Prerequisites
This course assumes the student has:

• A basic understanding of systems architecture
• Some modeling experience
• Some programming experience

Course Description

This course will provide the student with an understanding of Model-Driven Architecture with relevant standards and tools.  The OMG standard Enterprise Collaboration Architecture ((ECA) will be used as a basis for modeling collaboration, business processes and integration. 

Using Component-X™ the student will learn how to design a collaborative business process that will create and use web services to achieve an open, distributed environment. While web services will be used, a detailed understanding of web services is not required due to the use of MDA automation.

At the end of the curse, students will be able to design, implement, integrate and deploy collaborative business processes using component assembly and web services.  Students will also understand the process and requirements for using a model driven architecture.

Various exercises will be used during the course.   In-house courses may utilize examples derived from the companies own business processes and requirements.

Course Outline

• Introduction and overview
  • Model Driven Architecture (MDA)
  • OMG Enterprise Collaboration Architecture (ECA)
  • Mapping ECA to web services
  • Parts of EDOC
• A Methodology for ECA
• Modeling collaborative processes with ECA & Component-X
  • Collaborations and roles
  • Data types
  • Operations and protocols
  • Choreography
• Technology mapping
  • Engines and endpoints
  • Aspects
  • Using Web services
  • Creating web services
  • Containers and J2EE
  • Automated documentation
  • Automated testing
  • Simulation
• Using existing components
  • Component library
  • Using XPATH in components
• Application Integration
  • Legacy Wrapping
  • EAI with components
• Summary

Temporary Component-X licenses are provided for use in the course.

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