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Latest revision as of 02:53, 3 June 2009

User Stories for Service Developers

ID/Bug As an I would like to so that Topic and/or link to backlog item(s) Status
S001 Eclipse Service Developer use the target platformprovisioning P2 repository to download a released version of Swordfish, I can install swordfish and set it as target platform.. Swordfish Eclipse Features from download site Done
S005 Eclipse Service Developer install Swordfish Tools into my existing Eclipse IDE, I can start developing services quickly AND continue to use plugins I have already. Set Swordfish as target patform Done
S010 Eclipse Service Developer run a JAX-WS Service Participant within Eclipse Equinox, I can test my code immediately Integrate Apache CXF
Done
S015 Eclipse Service Developer use the http and https transport protocols, I can communicate over the web. Integrate Apache CXF Done
S020 Eclipse Service Developer use dynamic policy based Service lookup I can utilize QOS with different service levels for the Same service i.e. different security levels. Service Registry Feature Done
S025 Eclipse Service Developer write a JAX-WS Service using Eclipse and compile it, I can get started with Swordfish Service development. Develop JAX-WS Swordfish Bundle Done
S026 Eclipse Service Developer create a Swordfish-CXF service descriptor using the Eclipse Wizard , so that I can start developing services the way I used to in Eclipse. New CXF service description file wizard Done
S027 Eclipse Service Developer edit a existing Swordfish-CXF service descriptor, so that I can add/modify/delete my services declaration without prior Spring knowledge. CXF Service Description Editor Open
S030 Eclipse Service Developer run a JAX-WS Service Bundle in Eclipse, I can check my Service Bundle within the development environment. Run JAX-WS Swordfish Bundle Done
S035 Eclipse Service Developer bundle Business Participant with necessary Swordfish Artefacts, I can work with one single bundle during deployment. TBD Done
S040 Eclipse Service Developer run a JAX-WS Service Consumer in a Servlet Engine, I can test my code immediately TBD Open
S045 Eclipse Service Developer use JAX-WS plugin fragment for new Plugin project wizard, I can start with my ready-made example. Use JAX-WS Plugin Fragment
Done
S050 Eclipse Service Developer want to be guided through examples/tutorials for implemtation and running JAX-WS services with Swordfish, I can get started easily Not a Backlog Item but part of Feature completeness criteria Open
S055 Eclipse Service Developer deploy a JAX-WS Service Participant into the running Target Platform outside of Eclipse, I can test my code immediately without needing to restart the target platform (hot deployment). See also user story for deployment in tooling list below. For dynamic configuration: OSGi configuration Agent Open
S059
Sprint 5, Rank 3
Eclipse Service Developer have an exemplary policy which is implemented for service lookup as well as for processing in an interceptor, I can understand the complete chain of policy processing. TBD Open
S060 Eclipse Service Developer select the consumer policy dynamically, I can invoke service calls with different policies from the same consumer TBD Open
S061 Eclipse Service Developer I want to use authentication based on WS-Trust, I can use a centralized SAML Token Service. Centralized Authentication and Authorization Open
S062 Eclipse Service Developer I want to use policy controled authorization, I can cntrol acess rights for my services. Centralized Authentication and Authorization Open
S065 Eclipse Service Developer start a JAX-WS Service Provider in the Target Platform outside of Eclipse, I can test my code in a distributed environment. TBD Open
S070 Eclipse Service Developer start a Servlet JAX-WS Service Provider in the Target Platform outside of Eclipse, I can test my code in a distributed environment. TBD Open
S075
#271337
Eclipse Service Developer view and save WSDL of my newly developed JAS-WS service deployed in Swordfish I can use it for testing. TBD Open
S080 Eclipse Service Developer debug my JAX-WS services related to the SOA infrastructure based on clearly understandable, well structured error messages, I do not get lost in lengthy meaningless logs. TBD Open
S085 Eclipse Service Developer utilize message streaming, I can provide high performance applications with low roundtrip times even for larger amounts of data transferred. TBD Open
