5. Objective-wise Introduction to Functions of Application Server
- 5.1 Building a system
- 5.2 Improving the system performance
- 5.3 Improving the system reliability (availability and fault tolerance)
- 5.4 Improving the system reliability (Security)
- 5.5 Operating the system efficiently
- 5.6 Troubleshooting
- 5.7 Developing an application
- 5.8 Checking details of standard specifications supported by Application Server
- 6. Linking with Other Products
- 6.1 Linking with the database
- 6.2 Linking with JP1
- 6.3 Linking with the cluster software
- 7. Overview of SOA
- 7.1 What is SOA?
- 7.2 Objectives and Merits of SOA
- 7.3 Implementing a System Where SOA Is Applied
- 7.4 Elements Constituting SOA
- 8. Overview of the Service Platform
- 8.1 Introduction to the Service Platform
- 8.2 Service Platform Features
- 8.2.1 Support for System Development in a Visual Environment
- 8.2.2 Ensuring Availability and Expandability Through the Use of Industry-Standard Technologies
- 8.2.3 Service Conversion of Database Operations
- 8.2.4 Operation Status Awareness and System Optimization
- 8.2.5 Intelligent Distribution Control
- 8.2.6 Resolving Data Differences by Transforming Data
- 8.2.7 Effectiveutilization of an existing system
- 8.3 Flow of Requests Using the Service Platform
- 9. Service Platform Functionality
- 9.1 Overview of the Service Platform Functionality
- 9.2 Functionality for invoking service components
- 9.3 Functionality for executing business processes
- 9.4 Data Transformation Functionality
- 9.5 Types of Reception
- 9.5.1 Standard reception
- 9.5.2 User-defined reception (SOAP reception)
- 9.5.3 User-defined reception (TP1/RPC reception)
- 9.5.4 User-defined reception (FTP reception)
- 9.5.5 User-defined reception (HTTP reception)
- 9.5.6 User-defined reception (Message Queue reception)
- 9.5.7 User-defined reception (custom reception)
- 9.6 Types of Service Adapters
- 9.6.1 SOAP adapter
- 9.6.2 SessionBean adapter
- 9.6.3 MDB (WS-R) adapter
- 9.6.4 MDB (DB queue) adapter
- 9.6.5 DB adapter
- 9.6.6 TP1 adapter
- 9.6.7 File adapters
- 9.6.8 Object Access adapters
- 9.6.9 Message Queue adapters
- 9.6.10 FTP adapter
- 9.6.11 File operations adapter
- 9.6.12 Mail adapter
- 9.6.13 HTTP adapter
- 9.6.14 General Custom Adapter
- 9.7 Execution Log Management Function
- 10. System Development and Operations
- 10.1 Developing a System Where SOA Is Applied
- 10.2 System Configuration and Relationships with Individual Environments
- 10.3 Life Cycle of Systems with a Service Platform Installed
- 10.4 Work flow from development to actual operation
- Index
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