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Creating Integrated IBM WebSphere Solutions using Application Lifecycle Management

by Emrah Barkana, Antonella Bertoletti, Stefano Bussaglia, Ernest Calalang, Sebastian Kapciak, Leonardo Olivera, Sergio Polastri, Fabio Silva

December 2014

Intermediate to advanced

248 pages

7h 40m

English

IBM Redbooks

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1.1 Business integration problems1.2 The business scenario1.3 Application Lifecycle Management1.4 Using this book1.4.1 Goals and objectives1.4.2 How this book is organized
2.1 The solution architecture2.2 Middleware products used for the solution2.2.1 Additional solution artifacts2.2.2 Integration of the components2.3 Deployment topology2.4 Bringing the solution to the cloud
3.1 Define the IBM Application Lifecycle Management methodology3.2 Define Collaborative Lifecycle Management3.2.1 Products and applications3.3 Configure a lifecycle project using Collaborative Lifecycle Management3.3.1 Create the lifecycle project3.4 Contribute to a Collaborative Lifecycle Management project3.4.1 Plan the project3.4.2 Define development lifecycle activities3.4.3 Developers working on a Collaborative Lifecycle Management project
4.1 Decision management with WebSphere Operational Decision Manager4.1.1 Business drivers for decision management4.1.2 Decision management with BPM4.1.3 WebSphere Operational Decision Manager4.1.4 Overview of business rules4.1.5 Overview of event rules4.1.6 Business management of rules4.2 Managing business processes with Business Process Manager4.2.1 Overview of BPM4.2.2 Process automation, visibility, and control4.2.3 Overview of Business Process Manager4.2.4 Create a service claim sample4.2.5 Add a rule invocation for rules-related activities4.2.6 Add the user interface for human task activities4.2.7 Create an Event Rule to trigger the business process4.2.8 Add database integration4.2.9 Deploy the process to Process Center
5.1 Prepare the integration environment5.1.1 Integration architecture5.1.2 Installation5.1.3 Configuration5.1.4 Working with integration flows5.1.5 Unit testing5.2 Create the web application for the scenario5.2.1 Install WebSphere Developer Tools in the Eclipse IDE5.2.2 Develop the web application5.2.3 Export the application archive5.3 Prepare the Liberty profile environment for your web application5.3.1 Configure the Java runtime environment5.3.2 Installation5.3.3 Create and configure the server5.3.4 Deploy the application manually5.4 Prepare WebSphere Application Server full profile environment for web application5.4.1 Install and create the server profile5.4.2 Configure the server5.4.3 Deploy the application manually5.5 Create the mobile application for our scenario5.5.1 Prepare the development environment5.5.2 Develop the mobile application5.5.3 Install the application on the server5.5.4 Updating the application
6.1 IBM UrbanCode Deploy6.1.1 Components6.1.2 Applications6.1.3 Resources6.2 Prepare the environment6.2.1 Create a deployment process6.3 Build and execute the deployment process6.3.1 Create a new component6.3.2 Create an application for deployment6.4 Deploy the application on Liberty6.4.1 Create a component6.4.2 Create the new application6.4.3 Create the resource6.4.4 Add a component to the application6.4.5 Create the component process

7.1 Quality Management7.1.1 Create a test plan7.1.2 Associate the requirements7.1.3 Create a test case7.1.4 Define the platforms and test environments for the test plan7.1.5 Create a test script7.2 Test Execution7.3 Defect and change management7.4 Test effort management
Configure installation between Eclipse IDE environment and Rational Team ConcertInstall the Rational Team Concert Eclipse plug-inRational Team Concert and third-party productsIntegrating an Eclipse Workbench with Rational Team ConcertRational Team Concert and UrbanCode Deploy for continuous integration
Download and extract the web material
Create entities and attributes for the business scenario
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Solution overview

The IBM WebSphere Portfolio offers software that can easily be integrated in your business or in your system, as discussed in 1.2, “The business scenario” on page 14. This chapter covers the solution for addressing the business problem.

The following topics are covered:

•2.1, “The solution architecture” on page 20

•2.2, “Middleware products used for the solution” on page 20

•2.3, “Deployment topology” on page 23

•2.4, “Bringing the solution to the cloud” on page 25

2.1 The solution architecture

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