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Title:
What’s new in Cast Iron and Creating Development Accelerators
Stream:
Cloud (1)
Speakers:
Andrew Daniel
Abstract:
WebSphere Cast Iron cloud integration is IBM’s platform for integrating on-premise systems such as SAP, Siebel and DB2 with software-as-a-service (SaaS) providers such as SalesForce.com and Oracle CRM On Demand.
This session will initially provide a short overview of the Cast Iron platform including its variety of offerings, endpoint adapters, easy-to-use functionality and more, before discussing recent highlights in the platform and recently announced offering Cast Iron Express, Connector Development Kit and the IBM Service Management Pack for Hybrid Cloud Integration
It will demonstrate how to create a Cast Iron orchestration from scratch with zero coding, using the powerful object metadata discovery tools to introspect the data endpoints. We will then use the built in Studio Verify functionality to test the new orchestration, before following the simple steps required to package the orchestration as a Template Integration Process (TIP) and publish it to the public TIP repository where it can searched for and reused in subsequent projects.
This session will initially provide a short overview of the Cast Iron platform including its variety of offerings, endpoint adapters, easy-to-use functionality and more, before discussing recent highlights in the platform and recently announced offering Cast Iron Express, Connector Development Kit and the IBM Service Management Pack for Hybrid Cloud Integration
It will demonstrate how to create a Cast Iron orchestration from scratch with zero coding, using the powerful object metadata discovery tools to introspect the data endpoints. We will then use the built in Studio Verify functionality to test the new orchestration, before following the simple steps required to package the orchestration as a Template Integration Process (TIP) and publish it to the public TIP repository where it can searched for and reused in subsequent projects.
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Bio:
Andrew Daniel:
Andrew Daniel is a Software Engineer in the IBM WebSphere Cast Iron Development team, based at the IBM Hursley Lab, where he is responsible for functional testing of the Cast Iron Express offering.
Andrew joined IBM in 2009 as a graduate after studying Computer Science and Games Technology at Nottingham Trent University.
