Test driven cloud development using Oracle SOA CS and Oracle Developer CS

© OPITZ CONSULTING GmbH 2016 Slide 1Test-Driven Cloud Development

September 2016

Test-Driven Cloud Development

Danilo SchmiedelSolution Architect | Oracle ACE DirectorOPITZ CONSULTING Deutschland GmbH

Sven BernhardtSolution Architect | Oracle ACEOPITZ CONSULTING Deutschland GmbH

Using Oracle SOA Cloud Service and Oracle Developer Cloud Service


Oracle SOA 12c @ Opitz

- First Oracle SOA / BPEL project in 2006

- Implemented multiple 10g to 11g projects

- Wide knowledge with Side-by-Side upgrades based on Enterprise Deployment Guide

n Oracle Platinum Partner, founded in 1990, located in Germany and Poland

n Specialized in many products across the Oracle portfolio

n 2 Oracle ACE Directors and 2 Oracle ACEs

n Recognized as one of the leading Oracle Fusion Middleware Partners

n 2015 & 2014: BPM Partner Community Award

2010: Fusion Middleware Award

2008 – 2010: EMEA SOA Community Award

About OPITZ CONSULTING

- Experienced with In-Place Upgrades long running / stateful processes with minimal downtime

- Products included in upgraded solutions: - Oracle SOA Suite12c - Oracle OSB 12c- Oracle BAM 12c


Agenda1. Why test-driven development?

2. Oracle SOA CS and Oracle Developer CS

3. Testing in (cloud) integration projects

4. OC Testframework

5. Demo

6. Benefits


1 Why test-driven development?


Case Study #1 - Simplified Solution Architecture

Webshop

ERP

Warehouses Carriers Suppliers

Integration Platform (SOA Suite)

Customer Service


Case Study #1 - Problem Cloud

Transparency

Technical Monitoring

Schema Validation

Handling of technical faults

Handling of business faultsHuman Intervention

Versioning

Re-usability

System Integration

Adapter

Different Protocols

ScalabilityContinuity

Standardization

Time-to-Market


Case Study #1 – Team Structure

ERP Team MW Team QA Team

5 People 9 People 6 People


2015 2016Jan Mrz Mai Jul Sep Nov 2016 Mrz Mai

GoLive:FoundationComponents1Feb15,2015

GoLive:FoundationComponents2Mrz22,2015

GoLive:Release1Apr12,2015

GoLive:Release2Mai24,2015

GoLive:Release3Jul19,2015

GoLive:Release4Dez7,2015

GoLive:Release5Jan20,2016

GoLive:Release6Apr19,2016

GoLive:Release7Mai3,2016

ProjectKickoff(incl.Specification)Jan5,2015

DevelopmentofallReleasescompletedSep18,2015

40days QAofRelease1

30days QAofRelease2

40days QAofRelease3

100days QAofRelease4

32days QAofRelease5

63days QAofRelease6

9days QAofRelease7

~8month


Case Study #1 – Project Approach (Target)n Target approach was agile

n Small, incremental deliverables

n In-time business value generation

Source: http://blog.procademysoftware.com/agile-project-management/

Source: http://www.commonplaces.com/blog/agile-vs-waterfall-how-to-approach-your-web-development-project/


Case Study #1 – Project Approach (Reality) n Static and cumbersome

n Insufficient test automation and no budget for DevOps

n Releases became too complex

Source: http://blog.procademysoftware.com/agile-project-management/

Source: http://www.commonplaces.com/blog/agile-vs-waterfall-how-to-approach-your-web-development-project/


Test maturityn Analysis of the status quo: Where we are and where we want to be?

Source: https://developer.ibm.com/urbancode/docs/continuous-delivery-maturity-model/

Minimum Target Reality

No tests


Continuous integration / delivery

Source: https://guidelines.axonivy.com/projects/guides/wiki/Continuous_integration_delivery

Source: http://softwareengineeringdaily.com/tag/continuous-delivery/


„ “Never start a (cloud) integration projectwithout an appropriate DevOps approach.

But how to establish it efficiently?


2 Oracle SOA CS and Oracle Developer CS


Oracle Cloud Services

Source: https://cloud.oracle.com/developer/services


Oracle SOA CSn Full suite of developer tools

including OSB (Virtualization), BPEL (Orchestration), B2B, Managed File Transfer, Adapters for Connectivity, API Management

n Oracle manages the infrastructure

n Fully automated provisioning

n Provides complete access, so that administrators can tune, configure, and monitor the SOA environment as with on-prem


Oracle Developer CSn Complete development platform provided as a service to enable

an agile development process and to automate DevOps & delivery

n Dev CS supports: Continuous Integration, Continuous Delivery and Collaboration

n Is included as a free entitlement with trial and paid orders of n Java Cloud Service, n Java Cloud Service-SaaS Extension, n Messaging Cloud Service, n Mobile Cloud Service, n SOA Cloud Service and n Application Container Cloud


Developer CS – What‘s inside? n Version Management - Gitn Build Automation

n Ant, Maven, Gradle, npm, Grunt, Bower, Gulp, Command line

n Continuous Integration - Hudsonn Issue Trackingn Code reviewn Deployment automationn Agile process managementn Wikin Activity Stream


3 Testing in (cloud) integration projects

Source: http://softwareengineeringdaily.com/tag/continuous-delivery/


Challenges in (cloud) integration projectsn Complexity

n Distribution of systems / services

n Wide range of different technologies & skills

n Multiple data sources

n Test automation

n Deployment automation

n Consistent monitoring (E2E)


Testing assets in SOA CS n Transformations

n XQueryn XSLTn NXSD

n Javan Java calloutsn Custom XPath functionsn JAX-WS / JAX-RS Web Services

n Services / Processesn Service Bus Servicesn SOA Composites


Testing areas

CRM ERP

ProcessLayer

Service Layer

(Facades)

