Students who can benefit from this course are engineers and developers who will be responsible for configuring the Java technology-based features of an eGate 4.5.x implementation.

To fully succeed in this course, students should have a basic knowledge of Java technology, including knowledge of data types, ability to perform casting, ability to use constructors, ability to perform simple mathematical operations, and ability to write and compile simple classes.:

Upon completion of the course, the student should be able to:

• Explain eGate concepts and vocabulary
• Configure a variety of enterpise integration scenarios using eGate 4.5.x

Module 1 - Introduction

• The SeeBeyond eBusiness Integration Suite
• eGate Integrator
• The eGate schema
• eGate components

Module 2 - eGate Software

• eGate host types
• The eGate file system

Module 3 - Configuring eGate

• The Enterprise Manager

Module 4 - Managing eGate

• The eGate Enterprise Monitor

Module 5 - Working with Data

• Event type definitions (ETD)
• Creating ETDs using the Java ETD Editor
• Collaboration rule definition
• Using the Java Collaboration Editor
• Methods available within the Java Collaboration Editor
• Exception handling in eGate
• Using try and catch code in Java Collaborations
• Subcollaboration rules in Java
• Java debugger and in-schema debugging
• Event linking and sequencing connectivity
• Multimode Sun SeeBeyond eWay Batch Adapter (eWay)
• eWay connections
• Java Message Service (JMS) messaging
• JMS journaling and archiving
• Message delivery order
• Time-based sequencing
• Administration of JMS messaging

Module 6 - Standard Messaging

• Standard journaling and archiving
• Message delivery order
• Standard IQ administration

Module 7 - Administering eGate

• The Team Registry
• Security in eGate
• Access Control List (ACL)
• eGate log files
• Import and export schemas and components
• Installation and setup of the Alert Agent
• Installation of the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) Agent