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Developer and System administrator skills for IBM WebSphere Service Registry and Repository

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Training Path for Developer and System administrator skills for IBM WebSphere Service Registry and Repository WU661 Private Offering Only Classroom (2 days) IBM WebSphere Service Registry and Repository V6.2... WU660 Private Offering Only Classroom (3 days) IBM WebSphere Service Registry and Repository V6.2 Application... WU659 Private Offering Only Classroom (5 days) IBM WebSphere Service Registry and Repository v6.2 Workshop WS007 OR Classroom (2 days) ZS007 OR Self-paced virtual... Getting Started with SOA VS007 OR Instructor-led online (2... VW003 Web-based (4 hours) Introduction to the Value and Governance Model of... VW005 Web-based (6 hours) Technologies and Standards for SOA Project Implementation VW004 Web-based (6 hours) Designing SOA Solutions and Apply Project Technical and... WU658 Classroom (5 days) IBM WebSphere Service Registry and Repository v6.1 Workshop

Role
WebSphere Registry and Repository system administrator must possess strong administration
skills in order to fully integrate IBM WebSphere Registry and Repository with products such as IBM Enterprise Service Bus (WESB), IBM WebSphere Process Server (WPS) and IBM WebSphere Message Broker (WMB). This individual should also have some application development knowledge in order to implement registry, repository, governance and other features of WSRR successfully.

Assumptions
It is assumed that the individual starting this training path is already able to:

  • Define service-oriented architecture (SOA)
  • Explain the concept of the IBM SOA Foundation
  • Define the five elements of the SOA lifecycle
  • Describe the main components within the IBM SOA Reference Architecture
  • Explain the relationship between Web services and SOA

Objectives
After completing this training, students should be able to:

  • Identify the role of WSRR in the IBM SOA reference architecture
  • Explain the concept of the enterprise service bus pattern
  • Explain the concept of SOA governance
  • Describe the main functions of IBM WebSphere Service Registry and Repository (WSRR)
  • Explain the problem domain solved by WSRR
  • Configure the WSRR Eclipse plug-in to connect with an instance of WSRR
  • Develop a WESB mediation flow in IBM WebSphere Integration Developer (WID)
  • Assemble a mediation module in WID
  • Develop a custom plug-in for validating service metadata entries
  • Develop a custom notifier to push physical object changes to derived objects
  • Identify the Web UI elements that can be customized
  • Describe the architecture of WebSphere Service Registry and Repository
  • Explain how WebSphere Service Registry and Repository supports SOA governance and service life cycle management
  • Configure security for WebSphere Service Registry and Repository
  • Explain the support for various types of service metadata within WebSphere Service Registry and Repository
  • Customize the information meta model in WebSphere Service Registry and Repository to suit the SOA governance model for your organization
  • Implement governance policies and service life cycles
  • Explain the various programmatic interfaces offered by WebSphere Service Registry and Repository to support client interactions and various administrative interfaces

Technical conferences

  • Impact 2010

    Join us 02-07 May 2010, in Las Vegas, Nevada USA