Hi all
The implementation is up and available with said cities at
http://owsi-vm-easysoa-axxx-registry.accelance.net:7083/frascati-cloud/MockAddressManager/AddressService
I've prettified the WSDL, see in attachment.
I'll provide my 2 slides at worst tomorrow.
For your information, the source is below (*)
Tell me if there is any problem,
Best Regards,
Marc Dutoo
Open Wide
(*)
import javax.jws.*;
@WebService(name="Address")
public interface AddressService {
public static final String RESULT_OK = "OK";
public static final String RESULT_KO = "KO";
@WebMethod
public String checkAddress(
@WebParam(name="strHno") String strHno,
@WebParam(name="city") String city,
@WebParam(name="zip") String zip,
@WebParam(name="state") String state,
@WebParam(name="country") String country);
}
package org.ow2.frascati.impl;
import org.ow2.frascati.api.AddressService;
public class MockAddressServiceImpl implements AddressService{
public String checkAddress(String param0,String city,String
param2,String param3,String param4){
if ("Lyon".equals(city)
|| "NYC".equals(city)
|| "Grenoble".equals(city)
|| "Boston".equals(city)
|| "Colorado Springs".equals(city)
|| "New York".equals(city)
|| "Hanau".equals(city)) {
return AddressService.RESULT_OK;
} else {
return AddressService.RESULT_KO;
}
}
}
Le 22/03/2013 20:52, Marc.Gille@xxxxxxxxxxx a écrit :
Damn, really?
I
have been living in Frankfurt for 12 years before I moved to
NYC this year
J
Have
quite often played in clubs in Hanau
J
I'm in
Colorado Springs, CO but you can also include the town I was
born: Hanau, Germany ;)
Hi
Marc G., all
Please find in attachment the proposed wsdl.
The checkAddress operation signature is in Java :
public String checkAddress(String strHno, String
city, String zip, String state, String country);
It'll return "OK" when the given address exists and
"KO" otherwise.
=> Does it suit you ?
If yes, I'll implement it over the week end so it
returns true if and only if the "city" field is among
a known list (ex. our home cities :).
=> please help me complete it :
Lyon, Grenoble, Boston, Bob's, Marc G.'s
Besides, nice work everyone !
Regards,
Marc
Le 17/03/2013 21:00, Marc.Gille@xxxxxxxxxxx
a écrit :
Marc D. maybe we can agree on a
simplistic Address Verification WSDL (e.g. based on
the fields below) and show your other WS during the
demo?
Cheers,
Marc
From: Gille, Marc
Sent: Donnerstag, 14. März 2013 02:45
To: 'SOA PMC mailing list'
Subject: RE: [soa-pmc] submission to ECON?
Gents,
find below some screenshots of what I was
thinking of. Processes are running end-to-end on
Stardust and I would suggest “backtracking” now. In
other words: Adrian to start with “naked” Mangrove
approach, passing over to Bob, who would in turn pass
over to me. Marc D. to expose the
Address Check WS which is currently only invoked
in the Vacation Request. Whatever additional
WS is coming to your mind, we can easily squeeze in.
We also should agree on an XSD for the WS(s).
I will build out a sample UI for kicking
off the processes (see spec) in the next 2-3 days.
Hope to have all of this in a demo environment over
the weekend.
Marc
Charity
Organization Request
Vacation
Approval Request
Project
Outline
Hi guys,
So this all looks great! So regarding my
participation, as Marc says it’s probably best if
Mangrove comes up first in the demo-chain, although we
could also give a quick peek at moving info to SCA as
well. So here’s what I propose in this case, and I’ll
probably dedicate the better part of the time until
EclipseCON to work on this:
1.
Starting
from a DSL (probably developed using Xtext), we create
a domain-specific process or both processes for our
scenario. Domain-specific here would mean that we come
up with some concepts for tasks that are specific to
our scenario, such as “application analysis”,
“dispatch request”, “charity check” and so on. I would
say that a total of 5-7 concepts should be enough.
These concepts would then be used in the definition of
the domain specific processes.
2.
The
domain-specific processes would then be transformed
into Mangrove.
