基于SOA构建比亚迪企业服务集成平台简介.ppt

* * * * * * * * * * A combination of OSB and data grid for data oriented services helps: Increase scalability with increasing data volumes Reduce latency through caching Save costs by reducing load on back-end systems * Coding: Bold == Bundled Green == Sold as an option, direct from Oracle Normal text == Available through certified partners * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * (Ask the audience whether they have seen this slide before. If they have, skip it, in the interest of time.) Solid circles: new components from the BEA acquisition Dotted circles: significant enhancements resulting from the BEA acquisition * Key Point -- OSB Functionality/architecture Slide: The purpose of this slide is to architecturally highlight the main features of Oracle Service Bus which meet customer needs for an Enterprise Service Bus functionality for unifying integration infrastructure across SOA and heterogeneous environments. Depending on the audience, you can drill down into specific features and functions: Here is more detail in each of the core feature categories: Heterogeneous message brokering: The following messaging styles are supported by Oracle Service Bus: Synchronous request/response Asynchronous request/response Via WS-Addressing Via Workshop-style Conversation headers Asynchronous one-way Publish/subscribe Pull-style, via JMS topics Push-style, by explicitly adding arbitrary destinations as subscribers Sync-to-async Async-to-sync WebLogic Service Bus supports the following messaging models: Synchronous Asynchronous Publish Subscription Dynamic Configurable Routing Efficient message routing is provided, based on:- SOAP headers transport headers JMS user properties MQ headers file metadata email metadata message content (XML and structured non-XML) Routing and Messaging WebLogic Service Bus routes messages according to XQuery-based policies or callouts to external systems, such as Web services or databases. The routing policies apply