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paperless acquisition [See STP]
parameterization, service reuse and
parsing, XML and
partner flexibility
partner integration case study
    ATP
    DMZ deployment
patterns [See also integration patterns]
    routing
        itineraries and
        multi-itinerary CBR pattern
        multi-itinerary splitter pattern
        services and
persistence
    messages 2nd
    XML services
        implementation and
pervasive integration
pervasiveness
point-to-point messaging model 2nd
portal applications
portal server deployment
    asynchrony and
    concurrency
    integration patterns and
    long-duration conversation management and
    synchronous sequential aggregation and
    web services
portal server integration patterns
portals, JSR-168 portlet specification
priorities, integration and
process flows 2nd
    definitions
process models, convergence in
processes, state recovery orchestration services
producers, messaging
project level introduction of ESB
protocols
    adapters, JMX 2nd
    bridging
    direct handlers
        asynchronous request/reply
        service invocation
        synchronous request/reply
    SOAP protocol handler
publish-and-subscribe messaging model 2nd
    Forward Cache pattern and
pull model/push model, Federated Query patterns

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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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