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IBM
impedance mismatch, solutions
implementation
    services, code example
    SOA
    XML persistence services
incremental adoption
independently deployable integration services
Indigo (Microsoft)
INOVIS TLE (Trusted Link Enterprise)
input data, managment interface
insurers adopting ESB
integration
    accidental architecture 2nd
    batch transfers and 2nd
    brokers, service container and
    business partners
    conventional approaches
    distribution
    EAI hubs and
    economic drivers
    economy and
    enterprise connectivity
    ETL and 2nd
    FTP and 2nd
    government and
    IT and
    partner flexibility and
    pervasiveness
    priorities and 2nd
    problems with
    real-time
        case study
        file interface removal
        message-based atomicity
        migration to XML
        streamlined dataflow and
    regulatory compliance 2nd
    RFID tags and 2nd 3rd
    Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002
    services, independent
    SOA and, implementation
    standards-based
    STP and 2nd
    Y2K preparation and
integration brokers
    application servers and
    hub-and-spoke
    service containers and
integration fabric
integration network, ESB as
integration patterns
    cache-forward
    Federated Query 2nd
        long-duration request
        push model versus pull
        real-time request pattern
        variations
    Forward Cache
        itinerary-based routing
        publish-and-subscribe
    portal server
    portal server deployment architecture and
    reply-forward
    request/reply
    two-step XRef transformation
    types
    VETO 2nd
        Enrich step
        Operate step
        Transform step
        Validate step
    VETRO 2nd
    XRef, two-step
interfaces
    JMX Connector Interface 2nd
    management, service container
    MBean, JMX
    messages
        loosely coupled 2nd
        RPC-style programming
        tightly coupled
    messaging
        loosely coupled
        tightly coupled
    service
introducing ESB, project level
inventory management, manufacturer case study
inventory, excess
invoking
    messages, generic framework
    services
isPO( ) method
IT
    ESB requirements and
    integration and
itineraries, routing patterns and
itinerary-based routing 2nd
    Forward Cache pattern and

Table of content

Enterprise Service Bus: Theory in Practice

ISBN: 0596006756
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2006
Pages: 126

Authors: David Chappell

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