Sample Use Cases
This chapter of the documentation illustrates real world use cases, with UltraESB samples. Following table provides an index of the samples with the relevant real world use case.
A sample categorization based on the user level is available as a reference guide which helps you to find the samples that you should/can follow based on your level of knowledge on UltraESB and ESB in general.
HTTP and HTTPS Transport |
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REST |
How can I proxy REST calls to a restful service |
101 |
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How can I create a REST mock service to test a front end |
106 |
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SOAP |
How can I proxy SOAP messages to a web service |
201 |
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How can I validate a SOAP/XML message over an XSD schema, and do error handling |
203 |
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JAX-WS/Fast-Infoset |
How can I expose a XML or SOAP service as a JAX-WS service with Fast-Infoset encoding |
202 |
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JSON |
How can I expose relational data as RESTful JSON data services and other RESTful CRUD services |
215 |
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Text |
How can I proxy Text responses from a text service/servlet |
101 |
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Database and XQuery |
How can I look-up values from a databases and perform XQuery transformations |
108 |
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Binary/Hessian |
How can I proxy Hessian messages and mediate the message in-flight |
301 |
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REST/HTML |
How can I proxy HTML or configure UltraESB to be a web proxy |
102 |
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HTTP Authentication |
How can I use TLS to secure a proxy service with HTTP Basic or Digest authentication |
103 |
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How can I access HTTP authentication (Basic, Digest, NTLM, AWS S3) secured services, and how can I secure services hosted on the ESB with HTTP authentication (Basic, Digest) |
110 |
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WS-Security |
How can I expose a plain service as a Secure service with WS-Security, and vice-versa. |
204 |
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Transactions |
How to perform JTA XA and JDBC/JMS resource local transactions, including synchronous and asynchronous suspension and resume |
702 |
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Using JTA Transactions with SOAP, REST and other Proxy Services |
How do I use JTA XA or resource local transactions |
105 |
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Load Balancing and Fail Over |
How requests to Tomcat services could be load balanced with fail-over using the UltraESB |
111 |
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Content Based Routing |
How to route/filter messages based on the message content (eg: soap headers/transport header/) |
119 |
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AS2 |
How to send and receive AS2 messages |
353 |
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Header Based Service Dispatching |
How to perform header based dispatching which by default looks at the X-UE-ROUTING transport header |
118 |
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JMS Transport |
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Transactions |
Transactions spanning multiple resources - an Example with JMS, JDBC and File systems with JTA |
How JTA XA transactions could integrate JMS, JDBC and File System Resources |
704 |
E-Mail Transport |
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Web Service |
How a Web Service could be invoked via an email and a response received |
505 |
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FIX Transport |
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How to send and receive FIX messages |
550 |
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WebSocket Transport |
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JSON |
How a WebSocket client could make a back-end service call via UltraESB. |
450 |
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How to integrate WebSocket with HTTP transport |
451 |
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Broadcasting Pub-Sub |
How to broadcast messages to WebSocket clients periodically |
452 |
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How to build an interactive application using WebSocket protocol implementation |
453 |
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How to build a web chat application using the WebSocket transport. |
454 |
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The samples shipped in the UltraESB are not limited to the above list, however this list contains all the documented samples.
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