New webmethods online weekend batch starting on March 4th.

The training proposed here is to provide enough information to the development team for them to develop the solution using webMethods Integration Platform.

Short Description

This course introduces the Software AG webMethods suite. Participants learn through hands-on exercises how to implement a sample business process model by creating the underlying services and working with a process using Software AG Designer, and then monitoring process execution using My webMethods Server. The concept of the data pipeline is introduced and participants learn to use mapping tools and flow services to move XML documents and flat-file data into and out of an Integration Server. Participants are also introduced to messaging, the Integration Server Java API, and Web Service capabilities of the Integration Server. This course is an intensive workshop. Exercises are designed to prepare participants for self-sufficiency.

Prerequisites

Object-oriented development experience strongly recommended but not required
1 to 2 years experience in software development, preferably Java
Solid hands on experience working with the Eclipse IDE
Familiarity with XML

Objectives:
At the end of this course, you will be able to:
Describe the architecture and components of the webMethods Platform
Explain the interaction of Services and the Data Pipeline
Use Built-in Services and webMethods adapters to perform integration tasks
Develop custom Packages and Services to perform business logic
Create Services using the webMethods Flow and Java languages
Create de-coupled integrations via publish-subscribe messaging
Send and receive data over the Internet

Content:

Session-1
Case Study
Introduction webMethods Platform 9.x
Session-2
Components of webMethods
webMethods Architecture
Startup & Shutdown
Packages, Folders & the Namespace
Naming Standards for Elements
Flow Services
Flow Steps
Branch
Sequence
Map
Name Transformation
Value Transformation
Structural Transformation
Session-3
Flow Steps
Repeat
Exit
Loop
Working with Document Types
Mapping Documents
Working with XML documents
Session-4
Overview of SOA
Overview of SOAP and WSDL
Structure
Advantage of using SOAP
Web Services
Creating webservice
Exposing a webservice
Overview of REST
IS features to support REST (REST Providers, REST Consumers)
Developing and Testing REST Services
Testing using web browsers (plug-ins)
Overview of JSON
IS Features to support JSON
Built in Services in JSON
Developing services
Session-5
Developing Flat file schema and dictionaries
Invoking Services and Manipulating Data
File Poling
Administration (Developer)
Exporting Packages
Audit Logging
Configuring the Trigger properties
Session-6
Overview of webMethods Messaging
Universal Messaging and webMethods Broker Messaging Overview
Publish & Subscribe (Using the UM)
Creating webMethods Triggers and JMS Triggers
Working with JMS Service Provider using UM (Channels and Queues)
Session-7
Overview of JDBC Adapter
Creating JDBC Adapter Connection
Creating Adapter Services
Creating Adapter Notifications

Session-8
Overview of Trading Networks
Architecture of Trading Networks
Configuring Trading Networks database
Configuring Trading Networks
Partner Profiles
Enterprise Profiles
Document Types
Processing Rules
TPA
Sending and Receiving documents using TN
Testing and debugging in TN
Session-9
Overview of Administrator
Package Management
Logging
Configuring Ports
Overview of My WebMethods Server
Session-10
Overview of Deployer
Creating Project
Define, Build, Mapping the Projects
Deploy the Project

Software:
webMethods 9.12
webMethods Integration Server 9.12
Software AG Installer 9.12
My webMethods Server 9.12
webMethods Deployer 9.12
Universal Messaging 9.12
Database Component Configurator 9.12
Database: Oracle 11g or SQL Server 2008
Java 1.8
Operating System:
Windows 7 Professional 64 bit