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NetBeans IDE 6.0 SOA Pack Documentation

December 2007

This page lists all new and updated documentation available for the SOA functionality in NetBeans IDE 6.0. For more information about the runtime parts of SOA, visit the open source project Open ESB.

For additional information about NetBeans IDE 6.0, see NetBeans IDE 6.0 Release Information and NetBeans IDE 6.0 Documentation.

Tutorials, Articles, and Demos

Composite Applications

Creating a "Hello World" Composite Application Creating a Loan Processing Composite Application Creating a Simple SOA Application With NetBeans Using Cross Project References

CASA Editor (Configuring Composite Applications)

Quick Start Guide to the CASA Editor Connecting Binding Components With the CASA Editor

Business Process Execution Language (BPEL)

Developer Guide to the BPEL Designer Understanding the Travel Reservation Service Developing a Simple Asynchronous BPEL Process Developing a Simple Synchronous BPEL Process Using Correlation Sets, Properties, and Property Aliases in BPEL XPath Functions and Operations in the BPEL Mapper

WSDL Editor

Developer Guide to the WSDL Editor Introducing the WSDL Editor's Partner View

XML Schema Tools

Getting Started With XML Schema Tools

SOA Pack Videos

NetBeans SOA Tools, CASA Editor, Composite Application NetBeans XML Schema Tools

XSLT Designer

XSLT Designer Quick Start Guide Working With a Service Bridge XSL Transformation Service

JBI Runtime Component Tutorials

JBI Component Technical Overview
Provides an overview of Java Business Integration (JBI) concepts.
File Binding Component
Illustrates File BC and Java EE SE. HTTP Binding Component
Illustrates HTTP BC and BPEL SE. JMS Binding Component
Illustrates JMS BC, File BC, HTTP BC, and BPEL SE. Java EE Service Engine (Web Service Client)
Illustrates how to use a manually created WSDL as a web service client. Java EE Service Engine (WSDL Derived from Java)
Illustrates how to implement a WSDL derived from Java. Java EE Service Engine (Manually Created WSDL)
Illustrates how to implement a manually created WSDL in an EJB.

JBI Component User's Guides

File Binding Component User's Guide HTTP Binding Component User's Guide JMS Binding Component User's Guide BPEL Service Engine User's Guide Java EE Service Engine User's Guide SQL Service Engine User's Guide XSLT Service Engine User's Guide

Blogs

Sherry Barkodar, 99 Sec Demo Gopalan Suresh Raj, Web Cornucopia

This page was last modified: November 20, 2007

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