3.
We can
show the graphical overview of these processes with
the Mangrove Viewer.
4.
From
Mangrove we would then generate BPMN2.
5.
We could
also generate SCA to say that this could potentially
be used for more intricate architecture definition but
we’ll not use that for the scenario.
6.
Then the
rest of your scenario Marc would follow.
So I will need to see the full BPMN that
you guys want to have so that I can quickly come up
with the concepts and then I need to code the new
Xtext DSL + the transformation plugin to Mangrove.
Regarding Mangrove to BPMN2, this transformation
plugin needs to be coded at this stage, but I’m fairly
confident that there’s no problem doing it and in any
case I’ll try to advance with both things fairly fast.
Bob was interested in this transformation as well so
if I get stuck he might help when he’s back from
holidays.
So I’ll get to work on this and the
sooner we have the BPMN diagrams, the better would be
for me to draft the concepts and circulate them back
to you guys.
Cheers,
Adrian.
Sure, here's sort of what I was
thinking...
Great, thanks.
Can you send some sample BPMN serialization files
just to test compatibility?
Marc
This sounds great Marc, looks like
we have a plan. One of the features I'd like to
show off in the BPMN2 editor is the
multi-diagram capbility: we could essentially
build a high-level choreography diagram which
models the participants and message flows, and
within the same bpmn file, model the underlying
processes for each participant. Not sure if
Stardust can consume this type of model, and not
even sure it would apply to this scenario, but
it's something to think about.
I'll assume we can use the WSDLs and XSDs from
the EasySOA sample that Marc D provided as a
starting point?
As I said before, I'll be on vacation next week,
but I will check emails occasionally (most
likely off hours when my wife isn't looking ;)
Bob
All,
I looked at
the mail thread. As Adrian pointed out, it
seems not trivial (at least I could not
manage) to easily get something out of Marc D’
example we could use for our end-to-end
approach – no offense Marc …
However, I
like the general scenario of
One or
more charity organisations using a platform
provided by a third-party (may be a national
benefits roof organization) to offer
vacation funding for those in need.
We could
model two core
use cases/processes:
1.
Onboarding
of a new charity organization, specification
of criteria/rules for applicants
2.
Application
of an individual in need for funding,
dispatching of this application to one of the
charity organizations, analysis and approval
steps (possibly 4-eyes-principle) and
applicant notification.
Hence, we
would have as
participants
·
Platform operators from the
roof organization running/operating the system
·
Administrators of the
charity organizations
Applicants
would only be implicit participants kicking of
workflows via a little portal and receiving
notifications.
We might
use Web Services for
·
Address
validation
·
Others?
We may
draft a very simplistic web portal for
·
Charity
organization registration (kicking of process
1)
·
Application
for vacation funding (kicking of process 2)
The rest
could be done entirely with process logic,
auto-generated screens and rules.
I would
start very simple with all of the above and
add more if we have time.
If you guys
are OK with the approach we could work on it
with the following work packets
·
Marc
D. to think about more WSs.
·
Marc
to sketch out the above on Stardust and
possibly host a demo environment we all can
play with on SunGard facilities. Byproduct
would also be XSDs Marc D. could use.
·
Bob
to adopt the BPMN (which during the demo would
be passed from Bob to Marc as discussed) and
think about how to highlight features of the
BPMN2 editor.
·
Adrian
to adopt Bob’s and Marc’s BPMN back and think
about how to create this from Mangrove
(conscious that during the demo, Adrian would
be the first in the value chain as discussed)
What do you
think?
I could
have a first version possibly after the
weekend.
Marc
Hi Marc,
Have you had a chance to look at this in
more detail? Anything to share yet?
Bob
Agree
with Bob: We have to nail it down this
week.
I will
block half a day tomorrow to look through
the material and come up with some
suggestions. From a generic perspective,
it should not be too complicated:
·
2 interactive steps
(User/Manual Tasks) performed by two
different Participants
·
2 different Events to kick
off the process (e.g. Timer and Message)
·
1-2 Web Service calls in
Service Activities
·
1 Script/Rules Task to e.g.
map between payload
·
Data Structures (XSD) to be
used in WS and Process
If you
agree, let’s find a business scenario in
what Marc D. send and map.
