Next Generation Application Integration: From Simple Information to Web Services
Next Generation Application Integration: From Simple Information to Web Services
ISBN: 0201844567
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 220
Pages: 220
Authors: David S. Linthicum
- Main Page
- Table of content
- Copyright
- Advance Praise for Next Generation Application Integration
- Addison-Wesley Information Technology Series
- Preface
- Why a New Book?
- Target Audience
- What This Book Is
- Organization
- Other Stuff
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter One. Approaching Application Integration
- Moving from Information-Oriented to Service-Oriented Application Integration
- Application Integration Approaches
- Application Integration: Clearly the Future
- Part I: Types of Application Integration
- Chapter Two. Information-Oriented Application Integration
- Coupling versus Cohesion
- It s Just Data
- IOAI: The Gory Details
- Information Producers and Consumers: Common Patterns
- Approaching Information Integration
- Normalizing the Problem Domain
- Working with Information-Oriented Application Integration
- Chapter Three. Business Process Integration-Oriented Application Integration
- BPIOAI Defined
- Drilling Down on BPIOAI?
- Implementing BPIOAI
- Tools and Approaches
- Process Modeling
- Middleware Interfaces
- BPIOAI and Application Integration
- Chapter Four. Service-Oriented Application Integration
- The Basics
- Enter Web Services
- Web Services Exposed
- Where s the Fit?
- Scenarios
- Understanding Service Frameworks
- Moving to Application Services
- Chapter Five. Portal-Oriented Application Integration
- POAI by Example
- Portal Power
- Web-Enabled World
- Portal Architecture
- Portals and Application Integration
- Part II: Application Integration Technology
- Chapter Six. Middleware Basics
- What Is Middleware?
- Middleware Models
- Types of Middleware
- Application Servers
- Integration Servers
- Tough Choices
- Chapter Seven. Middleware Types and Application Integration: What Works Where?
- Transactional Middleware and Application Integration
- Notion of a Transaction
- Application Servers
- RPCs, Messaging, and Application Integration
- RPCs
- Message-Oriented Middleware
- Distributed Objects and Application Integration
- Database-Oriented Middleware and Application Integration
- Chapter Eight. Java-Based Middleware Standards and Application Integration
- Java-Based Middleware Categories
- Database Oriented
- Interprocess
- Message Oriented
- Messaging Models
- Application Hosting
- Connectivity
- J2EE
- Transactional J2EE
- Messaging J2EE
- Distributed Application J2EE
- Java and Middleware
- Chapter Nine. Integration Servers and Application Integration
- Integration Servers Defined
- Integration Server Services
- Why a New Layer?
- Applications, Databases, and Middleware
- Transformation Layer
- Schema Conversion
- Data Conversion
- Intelligent Routing
- Rules Processing
- Message Warehousing
- Repository Services
- User Interface
- Directory Services
- Management
- Adapters
- Other Features
- Topologies
- The Future of Application Integration and Integration Servers
- Chapter Ten. Adapters and the J2EE Connector Architecture
- The Purpose of Adapters
- Information-Oriented versus Service-Oriented Adapters
- Interface Types
- JCA
- Breaking Down JCA
- Understanding JCA Resource Adapters
- Packaging Your JCA Adapter
- CCI
- Adaptable World
- Part III: Application Integration Standards
- Chapter Eleven. XML, XSLT, and Application Integration
- So, What s the Big Deal?
- The Value of XML
- XML Meets Middleware
- Integration Solutions
- XML-Enabled Standards
- Using XSLT for B2B Application Integration
- What Is XSLT?
- The Mechanisms
- XSLT Processors and Processing
- Transformation Process
- XSLT Applications
- XSLT and Application Integration
- XML and Application Integration
- Chapter Twelve. ebXML and Application Integration
- ebXML for Trade
- ebXML Components
- ebXML Architecture
- Business Process Modeling
- Conformance to ebXML
- ebFuture
- Chapter Thirteen. BPEL4WS and Application Integration
- The BPEL4WS Basics
- BPEL4WS and WSDL
- BPEL4WS Process Syntax
- Exception Handling
- Life Cycle
- Message Properties
- Correlation
- Data Handling
- BPEL4WS by Example
- Value of BPEL4WS
- Chapter Fourteen. UCCnet and RosettaNet: Supply Chain Integration Standards
- Categories of Standards
- UCCnet: The Basics
- RosettaNet
- Supply Chain Standards Moving Forward
- Chapter Fifteen. SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI, Oh My...Web Services Foundations and Application Integration
- SOAP
- WSDL
- UDDI
- Web Services as an Enabling Standard
- Chapter Sixteen. Other Standards
- WS-Security
- XML Encryption
- XML Signature
- XKMS
- SAML
- XrML
- Playing the Standards Game
- Part IV: Advanced Topics
- Chapter Seventeen. The Verticalization of Application Integration Technology
- A Huge Shift in Thinking
- Approaching Finance with STP
- GSTPA
- Omgeo
- SWIFT
- Approaching Health Care with HIPAA
- Approaching Manufacturing, Retail, and Distribution with Supply Chain Integration
- Extending Applications
- Binding the Home System to a Stranger s
- The Process
- Supply Chain Technology
- It s a Vertically Aligned World
- Chapter Eighteen. 12 Steps to Application Integration
- Step 1: Understand the Enterprise and Problem Domain
- Step 2: Make Sense of the Data
- Step 3: Make Sense of the Processes
- Step 4: Identify any Application Interfaces
- Step 5: Identify the Business Events
- Step 6: Identify the Data Transformation Scenarios
- Step 7: Map Information Movement
- Step 8: Apply Technology
- Step 9: Test, Test, Test
- Step 10: Consider Performance
- Step 11: Define the Value
- Step 12: Create Maintenance Procedures
- Method or Madness?
- Chapter Nineteen. Leveraging Ontologies and Application Integration
- Ontologies: A Deeper Dive
- Finding the Information
- Ontology Treatment
- Web-Based Standards and Ontologies
- Types of Vertical Ontologies
- Value of Ontologies
- Chapter Twenty. Application Integration Manifesto
- Mandatory
- Connectivity
- Transformation
- Information Routing
- Persistence
- Transactionality
- Process Awareness
- Need for Rules
- Glossary
- Appendix A. PIP Specification PIP1A2: Maintain Account
- 1 Document Management
- 2 Introduction
- 3 Business Operational View
- 4 Functional Service View
- 5 Implementation Framework View
- Appendix B. Where XML Fits with Application Integration
- Understanding the Application Integration Problem
- Integration Realities and XML
- XML Meets Middleware
- Integration Solutions
- XML Standards and Application Integration
- XML and Application Integration
- Appendix C. Knowledge-Oriented Middleware
- The Next Level of Middleware
- Layers
- Bibliography
Next Generation Application Integration: From Simple Information to Web Services
ISBN: 0201844567
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 220
Pages: 220
Authors: David S. Linthicum