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by Donato Marrazzo, Daniel Koch, Sook Chua, Ralf Bracht, Corville Allen, William Mo
Managing Information Access to an Enterprise Information System Using J2EE and Services Oriented Architecture
- Notices
- Preface
- Part 1: Scenario introduction
- Chapter 1: Introduction to this book
- Chapter 2: Architecture
- Integrating a remote EIS (1/2)
- Integrating a remote EIS (2/2)
- Architecture discussion and best practices (1/8)
- Architecture discussion and best practices (2/8)
- Architecture discussion and best practices (3/8)
- Architecture discussion and best practices (4/8)
- Architecture discussion and best practices (5/8)
- Architecture discussion and best practices (6/8)
- Architecture discussion and best practices (7/8)
- Architecture discussion and best practices (8/8)
- Key technologies
- Architecture validation
- Chapter 3: Scenario overview and design
- Development environment
- CICS system and connectors
- IMS system and connectors
- Deployment
- Part 2: Development example
- Developing EIS interaction using J2C (1/4)
- Developing EIS interaction using J2C (2/4)
- Developing EIS interaction using J2C (3/4)
- Developing EIS interaction using J2C (4/4)
- Chapter 6: EIS integration using Java Message Service
- Message-oriented middleware and JMS
- Message-based EIS integration
- The EIS integration building block using JMS (1/2)
- The EIS integration building block using JMS (2/2)
- Develop EIS integration using JMS (1/5)
- Develop EIS integration using JMS (2/5)
- Develop EIS integration using JMS (3/5)
- Develop EIS integration using JMS (4/5)
- Develop EIS integration using JMS (5/5)
- Qualities of service for integration using JMS
- Chapter 7: Using Web services
- Web services overview
- Web services for EIS integration
- Service-oriented architecture
- Using Web services to integrate EIS (1/2)
- Using Web services to integrate EIS (2/2)
- Quality of service for Web services (1/3)
- Quality of service for Web services (2/3)
- Quality of service for Web services (3/3)
- Further information
- Chapter 8: Integration using WebSphere Business Integration Adapters
- WebSphere Business Integration Adapters overview
- Adapter-based integration
- Adapter-based integration building block
- The buy shares scenario
- Developing the adapter-based EIS service
- Running the Stock Quote Retrieval scenario
- Creating the system process
- Quality of service
- More information about adapters
- Chapter 9: Integration into business processes
- Managing business processes (1/2)
- Managing business processes (2/2)
- Modeling and designing business processes (1/4)
- Modeling and designing business processes (2/4)
- Modeling and designing business processes (3/4)
- Modeling and designing business processes (4/4)
- Developing business processes (1/5)
- Developing business processes (2/5)
- Developing business processes (3/5)
- Developing business processes (4/5)
- Developing business processes (5/5)
- Qualities of service for business processes (2/2)
- Appendix A: Deploying the sample code
- Appendix B: Additional material
- Abbreviations and acronyms
- Related publications
- Index (1/3)
- Index (2/3)
- Index (3/3)
- Back cover
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