Marc
Hey all,
This looks like a good start, but have
you guys given any more thought to this?
Adrian, what would be used as a starting
point for Mangrove? Marc, any thoughts
on the BPMN process flows that might be
involved?
We have a little less than 3 weeks
before EclipseCon and I will be away on
PTO March 11-15 (bad timing, I know, but
this trip was already planned before
EclipseCon and too late to change it
now).
Cheers,
Bob
Hi guys
Please find references the related
WSDLs within the text below.
Regards,
Marc D.
Le 14/02/2013 13:16, Marc.Gille@xxxxxxxxxxx
a écrit :
>
> I guess the sequence would be
>
> · Start from Mangrove
(Adrian)
> · Continue in the BPMN2
Editor (Bob)
> · Expose Web Services
to be consumed in the process (Marc
D.)
> · Take over Bob’s model
into Stardust add Web Service, add
more integration, deploy and show
Runtime (Marc G.)
>
> I have put this on the page
Adrian created.
>
> Marc D. did you sent anything
about the semantics of you WS?
Le 14/02/2013 12:14, Marc Dutoo a
écrit :
Hi guys
Happy to know it helps !
Here's a description of the
actual, original use case.
Please have a look, and help
decide which parts should be made
in how many BPMN(s). It can be
changed, but *if you want to reuse
applications* within limits.
(from
https://github.com/easysoa/EasySOA/wiki/Axxx-use-case )
NAHV (National Agency for Holiday
Vouchers) sells to employees
entreprise-sponsored holiday
vouchers. AXXX uses the benefits
to fulfill its social misssion as
a public service, by allowing
underpriviledged people to go on
holidays, and first of all through
its flagship APV (Holiday Project
Help) program.
This is done by two separate
departments (respectively, DCV and
DPS) with each their own IT. At
first, DPS worked mainly with
paper and Excel forms, but DPS IT
is now going towards providing
complete solutions to DPS business
employees within a fully
architectured information system.
This entails (subcontracted)
development of dedicated business
applications, as well as
integrating them together and
above all with DCV IT data and
applications, all according to SOA
principles.
Here are the steps of getting a
new a new social partner in the
APV program :
* in NAHV DCV department, a social
partner manager convinces a social
partner (inventing a few ones :
Homelessness Charity,
Rehabilitation Service, Church
Unemployment Trust) to get in
NAHV's APV (Holiday Project Help)
social help program
* the social partner manager goes
in the social partner management
CRM application "Pivotal" (or it
could be a BPM solution frontend
??) and tells it about that
* this triggers an orchestration
(implemented in Talend ESB,
thought could be within a BPMN)
through creerPrecompte of
https://github.com/easysoa/EasySOA-Incubation/blob/master/easysoa-samples/easysoa-samples-axxx/axxx-dps-apv/axxx-dps-apv-core/src/main/resources/api/PrecomptePartenaireService.wsdl
* that 1. checks
known administrative information
about said social partner, using the
online Uniserv checkAddress service
* 2. sends it to the "APV"
application that toolifies the APV
program
through
https://github.com/easysoa/EasySOA-Incubation/blob/master/easysoa-samples/easysoa-samples-axxx/axxx-dps-apv/axxx-dps-apv-core/src/main/resources/api/PrecomptePartenaireService.wsdl
* the APV application
creates a "pre-account" (account
stub ?) for the social partner
* APV managers fill this account
stub with : number of people that
the social partner anticipate to
send on holidays, amount of money
that is required for that, finally a
signed contract between bith parties
* APV manager approves the
transformation to a full fledged
account
now the social partner is able to
use the APV application to send
underpriviledged people on holidays
:
* he creates a new "holiday project"
with indicative information (where,
when)
* he fills it with : total number of
people & amount of money used
* he approves / validates /
publishes it
* which locks it, computes global
aggregegate amounts (people, money)
* and sends these global key
indicators to the Pivotal
application so it will be displayed
to the social partner manager in its
dashboard
through Information_APV
of
https://github.com/easysoa/EasySOA-Incubation/blob/master/easysoa-samples/easysoa-samples-axxx/axxx-dcv-pivotal/src/main/resources/api/ContactSvc.asmx.wsdl
Regards,
Marc
Le 14/02/2013 10:23, Mos, Adrian a
écrit :
Hi
guys,
So
I think it’s great we are beginning
to think about the demo and so on,
this should give us some time to
actually achieve something
integrated. What I could show is:
-
Starting from a
domain-specific representation of
the business process, Mangrove
should generate a first BPMN stub.
