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These slides present the contribution of sardes project for teh first year of the JOnES project

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JOnES - revue annuelle
Projet Sardes

Pierre Garcia

11 avril 2007

Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 1 / 22

Outline

Contribution of the Sardes project to JOnES
1

Context
2

JBI
PEtALS
DREAM

DREAM in the JOnES project
3

Introduction
Management of Multiple Transporters
Current work: Transporter Factory

Conlusion
4

Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 2 / 22

Contribution of the Sardes project to JOnES

Contributions of Sardes to JOnES

Dissemination des resultats et management du projet
T0.2: Dissemination (3 h.m)
Besoins et Architecture
T1.2: Architecture du canevas, document d’architecture (3 h.m)
Canevas ESB interne
T2.1: Bus Interne (43,5 h.m)
T2.6: Controle de conformité de l’architecture d’ensemble (6 h.m)

Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 3 / 22

Context JBI

Outline

Contribution of the Sardes project to JOnES
1

Context
2

JBI
PEtALS
DREAM

DREAM in the JOnES project
3

Introduction
Management of Multiple Transporters
Current work: Transporter Factory

Conlusion
4

Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 4 / 22

Context JBI

JBI is an ESB (Enterprise Service Bus)

Fundamental characteristics
Layer on top of an enterprise messaging system
Basic connectivity (Web Services, J2EE, JMS)
Service oriented architecture
Support for distributed deployments and management
Key, Added value characteristics
Robustness
Scalability
Security
Development / deployment toolset

Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 5 / 22

Context JBI

JBI overview

Java Business integration: JSR 208
Plug-in model
Messaging model

Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 6 / 22

Context JBI

JBI architecture

1 JBI environment = 1 JVM
Limitation: no description of communications between two JBI instances

Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 7 / 22

Context PEtALS

Outline

Contribution of the Sardes project to JOnES
1

Context
2

JBI
PEtALS
DREAM

DREAM in the JOnES project
3

Introduction
Management of Multiple Transporters
Current work: Transporter Factory

Conlusion
4

Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 8 / 22

Context PEtALS

PEtALS: a distributed implementation of JBI
Distribution in PEtALS is accomplished using:
A naming service: JNDI
One communication middleware (MOM): JORAM

Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 9 / 22

Context DREAM

Outline

Contribution of the Sardes project to JOnES
1

Context
2

JBI
PEtALS
DREAM

DREAM in the JOnES project
3

Introduction
Management of Multiple Transporters
Current work: Transporter Factory

Conlusion
4

Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 10 / 22

Context DREAM

DREAM: a component framework to build MOMs
Allows building arbitrarily complex MOMs
Built upon the FRACTAL component model
Comprises:
DREAM Core: abstractions found in a MOM
DREAM ADL: tools to deploy a MOM
DREAM Library: set of components to build MOMs

Dream
Library

Dream Dream
Core ADL

Fractal Fractal
(Julia) ADL

JVM

Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 11 / 22

DREAM in the JOnES project Introduction

Outline

Contribution of the Sardes project to JOnES
1

Context
2

JBI
PEtALS
DREAM

DREAM in the JOnES project
3

Introduction
Management of Multiple Transporters
Current work: Transporter Factory

Conlusion
4

Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 12 / 22

DREAM in the JOnES project Introduction

Goals

Offer different ways to communicate between PEtALS environment. The
incremental steps are:
Pragmatic approach: pre-deﬁned connectors
Standard approach: connectors deﬁned using the WSDL policy framework

Joram
Service
Service
BC

BC
NMR NMR
Dream Provider
Consumer
Http

Petals Petals

Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 13 / 22

DREAM in the JOnES project Introduction

FRACTAL architecture of PEtALS

Agent
JMX

JNDI
Petals
Server
JBI JMX
Admin

Platform
Petals

Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 14 / 22

DREAM in the JOnES project Introduction

Location in PEtALS architecture

Endpoint
service

Router
Router Transporter
Monitor

Lifecycle
Manager

JBI

Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 15 / 22

DREAM in the JOnES project Management of Multiple Transporters

Outline

Contribution of the Sardes project to JOnES
1

Context
2

JBI
PEtALS
DREAM

DREAM in the JOnES project
3

Introduction
Management of Multiple Transporters
Current work: Transporter Factory

Conlusion
4

Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 16 / 22

DREAM in the JOnES project Management of Multiple Transporters

The DREAM Transporter

Allows using various MOMs
First MOM implemented: synchronous communication
Performance
Reliability

Channel
In
Dream Wrapper
Channel
Out
Transport Agent

Activity Message
Dream
Manager Manager
Transporter

Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 17 / 22

DREAM in the JOnES project Management of Multiple Transporters

Choice of the Transporter

Tag contained in messages
Global description of available transporters
Limitations:
Transporters potentially useless
Distribution no more transparent to JBI components

Joram
Dispatcher Transporter

Router
Dream
Transporter

Transporter

JBI

Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 18 / 22

DREAM in the JOnES project Current work: Transporter Factory

Outline

Contribution of the Sardes project to JOnES
1

Context
2

JBI
PEtALS
DREAM

DREAM in the JOnES project
3

Introduction
Management of Multiple Transporters
Current work: Transporter Factory

Conlusion
4

Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 19 / 22

DREAM in the JOnES project Current work: Transporter Factory

Transporter Factory

Uses a static description of available transporters
Allows customizing PEtALS and using appropriate transporters
Distribution still non transparent to JBI components
Limitation: conﬁguration of PEtALS is more complex

Http Dream
Transporter Transporter

Router
Joram
...
Transporter

Transporter Container

JBI

Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 20 / 22

Conlusion

Conclusion

Integration of a DREAM transporter inside PEtALS
Current work: Transporter Factory
Future work: WSDL descriptions for MOMs
Links to the Scorware project

Demonstration

Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 21 / 22

End

Questions ?

Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 22 / 22

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JOnES - project review - sardes project

1. JOnES - revue annuelle Projet Sardes Pierre Garcia 11 avril 2007 Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 1 / 22

2. Outline Contribution of the Sardes project to JOnES 1 Context 2 JBI PEtALS DREAM DREAM in the JOnES project 3 Introduction Management of Multiple Transporters Current work: Transporter Factory Conlusion 4 Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 2 / 22

3. Contribution of the Sardes project to JOnES Contributions of Sardes to JOnES Dissemination des resultats et management du projet T0.2: Dissemination (3 h.m) Besoins et Architecture T1.2: Architecture du canevas, document d’architecture (3 h.m) Canevas ESB interne T2.1: Bus Interne (43,5 h.m) T2.6: Controle de conformité de l’architecture d’ensemble (6 h.m) Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 3 / 22

4. Context JBI Outline Contribution of the Sardes project to JOnES 1 Context 2 JBI PEtALS DREAM DREAM in the JOnES project 3 Introduction Management of Multiple Transporters Current work: Transporter Factory Conlusion 4 Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 4 / 22

5. Context JBI JBI is an ESB (Enterprise Service Bus) Fundamental characteristics Layer on top of an enterprise messaging system Basic connectivity (Web Services, J2EE, JMS) Service oriented architecture Support for distributed deployments and management Key, Added value characteristics Robustness Scalability Security Development / deployment toolset Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 5 / 22

6. Context JBI JBI overview Java Business integration: JSR 208 Plug-in model Messaging model Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 6 / 22

7. Context JBI JBI architecture 1 JBI environment = 1 JVM Limitation: no description of communications between two JBI instances Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 7 / 22

8. Context PEtALS Outline Contribution of the Sardes project to JOnES 1 Context 2 JBI PEtALS DREAM DREAM in the JOnES project 3 Introduction Management of Multiple Transporters Current work: Transporter Factory Conlusion 4 Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 8 / 22

9. Context PEtALS PEtALS: a distributed implementation of JBI Distribution in PEtALS is accomplished using: A naming service: JNDI One communication middleware (MOM): JORAM Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 9 / 22

10. Context DREAM Outline Contribution of the Sardes project to JOnES 1 Context 2 JBI PEtALS DREAM DREAM in the JOnES project 3 Introduction Management of Multiple Transporters Current work: Transporter Factory Conlusion 4 Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 10 / 22

11. Context DREAM DREAM: a component framework to build MOMs Allows building arbitrarily complex MOMs Built upon the FRACTAL component model Comprises: DREAM Core: abstractions found in a MOM DREAM ADL: tools to deploy a MOM DREAM Library: set of components to build MOMs Dream Library Dream Dream Core ADL Fractal Fractal (Julia) ADL JVM Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 11 / 22

12. DREAM in the JOnES project Introduction Outline Contribution of the Sardes project to JOnES 1 Context 2 JBI PEtALS DREAM DREAM in the JOnES project 3 Introduction Management of Multiple Transporters Current work: Transporter Factory Conlusion 4 Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 12 / 22

13. DREAM in the JOnES project Introduction Goals Offer different ways to communicate between PEtALS environment. The incremental steps are: Pragmatic approach: pre-deﬁned connectors Standard approach: connectors deﬁned using the WSDL policy framework Joram Service Service BC BC NMR NMR Dream Provider Consumer Http Petals Petals Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 13 / 22

14. DREAM in the JOnES project Introduction FRACTAL architecture of PEtALS Agent JMX JNDI Petals Server JBI JMX Admin Platform Petals Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 14 / 22

15. DREAM in the JOnES project Introduction Location in PEtALS architecture Endpoint service Router Router Transporter Monitor Lifecycle Manager JBI Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 15 / 22

16. DREAM in the JOnES project Management of Multiple Transporters Outline Contribution of the Sardes project to JOnES 1 Context 2 JBI PEtALS DREAM DREAM in the JOnES project 3 Introduction Management of Multiple Transporters Current work: Transporter Factory Conlusion 4 Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 16 / 22

17. DREAM in the JOnES project Management of Multiple Transporters The DREAM Transporter Allows using various MOMs First MOM implemented: synchronous communication Performance Reliability Channel In Dream Wrapper Channel Out Transport Agent Activity Message Dream Manager Manager Transporter Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 17 / 22

18. DREAM in the JOnES project Management of Multiple Transporters Choice of the Transporter Tag contained in messages Global description of available transporters Limitations: Transporters potentially useless Distribution no more transparent to JBI components Joram Dispatcher Transporter Router Dream Transporter Transporter JBI Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 18 / 22

19. DREAM in the JOnES project Current work: Transporter Factory Outline Contribution of the Sardes project to JOnES 1 Context 2 JBI PEtALS DREAM DREAM in the JOnES project 3 Introduction Management of Multiple Transporters Current work: Transporter Factory Conlusion 4 Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 19 / 22

20. DREAM in the JOnES project Current work: Transporter Factory Transporter Factory Uses a static description of available transporters Allows customizing PEtALS and using appropriate transporters Distribution still non transparent to JBI components Limitation: conﬁguration of PEtALS is more complex Http Dream Transporter Transporter Router Joram ... Transporter Transporter Container JBI Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 20 / 22

21. Conlusion Conclusion Integration of a DREAM transporter inside PEtALS Current work: Transporter Factory Future work: WSDL descriptions for MOMs Links to the Scorware project Demonstration Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 21 / 22

22. End Questions ? Pierre Garcia ( INRIA SARDES ) JOnES - Revue annuelle 11/04/2007 22 / 22

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