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2. How jcd connects with the database?
JCD can be connected through database adapters - like DB2,ORACLE or MYSQL with connection details.
3. How to testing jcaps application using junit and other testing tools?
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An instance of the eGate runtime Environment that is
installed on a machine. A Logical
Host contains the software and other installed components
that are required at runtime,
such as application and message servers.
Stores and manages the setup, component, and configuration
information for eGate
Projects. The Repository also provides monitoring services
for Projects, which include
version control and impact analysis.
6. What is an Enterprise Manager?
The Sun SeeBeyond Enterprise Manager is a Web-based
interface that allows you to monitor and manage
your Sun Java Composite Application Platform Suite
applications. The Enterprise Manager requires
an eWay specific “plug-in” for each of your installed
eWays.
These plug-ins enable the Enterprise Manager to target
specific alert codes for each eWay type,
as well as to start and stop the inbound eWays.
The Sun Java Composite Application Platform Suite
Installation Guide describes how to
install the Sun SeeBeyond Enterprise Manager. The Sun
SeeBeyond eGate™ Integrator System Administration Guide
describes how to monitor servers, Services, logs, and
alerts using the Sun SeeBeyond Enterprise Manager
and the command-line client.
7. What is an Enterprise Designer?
The Enterprise Designer is the graphical user interface
(GUI) used to design and implement Sun Java Composite
Application Platform Suite (Java CAPS) projects.
8. What is Deployment Profile?
Deployment profiles define how specific instances of a
Project are deployed to a particular Environment. A
deployment profile contains information about the
assignment of services and message destinations to
integration and message servers. It also contains version
information for all relevant objects in the Project.
A collection of physical resources and their configurations
that are used to host eGateIntegrator project components.An
Environment contains Logical Hosts and external systems
10. What are the ways you can trigger a process?
1. Webservice
2. JMS
3. File e-Way
4. Batch e-way
5. Http e-way
6. Oracle inbound and so on
7.JNDI
there are so many ways to trigger a process.
Java Collaboration Definition.
It is actual a Process which performs certain activities up
on certain events.
You have editor to map different parameters in JCD. You can
even code in java in source form.
12. How to route the data from JMS to different JCDs?
Just create a jcd using JMS otd. While creating JCD it will
ask for webservice. select JMS web service and when ever
any message comes to JMS it will automatically trigger that
JCD and you can perform certain operations in that JCD
13. Explain Difference between DTD and XSD?
Both DTD (Document Type Definition) and XSD (Xml Schema Definition) intends to do the same thing: define the structure of an XML document.
DTD was introduced in 1999 along with the XML specification. It addresses the following:
1. Define elements, attributes and entities
2. The content model (what is between open tag and closing tag) for each element.
3. The possible attributes for an element
4. The content data type for elements and attributes
5. Entities that can be referenced by an XML
and so on.
As XML became more and more popular, in 2001 W3C standardized XSD to define the structure of an XML with more features:
1. XSD is follows XML syntax
2. Introduced over 40 datatypes
3. constraints on the data (of elements/ attributes)
4. precise no.of occurences of elements
and so on.
The biggest advantage of using an XSD over DTD is that you can specify all your validation rules in an XSD and the parser can check the same for you before the actual application that needs the data gets it.
A Scheduler, or Scheduler Adapter, allows a service to be
performed at a prescribed interval.
15. How to get separate log files for each service in JCAPS?
Implement Log4j in jcd.
16. Explain Different types of OTDs?
In JavaCAPS 6.0 version there are 9 different type of otds.
1.DB2 Database -Uses a UDB database to create an OTD
2.DTD -Uses an DTD to create OTD
3.JDBC Darabase -Uses An JDBC Database to create OTD
4.Oracle Database -Uses An Oracle Database to create OTD
5.SqlServer Database -Uses An SQLSER Database to create OTD
6.Sybase Database -Uses An JDBC Sybase to create OTD
7.User Defined OTD -Allows user to create Custom OTD
8.UD OTD from File -Uses a file to create custom OTD
9.XSD -Uses an XSD to create OTd
17. WHAT SUPPOSE IF YOU RECEIVE A FILE WHICH IS 10 GB IN JCAPS?
It will depend upon what type of file it is. If it is a text
file then the inbound JCD should be designed in such way that
it reads one line after the other and unmarshalls the data via
an OTD throgh a loop as it goes
If it is a XML file then the JCD should read through the XML
doc record by record and follow the process as mentioned
above.