This could contain a simple BPMN
diagram as well as perhaps the web
services that correspond to the
domain concepts, associated to their
appropriate activities. Of course
this BPMN diagram would then be
enriched with the BPMN editor,
before being deployed.
-
The mangrove
transformation could also generate
SCA from this. Now this may not be
used for full deployment but we can
use this to showcase the fact that
we can add architectural elements in
case we are not happy with simple WS
invocation.
It
would be great If we can come up
with a couple of BPMN diagrams that
we can discuss on, in order to move
all this forward. I created this
page:
http://wiki.eclipse.org/Mangrove/ECon2013Demo
we
can use it as a discussion page and
for sharing of up-to-date diagrams
etc. I put it under the Mangrove
wiki but if you think it’s more
appropriate to put it under a SOA
wiki we can always create one!
Marc
D, since you have the web services
for the social-help use-case, can
you put together a first draft of a
simple BPMN diagram that shows what
can be achieved in such a use-case?
Cheers,
Adrian.
Social
help is obviously a far better demo
case than financial systems …
J
Happy to go with that.
What
could be a relevant business process
calling into this web services?
Marc
Thanks,
Bob. That comes timely. I was
going to send a similar request.
Suggestions:
·
We need an
application domain for our sample
scenario. Ideas? Financial
systems? Logistics? Retail?
Something fancier?
·
You and I start
exchanging sample BPMN models for
that domain.
·
Model should contain
steps being supposed to invoke Web
Services. Need WSDL.
·
Marc D. to prepare
exposing this Web Service.
·
Anything Andrian can
add on a DL falvour?
Marc
From: Bob Brodt [mailto:bbrodt@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Dienstag, 12.
Februar 2013 19:58
To: SOA PMC mailing
list
Cc: Adrian Mos; Marc
Dutoo; Gille, Marc
Subject: Re: [soa-pmc]
submission to ECON?
Hi all,
I just wanted to catch up with
everyone and get a (somewhat)
early start on preparing for the
SOA Symposium. I'm sure at some
point we'll need to get serious
and make sure we're all reading
from the same script, but I just
wanted to toss around some ideas
sooner rather than later.
Anyone have any suggestions or
ideas?
Cheers!
Bob
Hi guys
I guess we all got the news
already, but just to say it,
the Eclipse Con program is out
and the SOA Symposium is in,
so we're getting a little bit
closer to the "beer part" ;)
Regards,
Marc
http://eclipsecon.org/2013/program/session-schedule/tutorials
Le 13/12/2012 08:53, Marc.Gille@xxxxxxxxxxx
a écrit :
Bob,
find attached my
slide deck I used at
EclipseCon Europe 2012. One of
the biggest issues there was,
that our presentations were
not really connected. This is
what we intend to address in
Boston.
Regarding
Stardust:
·
If you have build
issues, please post them in
the forum. We may help.
·
Stardust’s
Eclipse Modeler creates indeed
XPDL (and the engine consumes
it), but this modeler is on
sunset – we may want to use
yours as indicated on the
Stardust HP. We are focusing
on our Browser Modeler (also
part of the Stardust code base
and called Lightdust) which is
working on BPMN and XPDL. For
BPMN we are using the Eclipse
BPMN2 Metamodel underneath as
I think you do. Hence, this
should work smoothly (although
I agree that we should test at
the earliest). We will be
using the Browser Modeler in
Boston. We can exchange sample
models to check compatibility
immediately.
Happy to hop on a
conf call any time next week.
