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IBM Software GroupCharacteristics Of An Effective Enterprise Service BusFailureInput Server Application 1TransformServer Application 2Transformation Multi-ProtocolsContent BasedRoutingDatabaseManagementSystem (DBMS)IntegrationFully TransactionalEffective, PowerfulToolingSimpleExtensibleStandards basedNon-Invasive© 2012 IBM CorporationDiscovering the value of WebSphere Message Broker V7 for your ESB and SOA Intro 4
IBM Software GroupWebSphere Message Broker – The Basics● Flexible, High Function, Production Strength ESB Engine● Routes, Transforms, Augments Messages● Excellent, Well Integrated Database Support● Supports Point-To-Point And Event Processing Messaging Styles● Supported On A Wide Variety Of Hardware Platforms● Provides support for multiple protocols, as well as conversion between those protocols, includingWebSphere MQ, HTTP(s), Files, FTP(SFTP), Web Services, Java Message Service (JMS)integrated WebSphere Adapter support for popular enterprise information systems (EIS), TCP/IPSocketsApplicationQueuesApplicationDatabasesRequest in(message, file,TCP sockets,Web service, etc)MessageBrokerRequest out(message, file, TCPsockets, Web service,etc)© 2012 IBM CorporationDiscovering the value of WebSphere Message Broker V7 for your ESB and SOA Intro 5
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