Haramaya University
Information Technology Program
Program Information Technology
Course Code ITec4121
Course Title: Integrative Programming and Technologies
Degree Program Information Technology
Instructor address
[email protected]ECTS 5
Target Group: 4thyear Information Technology Students
Year /Semester Year: IV, Semester: I
Pre-requisites Fundamentals of Programming I (ITec1041),
Event-Driven Programming
(ITec 3053)
Course This course looks at systems integration with
Description focus on communication
mechanisms and data standardization.
Students learn how to choose their
communication approach by considering
platform, data structure
Similarity/dissimilarity as well as client
requirements. They will learn how to
Represent structure and how to transport data
using XML and XML related technologies
and protocols. Standardization of XML
documents for the Purpose of data exchange
is stressed.
Course Objective At the end of this course students will be able
to
--Describe and contrast the different types of
architectures for integrating
systems.-
--Define the role of DCOM, CORBA, and
RMI in distributed processing.
--Describe how web services are used to
integrate disparate applications in
An organization.
--Create valid WSDL, SOAP and UDDI
XML documents to define a web
Service. Write, debug, and test a web service.
Deploy the web service to
middleware and invoke the web service from
an application across the
Network.
--Design, develop and test a socket program
that communicates between
Two different services using both TCP/IP
sockets and Datagram sockets.
--Describe the role of the WSDL, SOAP, and
UDDI architectures in
Creating and using web services.
--Describe the role of socket programming in
communicating between
Systems.
Course Outline
Chapter One
Data Mapping and Exchange:
Metadata
Data representation and encoding
XML, DTD, XML schemas; Parsing
XML documents
XSL, XSLT and X Path
Chapter Two
2.Intersystem Communication
2.1.Architectures for integrating systems
what is aris
aris techniques
organizational view
data view
functional view
aris applications
2.2 DCOM
what is DCOM
Why DCOM
DCOM Architecture
2.3 corba
what is corba
why corba
corba architecture
2.4 RMI
what is rmi
steps to build and rmi applications
running and compiling an RMI
Program
Enterprise RMI configuration
RMI Applets
2.5 web services
2.5.1 soup web services
introduction to soup web services
web services jargon
writing a web services client: stub
generation
writing a web services client: calling
the service
setting up java EESDK
writing a web service
adding input argument
service first and contract first web
services
understanding the wsdl
customizing the wsdl
schema types and binding styles
service interface and custom types
using jaxb annotations
handling faults
using soap ui
using web service explorer
using endpoint
2.5.2 rest web services
introduction to rest web service
REST AND HTTP
Resource URIS
collection URIS
HTTP methods
Method idempotence
REST Response
HATEOAS
The Richardson maturity Model
what is JAX RS
Setting up
Understanding the Application
structure
creating a Resource
Returning XML Response
installing a REST API client
building service stubs
Accessing path params
Returning JSON Response
Implementing POST Method
implementing update and Delete
implementing profile Resource
pagination and filtering
The Param Annotations
Using Context and Bean Param
Annotations
Implementing Sub Resources
Sending Status codes and location
headers
handling Exceptions
using web application Exception
HATEOAS
2.6 Middle ware
Types of middleware
Transaction Processing(TP)
Transaction Processing Architecture
Remote Procedure call(RPC)
Message Oriented
Middleware(MOM)
MOM Architecture
Object Request Broker(ORB)
ORB Architecture
2.7 Network Programming
2.8 Message and queuing services
understanding MSMQ
Advantage of MSMQ
MSMQ Components
The queue
MSMQ Object Model
MSMQ Setup
MSMQ Basics
Message Transmittal
Message Receipt
MSMQ Events
MSMQ Transactions
low Level Data communications
Chapter three
Integrative Coding
3.1.Design Pattern
3.2What is a Design Pattern
3.3 Design Patterns in small talk MVC
3.4 Describing Design Patterns
3.5 The Catalog of Design Patterns
3.6 Organizing the catalog
3.7 How Design patterns solve Design
problems
3.8 How to select a design pattern
3.9 How to user a design pattern
3.10Creational patterns
3.11 Structural patterns
3.12 Behavioral patterns
3.13 Interface
3.14 Inheritance
Chapter four
Miscellaneous Issues
4.1 Adopt and Adapt vs. make
4.2 Versioning and version control
Assessment Final= 30%
Lab= 40%
Project= 20%
Test=10%
Software Net beans or eclipse IDL with a glassfish
server
Postman for rest web service client
References: Sathish Kumar Konga. Basic integration
programming technology: data
integration technology/ architecture
