Turmeric is an Open Source Policy-Driven SOA platform, it was shared at 4th International SOA Symposium in Brazil

1. 4 th International SOA Symposium Alvarez Muguerza, José Brasilia, 04.28.2011

4. Context: eBay José Alvarez Muguerza / 4 th SOA Symposium – 04.28.2011, Brasilia - Brasil More than 100 million of active users, eBay's marketplace manages millions of daily retails transactions in almost 30 countries around the world.

9. Turmeric Platform José Alvarez Muguerza / 4 th SOA Symposium – 04.28.2011, Brasilia - Brasil

13. Turmeric: Core José Alvarez Muguerza / 4 th SOA Symposium – 04.28.2011, Brasilia - Brasil Framework servlet OR New tomcat connector Server Message Processor In Pipeline Reads Request Disp ServiceImpl Out pipeline MCtx Incoming request Logging handler Auth handler Resp disp Outgoing response G11N Global & Service Specific Config files 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Protocol specific (e.g SOAP) processors Transport (de)serialization happens here if not already done SPF

16. Custom Data Formats - JAXB José Alvarez Muguerza / 4 th SOA Symposium – 04.28.2011, Brasilia - Brasil (de)serializer factory (Request/Response) Message Cache (de)serialized objects Calls from handlers (pipeline) Or from Req/Resp dispatchers XML NV JSON Binary XML Stax parsers for each data format Others (de)serialize (incoming)outgoing message getSerializer/ getDeserializer (based on the type) XML NV JSON Binary XML Others Pluggable (via config) Uniform JAXB based (de)serializers 1 2 3 4 5

17. Native (de)serialization XML Other formats JSON NV A single Instance of Service Impl Java objects Passed to pipeline XML NV JSON Directly deserialized into SOA framework others Ser/Deser module Uniform interface Native serialization No intermediate format Avoids extra conversion Pluggable formats José Alvarez Muguerza / 4 th SOA Symposium – 04.28.2011, Brasilia - Brasil

19. Turmeric: Local Binding José Alvarez Muguerza / 4 th SOA Symposium – 04.28.2011, Brasilia - Brasil Client Message Processor Out Pipeline Reads Request Disp In pipeline Logging Auth Resp disp 9 3 4 5 7 8 6 G11N Client Specific Config file Transport factory Local transport HTTP sync and async SMTP or others Client App SIF API 2 1 10 Protocol specific processors (e.g SOAP) Pluggable transports JAX-WS compliant

24. Turmeric: Policy Admin console José Alvarez Muguerza / 4 th SOA Symposium – 04.28.2011, Brasilia - Brasil

25. Turmeric: Monitoring console José Alvarez Muguerza / 4 th SOA Symposium – 04.28.2011, Brasilia - Brasil

26. Turmeric: Eclipse Plugins José Alvarez Muguerza / 4 th SOA Symposium – 04.28.2011, Brasilia - Brasil

28. Turmeric: Eclipse Dev Tools José Alvarez Muguerza / 4 th SOA Symposium – 04.28.2011, Brasilia - Brasil Short HOW-TO Create a Turmeric Consumer WS

29. Turmeric: Eclipse Dev Tools José Alvarez Muguerza / 4 th SOA Symposium – 04.28.2011, Brasilia - Brasil 1) File > New Turmeric WS Consumer

30. Turmeric: Eclipse Dev Tools José Alvarez Muguerza / 4 th SOA Symposium – 04.28.2011, Brasilia - Brasil 2) Select the WSDL

31. Turmeric: Eclipse Dev Tools José Alvarez Muguerza / 4 th SOA Symposium – 04.28.2011, Brasilia - Brasil

32. Turmeric: Eclipse Dev Tools José Alvarez Muguerza / 4 th SOA Symposium – 04.28.2011, Brasilia - Brasil ClientConfig.xml <?xml version=&quot;1.0&quot; encoding=&quot;UTF-8&quot; standalone=&quot;yes&quot;?> <client-config-list xmlns=&quot;http://www.ebayopensource.org/turmeric/common/config&quot;> <client-config> <service-interface-class-name>com.ebay.marketplace.search.v1.services.findingservice.FindingServiceV1 </service-interface-class-name> <service-location>http://svcs.sandbox.ebay.com/services/search/FindingService/v1 </service-location> <client-instance-config> <invocation-options> <preferred-transport name=&quot;HTTP11&quot; /> <request-data-binding>XML</request-data-binding> <response-data-binding>XML</response-data-binding> <invocation-use-case>FindingServiceV1Client</invocation-use-case> </invocation-options> <transport name=&quot;HTTP11&quot;> <class-name> org.ebayopensource.turmeric.runtime.sif.impl.transport.http.HTTPSyncAsyncClientTransport </class-name> <header-options> <option name=&quot;X-EBAY-SOA-OPERATION-NAME&quot;>findItemsByKeywords</option> <option name=&quot;X-EBAY-SOA-SECURITY-APPNAME&quot;>xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx</option> </header-options> <default-options> <socket-connect-timeout-msec>50000</socket-connect-timeout-msec> <socket-read-timeout-msec>50000</socket-read-timeout-msec> <invocation-timeout-msec>50000</invocation-timeout-msec> </default-options> </transport> </client-instance-config> </client-config> </client-config-list>

33. Turmeric: Eclipse Dev Tools José Alvarez Muguerza / 4 th SOA Symposium – 04.28.2011, Brasilia - Brasil Synchronous Invocation Asynchronous Invocation

34. Turmeric: Eclipse Dev Tools José Alvarez Muguerza / 4 th SOA Symposium – 04.28.2011, Brasilia - Brasil 3) Set Invoker parameters - (optional)

35. Turmeric: Eclipse Dev Tools José Alvarez Muguerza / 4 th SOA Symposium – 04.28.2011, Brasilia - Brasil 4) just Run It... public static void main(String[] args) { FindItemsByKeywordsRequest req = new FindItemsByKeywordsRequest(); req.setKeywords(&quot;phone&quot;); try { FindItemsByKeywordsResponse res = new FindingServiceV1Consumer(&quot;FindingServiceV1Consumer&quot;, &quot;sandbox&quot;).findItemsByKeywords(req); if(res.getSearchResult()!=null && res.getSearchResult().getItem().size()>0){ for (SearchItem item : res.getSearchResult().getItem()) { System.out.println(item.getTitle()); } } } catch (ServiceException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } } and the response is: New unlocked FM mini Iphone KA09 GSM AT&T T-Mobile Cell LG Chocolate Touch VX8575 Verizon Retail Box Cell Phone New unlocked Iphone K06 3G Verizon Cell … .......