1. Modeling & Messaging for Connected Systems
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Modeling & Messaging for Connected Systems
Arvindra Sehmi Architect & Head of Enterprise Team Microsoft EMEA D&PE
Beat Schwegler Architect, Enterprise Team Microsoft EMEA D&PE blogs.msdn.com/beatsch
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2. Models of Connected Systems

3. London Tube Map

4. London Night Bus Map

7. Modeling Connected Systems The “Old” Way
System Model (Classic)
Business Model
Technical Model

8. 12/5/2018 5:53 AM
Today
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9. If You Invest …Then Tomorrow
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If You Invest …Then Tomorrow
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10. 10 Years Later-What Actually Happened
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10 Years Later-What Actually Happened
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11. Modeling Connected Systems The “New” Way
System Model (Service Based)
Business Model
Service
Model
Technical Model

12. Modeling Connected Systems
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Modeling Connected Systems
Business Model
Service Model
Technology Model
Service Interface
What Capabilities
Service Contract
Service Implementation
SLE
SLA
Service Host
How  Business Processes
Orchestration
Service Management
Orchestration Engine
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13. Modeling Connected Systems
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Modeling Connected Systems
Business Model
Service Model
Technology Model
Service Interface
What Capabilities
Service Contract
Service Implementation
SLE
SLA
Service Host
How  Business Processes
Orchestration
Service Management
Orchestration Engine
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14. Decomposing Value Chains
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Decomposing Value Chains
Corporate Credit
Product Selection
Collaterals Acquisition
Data
Entry
Rating
First Vote
Product Config- uration
Collaterals Evaluation
Final Vote & Decision
Get Signature
Check Contract
Collaterals Registration
Payment
Building Credit
Product Selection
Collaterals Acquisition
Data
Entry
Scoring
First Vote
Product Config- uration
Collaterals Evaluation
Final Vote & Decision
Get Signature
Check Contract
Entry in Land Register
Payment
Consumer Credit
Product Selection
Data
Entry
Scoring
Vote
Decision
Get Signature
Check Contract
Payment
Disaggregation of the value chain
Product Configuration
Product Configuration
Collaterals Registration
Scoring
Scoring
Rating
Vote
Decision
Check
Contract
Product Selection
Product Selection
Entry in Land Register
Collaterals Evaluation
Collaterals Evaluation
Collaterals Acquisition
Get Signature
Payment
Data Entry
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15. (regulation and infrastructure)
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Capability Maps
Customers
Customer-Facing
Channel Partners
Suppliers
Develop
Products &
Services
Generate
Demand
Logistics Providers
Collaborate
Deliver
Products &
Services
Plan and
Manage the
Enterprise
Financial Providers
Governments
(regulation and infrastructure)
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16. (regulation and infrastructure)
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Mapping Capabilities
Customers
Customer-Facing
Channel Partners
Suppliers
Develop
Products &
Services
Generate
Demand
Logistics Providers
Collaborate
Deliver
Products &
Services
Plan and
Manage the
Enterprise
Financial Providers
Governments
(regulation and infrastructure)
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17. Re-Mapping Capabilities
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Re-Mapping Capabilities
Customers
Customer-Facing
Channel Partners
Suppliers
Develop
Products &
Services
Generate
Demand
Logistics Providers
Collaborate
Deliver
Products &
Services
Plan and
Manage the
Enterprise
Financial Providers
Governments
(regulation and infrastructure)
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18. (regulation and infrastructure)
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Capability Maps
3.3 Procurement
Sourcing and Supplier Contract Management
Purchasing
Receiving of Indirect/ Capital Goods
3. Deliver Products and Services
Provide Service
Advanced Planning
Procurement
Produce Product
Logistics
Customers
Customer-Facing
Channel Partners
Suppliers
Develop
Products &
Services
Generate
Demand
Logistics Providers
Collaborate
3.3.2 Purchasing
Request Resources
Acquire/Purchase Resources
Manage Suppliers
Deliver
Products &
Services
Plan and
Manage the
Enterprise
Request Resources
Create Purchase Requisitions
Manage Requisition Approval Process
Perform Encumbrance Check
Create Auction Bids
Financial Providers
Governments
(regulation and infrastructure)
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20. Simple Capability Mapping Tool
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demo
Simple Capability Mapping Tool
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21. Business
Protocol
Business
Contract

