Jeff Brent

In the previous article (part 1 in WebSphere Journal vol: 3. iss: 4) we began to build an SCA project in WebSphere Process Server. Here in part 2 we pick up the discussion. To see the associated images, please view the article online at www.ibm.com/developerWorks/websphere. d.  The business object is defined using standard XML schema type. You can open the business object using an XML editor to see it. (You can open the business object in a text editor by right clicking it and selecting Open with => and the editor of your choice.) e.  Save and close the Business Object Editor. f.  The XML schema should look something like the code in Listing 1. 3.  We will now create a second business object to represent the response. a.  Create another business object following the same step... (more)

Building SOA Solutions with SCA - Service Component Architecture

You may be thinking, oh great, not another programming model. What about Web services? What happened to Enterprise JavaBeans? Well, Service Component Architecture (SCA) is not meant to replace or compete with any existing programming models. Instead, SCA gives you a model to define interfaces, implementations, and references in a technology neutral way, letting you then bind these elemen... (more)