Chapter 6: Business scenarios used in this book
by Patrick Michel, Brian Crabtree, Diego Cotignola, Carla Sadtler
Patterns: Broker Interactions for Intra- and Inter-enterprise
- Notices
- Preface
- Part 1: Patterns for e-business
- Chapter 1: Introduction to Patterns for e-business
- Chapter 2: Fundamental concepts in Process Integration
- Chapter 3: Application Integration pattern
- Using the pattern
- Defining the Application Integration patterns
- Application patterns
- Process-focused application patterns
- Direct Connection application pattern
- Direct Connection: Message Connection variation
- Direct Connection: Call Connection variation
- Broker application pattern
- Broker: Router variation
- Serial Process application pattern
- Serial Process: Workflow variation
- Parallel Process application pattern
- Parallel Process: Workflow variation
- Data-focused application patterns
- Previous Application Integration patterns
- Chapter 4: Extended Enterprise pattern
- Chapter 5: Runtime patterns and product mappings
- Part 2: Scenarios and guidelines
- Chapter 6: Business scenarios used in this book
- Chapter 7: Technology options
- Part 3: Scenarios
- Chapter 8: Router solutions using Web Services Gateway
- Chapter 9: Broker solutions using WebSphere Business Integration Message Broker
- Part 4: Appendixes
- Related publications
- Index
- Back cover
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Chapter 6. Business scenarios used in
this book
To demonstrate the use of the Patterns for e-business presented in this redbook,
we developed the business scenarios outlined in this chapter for our imaginary
customer, ITSO Electronics. Of course, simple business scenarios like these
don’t exist in reality, but they help us to explain how the Patterns for e-business
approach can be applied.
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