22. Modeling Connected Systems
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Modeling Connected Systems
Business Model
Service Model
Technology Model
Service Interface
What Capabilities
Service Contract
Service Implementation
SLE
SLA
Service Host
How  Business Processes
Orchestration
Service Management
Orchestration Engine
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23. Modeling Connected Systems
12/5/2018 5:53 AM
Modeling Connected Systems
Business Model
Service Model
Technology Model
Service Interface
What Capabilities
Service Contract
Service Implementation
SLE
SLA
Service Host
How  Business Processes
Orchestration
Service Management
Orchestration Engine
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24. Bank Austria Case Study (Pub 9-Jun-05)
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Bank Austria Case Study (Pub 9-Jun-05)
Real World Example of Pragmatic SOAD
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25. Business Abstraction Level
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Pragmatic SOAD
Classic UML-Based
OOAD
applied at the
Business Abstraction Level
gives us a way to start
SOAD
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26. Pragmatic SOAD Dynamic SOA Model Derivation: Service Use Case Process
Interaction Model
SOA Model Derivation:
Service
Use Case
Process
Collaboration
MEP
Interaction
Canonical Data
MEP Semantics
Domain
Contract
Canonical Schema
Requirements
Statement
Use Case Model
Collaboration Model
Colour coding is deliberate and associative.
Static
Code
Domain Model
Class Model
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27. Developed with Business Analyst
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Use Case Model
Developed with Business Analyst
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28. Derived from Use Case Model
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Service Model
Derived from Use Case Model
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29. Interaction Model (1/3) Processes
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Processes
Look for Messages, MEPs, Canonical Schema, Service Contracts, Processes
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30. Interaction Model (2/3) Activities
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Activities
Look for Messages, MEPs, Canonical Schema, Service Contracts, Processes
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31. Interaction Model (3/3) Activities
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Activities
Look for Messages, MEPs, Canonical Schema, Service Contracts, Processes
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32. “On-The-Wire” Data Model
Canonical Schema
“On-The-Wire” Data Model
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33. Modeling Connected Systems
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Modeling Connected Systems
Business Model
Service Model
Technology Model
Service Interface
What Capabilities
Service Contract
Service Implementation
SLE
SLA
Service Host
How  Business Processes
Orchestration
Service Management
Orchestration Engine
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34. Modeling Connected Systems
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Modeling Connected Systems
Business Model
Service Model
Technology Model
Service Interface
What Capabilities
Service Contract
Service Implementation
SLE
SLA
Service Host
How  Business Processes
Orchestration
Service Management
Orchestration Engine
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35. Service Contract Mapping
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Service Contract Mapping
SO Concepts
WSDL
Endpoint
Transport
Message
Interface
Entity
Service
Binding
Message
PortType
Type
abstract
technology independent C B
concrete
technology dependent A
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36. Service Contract Mapping
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Service Contract Mapping
Contract OO
Service
Binding
Message
PortType
Type
Class
Interface
Int. Impl.
Service Impl.
Int. Host
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37. Interfaces & Implementation
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Interfaces & Implementation
Service Interfaces
Svc Contract
Svc Contract
asmx
Interface
WCF Interface
WSE Interface
Service Implementation
Svc Contract
Service Adapter
Svc Contract
Service Internals
OO Impl.
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39. Implementing the Contract
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Implementing the Contract
SOA
VS.NET Projects
Endpoint
Transport
Message
Interface
Entity
Impl.
xx.Data
xx.Messages
xx.BizLogic
xx.Interfaces
xx.Adapters
xx.WCF
xx.WS
Deployment
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40. A “Order Service” Solution

41. 6 Steps to Implement the Order Service
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6 Steps to Implement the Order Service
Design the data & message contract
Design the service contract
Create the adapters
Implement the service internals
Connect the internals to the adapters
Create the transport interfaces
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42. 1. Design the Data & Msg Contract (1/2)
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43. 1. Design the Data & Msg Contract (2/2)
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44. 2. Design the Service Contract (1/2)

45. 2. Design the Service Contract (2/2)

46. 3. Create the Adapter

47. 4. Implement the Internals

48. 5. Connect the Internals to the Adapters

49. 6. Create the Transport Interfaces

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demo
GAT4WS
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51. 5 Pillars of Connected Systems
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5 Pillars of Connected Systems
Connected Systems
Messaging Provides “Connectedness”
The 3-Part Model is mostly about the Messaging pillar!
Integrated Tools and Modeling
Messaging & Service
Integrated User
Experience
Pervasive
Workflow
Federated
Identity
Federated
Data
To successfully build systems that connect your organization —
And further connect your organization to your suppliers, partners, and customers —
You need trustworthy technology to deliver on these core requirements,
Supported by proven principles, patterns, models and tools,
That deliver on cross-cutting concerns such as security, management, and governance.
Integrated Management and Governance
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52. Platform Capabilities & Product Waves
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Platform Capabilities & Product Waves
AD-FS
SQL 2005
VSTO
1 Click
WSE
BTS 2006
2005 Wave
Workflows & Rules
Service Orientation
Identity & Access
Seamless Data
Interaction
2003 Wave
InfoCard
AD-STS
WinFS
WPF
Office 12 / Live
WCF
LH/Vista Wave WF
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53. Modeling Connected Systems
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Modeling Connected Systems
Business Model
Service Model
Technology Model
Service Interface
What Capabilities
Service Contract
Service Implementation
SLE
SLA
Service Host
How  Business Processes
Orchestration
Service Management
Orchestration Engine
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54. Modeling Connected Systems
12/5/2018 5:53 AM
Modeling Connected Systems
Business Model
Service Model
Technology Model
Service Interface
What Capabilities
Service Contract
Service Implementation
SLE
SLA
Service Host
How  Business Processes
Orchestration
Service Management
Orchestration Engine
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55. Summary We have defined a 3-Part Model where: Connected systems:
Service Orientation promotes alignment between Business & Technology
Explicit Business, Service & Technology models drive this alignment
Connected systems:
Are instances of the entire 3-Part Model
Are “more completely” implemented using the 5 Pillars of Microsoft's platform technologies

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