System Layer


Elementary (Unit) tests of transformations and custom Java functionalities

CRM ERP

ProcessLayer

Service Layer

(Facades)

System Layer


Service/Process component tests on local Dev Environments

CRM ERP

ProcessLayer

Service Layer

(Facades)

System Layer

ElementaryTests

ElementaryTests

ElementaryTests

Mock MockMock

MockMockMock


CRM ERP

ProcessLayer

Service Layer

(Facades)

System Layer

ProcessTests

ComponentTests

MockMockMock

Service component tests on shared Test Environment


CRM ERP

ProcessLayer

Service Layer

(Facades)

System Layer

End-to-EndTests

End-to-End Tests on Integration Environments


Types of tests

Load/Performance/Stability tests

E2E tests

Process component tests

Service component tests

Transformation tests (XQuery, XSLT)Custom Java functionalities

Pre-deployTests

Post-deployTests

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4 OC Testframework


Oracle SOA OOTB testing capabilitiesn Design-time tests for transformations (XQuery, XSLT)

n Design-time tests for Business rules

n Test suites for SOA compositesn Mocking of services/inbound messsages (Process initiation) at composite leveln Mocking of references/outbound messages (Emulations) at composite leveln Definition of XML assertions (Strict and similar)n Define tests for BPEL components on BPEL activity level

n Variable and fault assertionsn Bypass blocking activities like waitsn Assert activity executions

n No testing capability for Mediator, Human Task, BPMN


OC SOA Testing Frameworkn Java-based framework

n Developed and enhanced in several projects

n Uses provided Oracle APIs

n Supports SB Service testing

n Supports integration testing for SB and SOA composites

n Consistent integration in CI environment

n Earns further maturity through usage in international projects

n Supports SOA Suite 11g and 12c


Featuresn Execute XQuery, Xsl and Nxsd tests

n Validate XML requests and responses

n Call services

n Intercept service calls

n Mock services (WS, JCA adapters, Human tasks)

n Manipulate runtime artifacts (DVMs, SB pipelineconfigurations/properties)

n Check execution of BPMN audit trail (activty execution, etc.)


Comparison OOTB Testing vs. OC SOA TestingOOTB OC SOA Testing

Test-driven approach - ✔

Test automation Composites only ✔

Mocking ✔ ✔

Support for test types

• UnitXSLT / XQuery design-time only

Composites ✔Service Bus –

✔

• Isolation Composites only ✔

• Integration Manual ✔


Benefitsn Test-Driven Development (TDD)

n Common approach in Java/JEE developmentn Ensures that intended behavior is tested properly

n Consistent testing approach

n Flexibility

n Extensibility

Anti-Pattern


OC SOA Testing – SOA CompositesTest Client SOA Server

SAR

SAR (original)

SAR (manipulated)

SAR (manipulated)

Download Composite

Execute test

Upload Composite SAR (original)

SAR (original)

Mock services

Check


OC SOA Testing – SB ServicesTest Client SB Server

SBAR

Create Session

Execute test SBAR (manipulated)

Manipulate Service

Commit Session

Rollback Changes SBAR

Mock services

Check


5 Demo


Setup 1/2n Create new project in DevCS (Initial repository)

n Adjust local Maven settings to use DevCS Maven repository

n Populate Maven repositoryn mvn deploy:deploy-file -DpomFile=oracle-maven-sync-12.1.3.pom -Dfile=oracle-

maven-sync-12.1.3.jar -Durl=https://developer.us2.oraclecloud.com/profile/ developer88301-deoracleem99369/s/developer88301-deoracleem99369_soa-cloud-testing_10988/maven/ -DrepositoryId=odcs

n mvn com.oracle.maven:oracle-maven-sync:push -Doracle-maven-sync.oracleHome=$MW_HOME -Doracle-maven-sync.serverId=odcs -P odcs

n Add additional libraries needed by the OC SOA Testingframework


Setup 2/2n Commit & push your code to DevCS Git repository

n Deploy your artifacts to SOA CS

n Define the Hudson build jobs that executes testsn Pre-deploy test (XQuery, Xsl, Nxsd)n Post-deploy test (SOA composite tests, SB services)

n Find a detailed description with the basic steps:https://community.oracle.com/community/cloud_computing/platform-as-a-service-paas/oracle-developer-cloud-service/blog/2015/11/05/soa-cloud-service-developer-cloud-service-integration


5 Benefits


Benefitsn Consistent, straight-forward testing approach

n Enables DevOps for SOA CSn Uses the same technologies for all implementation assestsn Supports the automation of the software development lifecycle

n Considers all assets of an SOA CS integration projectn Scalability

n Add new testing capabilties by adding additional environmentsn Improve code qualityn Faster development cycles

n Supports version upgrades and on-prem to cloud migrationscovered by tests to validate the results


Q & A


Contact Details

Danilo SchmiedelSolution Architect | Oracle ACE Director

OPITZ CONSULTING Deutschland GmbHTempelhofer Weg 64, 12347 Berlin, Germanyhttp://www.opitz-consulting.com

Phone: +49 173 7279001Mail: [email protected]

@dschmied

http://inside-bpm-and-soa.blogspot.com & http://thecattlecrew.net


Contact Details

Sven BernhardtSolution Architect | Oracle ACE

OPITZ CONSULTING Deutschland GmbHKirchstrasse 6, 51647 Gummersbach, Germanyhttp://www.opitz-consulting.com

Phone: +49 172 2193529Mail: [email protected]

@sbernhardt

https://svenbernhardt.wordpress.com & http://thecattlecrew.net

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