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  • Media type: E-Book
  • Title: WebSphere Business Integration Server Express : the express route to business integration
  • Contributor: Moore, Bill [Contributor]
  • Published: [White Plains, N.Y.]: IBM, 2005
  • Published in: Redbooks
  • Issue: 1st ed.
  • Extent: 1 online resource (xvi, 660 pages); illustrations
  • Language: English
  • ISBN: 9780738492032; 0738492035; 0738492035
  • Keywords: WebSphere ; Software configuration management ; Web servers Computer programs ; Business enterprises Computer networks ; Enterprise application integration (Computer systems) ; Electronic commerce ; Serveurs Web ; Logiciels ; Logiciels ; Gestion de configurations ; Web servers ; Computer programs
  • Origination:
  • Footnote: "February 2005.". - "This edition applies to V4.3 of WebSphere Business Integration Server Express and WebSphere Business Integration Server Express Plus for use on Windows 2000.". - "Integration basics. Overview of WebSphere Business Integration Server Express. Working example for new developers.". - Title from title screen. - Title from book cover on Web Page (viewed August 25, 2005). - Text enhanced by PDF downloads. - Includes bibliographical references and index
    English
  • Description: This IBM Redbooks publication provides guidance for IT specialists and architects who are implementing enterprise application integration (EAI) projects for small and medium businesses. It provides best practices and advice for all levels of an EAI solution, including design, implementation and deployment using the WebSphere Business Integration Server Express. This book discusses types of application integration, such as data level (information) integration, application logic (API) integration and process integration, and considers different EAI architectures such as brokers or point-to-point integration. It provides guidance for analyzing and understanding requirements such as real time, nearly real time and delayed integration and describes how to architect a manageable solution. A sample application will be implemented which focuses on the development of a practical EAI example for developers using WebSphere Business Integration Server Express.