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cache-forward integration pattern
caching
    directory cache
    XML
        federated query pattern
        forward cache pattern
canonical data exchange
    adopting
    data translation
case studies
    manufacturer
        ATP (Availability To Promise)
        inventory management
        partner flexibility
        technical challenges
    partner integration
        ATP
        DMZ deployment
    real-time integration
        data channels
        data transformations
        ESB insertion
        process flows
CBR (Content-Based Routing) 2nd
    multi-itinerary CBR pattern
channels, structured
class files compiled, declarative rules and
clients, JMX
    protocol adapters
compiled class files, declarative rules
composition, service reuse and
concurrency, portal server deployment and
conditional routing, BPEL4WS and
configuration
    JMX and
    remote
    replication, remote
    service reuse and
    services
connections, EAI broker
connectivity
    container
    diversity in
    ESB to application server
consumers, messaging
containers
    connectivity
    facilities
    JBI as
    JCA
    service container
content-based routing/transformation, XML

Table of content

Enterprise Service Bus: Theory in Practice

ISBN: 0596006756
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2006
Pages: 126

Authors: David Chappell

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