S090 Eclipse Service Developer generate JAX-WS Service Consumers from WSDL which can run in Equinox (J2SE) (WSDL first), I can implement the business logic without taking care about Service Proxy or any other SOA infrastructure releated code. May be achieved through existing tools not part of Swordfish Open
S095
Sprint 5, Rank 1
Eclipse Service Developer generate JAX-WS Service Providers from WSDL which can run in Equinox (J2SE)(WSDL first). I can implement the business logic without taking care about the Service Skeleton or any other SOA infrastructure releated code. JAX-WS Code Generation
Done
S100 Eclipse Service Developer retrieve the WSDL for Code generation out of Eclipse from the Service Registry, I do not need to download and generate in two steps. TBD Open
S105 Eclipse Service Developer deploy a J2SE JAX-WS Service Participant from my Eclipse Workspace into the Target Platform outside of Eclipse, I can test my code immediately in a distributed environment. TBD Open
S110 Eclipse Service Developer generate WSDL for a JAX-WS Service from code(code first generation). I can publish my WSDL easily into Service Registry from implemented code. TBD Open
S115 Eclipse Service Developer generate JAX-WS Service Consumers from WSDL which can run in a Servlet Container (Web), I can implement the business logic without taking care about SOA releated code AND having a free choice of deployment scenarios. TBD Open
S120 Eclipse Service Developer generate JAX-WS Service Provider from WSDL which can run in a Servlet Container (Web), I can implement the business logic without taking care about SOA releated code AND having a free choice of deployment scenarios. TBD Open
S125 Eclipse Service Developer use jms as transport protocol, I can provide a reliable transport. TBD Open
S130 Eclipse Service Developer test my Service Consumer whithout having implemented a Service Provider, I can start testing early AND implement consumer and provider independently. TBD Open
S135 Eclipse Service Developer test my Service Provider whithout having implemented a Service Consumer, I can start testing early AND implement consumer and provider independently. TBD Open
S140 Eclipse Service Developer reference message schemas from the WSDL, I do not need to modify the WSDL when something in the message schemas changes AND I can reuse the same schemas for multiple WSDLs. TBD Open
S145 Eclipse Service Developer retreive Service artifacts (Service Description, Policy) from Service Registry for test executions, I do not need to download and test in two steps. TBD Open
S146 Eclipse Service Developer generate XML requests on the base of the WSDL and/or schema for test executions, I do not need to create the test requests manually. TBD Open
S150 Eclipse Service Developer develop simple test scripts for my service, I can run basic regression tests of all Service Operations with a variety of transports and policies during progressing implementation. TBD Open
S155 Eclipse Service Developer edit Service related spring configuration based on Swordfish semantics, I can ensure my service will run in Swordfish. TBD Open
S160 Eclipse Service Developer generate JAX-WS Service Consumers from WSDL which can run in an JEE Application Server, I can implement the business logic without taking care about SOA releated code AND having a free choice of deployment scenarios. TBD Open
S170 Eclipse Service Developer generate JAX-WS Service Provider from WSDL which can run in an JEE Application Server, I can implement the business logic without taking care about SOA releated code AND having a free choice of deployment scenarios. TBD Open
S180 Eclipse Service Developer run a JAX-WS Service Consumer in a JEE Application Server outside of Eclipse, I can test my code in a distributed environment. TBD Open
S190 Eclipse Service Developer start a JAX-WS Service Provider in a JEE Application Server I can test my code in a distributed JEE environment. TBD Open
S200 Eclipse Service Developer use any other transport protocol offered by ServiceMix, I can integrate easier with legacy Systems. (I am aware that restrictions apply regarding policies influencing the wire format.) TBD Open
S210 Eclipse Service Developer upgrade an existing development environment with Swordfish and SOA Tools I can use the latest version. TBD Open


See also: Swordfish Product Backlog


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