Brian Wilson

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Sun ONE Architecture
Brian Wilson Chief Technologist, Americas Sun ONE
Products Sun Microsystems, Inc.
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Outline

• Sun ONE Open Net Environment
• Vision and Concepts
• Positioning the Architecture
• The Services Stack
• Standards, Protocols, Products

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Services on Demand
Serviceson Demand

• Services on Demand is an umbrella concept for
  delivering services any time, anywhere, on any
  kind of client device. The concept comprises
• Internet Web Application delivery platform today
• Emerging infrastructure for basic Web Services
• A roadmap for enhancing Web Services for
  Federated Commerce with identity services and
  contextual awareness
• Specifications for access by current and future
  deployment environments J2EE, J2ME, Jini, JXTA,
  Grid Computing, etc.

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Web Services
ServicesYellow Pages
Staticlookup
Points to URI
XML /SOAP
Description of Services Interfaces
Description of Service
Dynamiclookup
XML overSOAP/ebXML/JMS
SOAP/XML wrapper
SOAP/XML wrappers
- or -
Components
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Web Services Definition, contd
Web Services

• Web services are headless -- accessed
  programmatically by applications or otherweb
  services

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Impacts on Software
CustomIntegration
Web Services
Monolithic Software
The Network
Web Services
Metcalfes Law The value of the network is
proportional to the square of the number of users
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ebXML Emerging Dynamic B2B Standard

• Important part of Sun ONE
• Joint standard of UN/CEFACT and OASIS
• Secure, reliable XML transport built on SOAP
• Registry contains business objects and process
  orchestration

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Scope of Sun ONE Architecture

• Web applications middleware
• Web services middleware
• Identity/Context services (including those
  defined by Liberty Alliance)
• Web client model, with J2ME and desktop Java
  standards
• Other middleware interfaces and core web
  services user/group schema/policy, portal
  channels, office, communications,e-commerce
  services, etc.
• Tools relevant to Java and web apps/services

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Sun ONE ArchitectureIntegrated, Integratable

• Audiences Developers, Software Vendors

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Phases of Adoption
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Sun ONE Public Roadmap
Federated Services Registry UDDI
(Public) ebXML Federated Services
Private Services Registry Sun ONE Studio 4.0
JAX Pack-enabled App/ Web/Int Servers
Studio UDDI Libertyenabled Directory
Server Solaris 9 J2EE 1.4
Services Infrastructure Instant
Messaging SOAP-enabled App/Web/ Integration
Servers Sun ONE Studio Web Services Module
R E T U R N O N A S S E T S
2002
2003
2001
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Services Stack Creating Services on Demand
Service Container
Service Delivery
Service Integration
Identity and Policy
Platform
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Product Mappings
Service Creation, Assembly, and Deployment Sun
ONE Studio tools
Platform Solaris, Sun Cluster, SPARC, Storage
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Standards
Platform POSIX, NFS, FTP, Bind, Sendmail, DHCP,
TCP, IPv6, Mobile IPv4, IPSec, GSS-API, PPP,
Fibre Channel, SCSI, Infiniband
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J2EE in the Containers
,
Service Delivery
Service Integration
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Service Integration
JAXR
JDBC, EJB CMP
JMS
Connectors
JavaMail
JAX-RPC
JAXM
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Service Creation, Assembly,and Deployment

• Sun ONE Studio
• NetBeans IDE standard
• Sun ONE Process Builder

• Deployment interfaces to Sun ONE application
  server

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Service Delivery

• Portal Services
• Java Web Clients and Java Vending Machine
• Sun ONE Application Framework

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Identity and Policy
Federated Identity Providers
Common Management Infrastructure
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Possible Identity Solutions
Centralized Model
Single Identity Operator
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Liberty Alliance
today.
And growing.
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Platform

• Solaris Platform in Sun ONE
• Application Server Integrated J2EE container
• Name and Directory Services Integrated directory
  server
• Security Consistent authentication and security
  across stack
• SunCluster Highly available services on demand
• Deployment, Monitoring, Resource Management

Platform Operating System, Hardware, Storage,
Network
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Brian Wilson For more information http//www.sun.
com/sunone/ http//www.netbeans.org/ http//projec
tliberty.org/