Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g

Abhishek Khanolkar
 What is Oracle Fusion?
Oracle Fusion Middleware is a
preintegrated portfolio of customer-
proven software that spans from portals
and process managers to application
infrastructure, developer tools, and
business intelligence.
In short it is a complete stack of related
middleware technologies.
 Components of Fusion
There are about 17 different components.
In this activity I worked with SOA Suite.
SOA suite has the Oracle AS (Application
Server), ESB, business rule engine,
Oracle BPEL Process Manager, Oracle
Web Service Manager.
 Enterprise Computing.
Enterprise computing means computing in
the GRID environment or where
applications run on many servers.
Enterprise Computing is made possible by
the use of middleware technology.
Middleware's such as Oracle Fusion, BEA,
IBM MQ and Tibco.
 Technologies in Fusion:
EJB (Enterprise Java beans).
Types of EJB
MDB (Message Driven Bean), Entity Bean
and Session bean.
JMS (Java Messaging Service).
Web Service (most import part)
 Importance of EJB
EJB brings about the asynchronous
communication.
It automate the transaction management
and reduce the code size.
Provides security.
Provides the remote access using the RMI
and CORBA.
 Web Services
Web Service bring about the application to
application interaction.
It has a receiver and sender of SOAP
messages.
SOAP is a platform neutral XML based
protocol
Web Service send SOAP message that
are then used by the applcations.
 JMS
JMS or Java Messaging Service is a
standard messaging system.
JMS has 2 messaging models- the queue
based model and topic based model.
The SOAP messages in the web Service
are sent over JMS destinations (queue or
topic).
 Installation of Fusion
SOA suite -Oracle AS, business rules and
ESB, BPEL manger and web Service
manager.
Installation is easy- open the file and run
the installer.
The environment variables are set
automatically.
 Environment Variables
To check the environment variables all you
need to do is try running the SQL plus
from the command line and then run a .sql
file to execute the SQL script.
 Demo of Oracle Fusion.
 Conclusion:
Oracle Fusion is Beta tested with the
Oracle partners.
Supposed to be launched in 2008.
The version will be Fusion 11g.
JDeveloper make the developing an
deploying task very easy.
All the standards such as EJB 3.0 (latest)
are supported.
 Conclusion
Other standards such as JSR188 for web
Services and JMS for messaging models
are supported.
Oracle says that there will be no vendor
lock in.
All this is bound to make Oracle Fusion a
big success with existing Oracle
Customers.