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management interface
    input data
    output data
    service container
manufacturer case study
    ATP (Availability To Promise)
    inventory management
    partner flexibility
    technical challenges
manufacturers adopting ESB
MBean (Managed Bean) server 2nd
    interfaces
MDB (Message-Driven Bean)
message brokers
message itineraries
    microflow
message servers
    store and forward across
message-based atomicity
messages
    data channels, structured
    interfaces
        loosely coupled
        loosely coupled interactions
        RPC-style programming
        tightly coupled
    invocation, generic framework
    service interface
    transactions, local
messaging [See also MOM]
    acknowledging messages
    ACLs
    asynchrony reliability
    backbone
    best-effort delivery
    collector services
    complexities
    consumers
    endpoints
    exactly-once delivery
    interfaces, tightly coupled 2nd
    JMS (Java Message Service)
    JMX
    message autonomy
    message components
    persistence 2nd
    point-to-point model 2nd
    producers
    publish-and-subscribe model 2nd
    QoS
    queues
    reply-forward pattern
    request/reply patterns
    RME (Rejected Message Endpoint)
    SOAP
    standards of
    topics
        hierarchies
    transactions, multiple resources
    WS-Eventing
    WS-Notification
microflow, itineraries
Microsoft Indigo project
migration to XML
MOM (Message Oriented Middleware) 2nd 3rd [See also messaging]4th
    abstract decoupling
    backbone, external protocols and
    bridging
    core
    interoperability
    request/reply messaging patterns
    security and 2nd
    store and forward
MOM/JMS
multi-itinerary splitter pattern

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Enterprise Service Bus: Theory in Practice

ISBN: 0596006756
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2006
Pages: 126

Authors: David Chappell

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