Marc
Hi Marc,
Not sure if this has been
asked before, but was the
EclipseCon Europe
presentation recorded, or is
there a slide deck
available? I would be
interested in seeing the
"show" in its entirety.
I've started looking
seriously at Stardust and am
currently running into some
build issues, but hope to
have those resolved soon.
What worries me, though, is
that the Process Model
editor appears to only
handle XPDL. It was my
understanding that BPMN2 was
supported also - am I
missing something?
When you have some spare
time, maybe we could do a
conference call and discuss
the eclipsecon 2013
presentation. I'd like to
get started on preparing
something sooner rather than
later...just in case ;)
Cheers!
Bob
Great.
Thanks, Bob. May be
alternatively to “open the
process model
alternatively with the
BPMN2 modeler”, we should
open subsequently with
both editors to show that
both may modified and be
used by their respective
audiences without breaking
things. Should not be a
biggy as we both work on
the same metamodel
implementation. An nothing
is wrong with a little
regression test …
Marc
OK, done.
Thanks Marc & Marc
:)
Bob, just
added you to the
submission.
I suggest you insert a
line saying that, in
parallel to modeling
the process in
Stardust modeler in
Orion, you can benefit
of the BPMN2 standard
to view and edit it in
Eclipse thanks to the
BPMN2 editor...
Regards,
Marc
Le 19/11/2012 20:32,
Bob Brodt a écrit :
OK,
that sounds good to
me (especially the
"beers" part - I can
certainly handle
that ;)
Can you list me as
one of the speakers
for the current
SOA-Track session
and just let me know
about how much
presentation time
I'll have? Is this
something we can
work out later
(maybe in tomorrow's
PMC call?)
So, I
don't think I'll
be able to put
something together
for the editor by
today's deadline,
but I could
certainly ride
your coattails if
you'll let me ;)
[marc.gille] Coattail right away.
I'll
have much more
free time over the
Christmas holidays
to devote to a
presentation -
what kind of
integration/tutorial
were you thinking
about Marc?
[marc.gille] Most importantly all
tools to be
used in an
integrated
fashion. At
least your
modeler and
Stardust (and
its Browser
Modeler)
should work
seamlessly as
we are both
using BPMN2
metamodel.
Some Web Service + UI Mashup, deploy,
run, beers.
That was my thinking.
Cheers!
Bob
Gents,
this is what I have
submitted:
http://www.eclipsecon.org/2013/sessions/soa-track
Happy to adjust (or you
do). Bob, any
chance that you
could join the
mix?
Marc
Great, so we need to make
a submission,
deadline is
today :). Can
somebody (Marc
or Marc) do
this, and put
us three as
authors? I'm
traveling and
don't have a
laptop...
Adrian.
Sent from my
iPhone.
Hi Adrian, Marc
The other Marc
(I) is also
interested, as
I said in my
email replying
to Marc's
"Attendees SOA
Track" email.
I'd submit
updates to my
ECE talks,
with new stuff
& demos
since EasySOA
will have
ended by then.
Regards,
Marc
Le 16/11/2012
18:16, Mos,
Adrian a
écrit :
Hi Marc,
So far it seems we are the
only ones
interested in
proposing a
session. It
would be great
if you could
put a
submission in,
you can add me
as a
co-author. I
suggest
keeping it
simple for
now, basically
just saying
that following
our successful
SOA Symposium
in ECON EU, we
are planning
to provide a
more focused
tutorial,
focused on
practical
demos, to keep
the momentum
going. There
are many
things
happening in
this space and
we can
certainly show
interesting
things in
Boston. One
idea is to
also have a
talk accepted,
like the
Modelling
Symposium,
with lightning
talks from
various
projects:
http://www.eclipsecon.org/2013/sessions/modelling-symposium
I will be away from Sunday
for a week but
I can keep in
touch by
email.
Cheers,
Adrian.
I also think we should.
But I cannot
work on
anything
before
tomorrow
afternoon.
Happy to draft
sth after.
Marc
Hi Guys,
the submission deadline
to ECON 2013
is Monday. Are
we going to
propose a
follow-up
session to our
SOA Symposium?
I think we
should… What
are your
thoughts?
Adrian.
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