Chapter 4: Connectivity options for interoperability
by Carla Sadtler,
John Adegbile,
Erik Kirk,
Using IBM WebSphere Message Broker as an ESB with WebSphere Process Server
- Notices
- Preface
- Part 1: WebSphere Message Broker as an ESB
- Chapter 1: The IBM SOA Foundation and products in this book
- Chapter 2: Business processes with WebSphere Process Server
- Chapter 3: Mediation with WebSphere Message Broker
- Chapter 4: Connectivity options for interoperability
- Part 2: Scenarios
- Chapter 5: Scenario: Message splitting and routing
- Chapter 6: Scenario: WebSphere Message Broker acting as a transaction manager
- Chapter 7: Scenario: Data transformation and security
- Chapter 8: Scenario: Aggregation
- 8.1: Scenario overview
- 8.2: Environment
- 8.3: Queue manager implementation of WebSphere MQ
- 8.4: Business integration module
- 8.5: Message flows
- Aggregation implementation overview
- FindSuppliersMSetprj message set
- FindSuppliersWSInput message flow
- FindSuppliersAggFanOut message flow (aggregation fan-out) (1/2)
- FindSuppliersAggFanOut message flow (aggregation fan-out) (2/2)
- FindSuppliersAggFanIn message flow (aggregation fan-in) (1/2)
- FindSuppliersAggFanIn message flow (aggregation fan-in) (2/2)
- FindSuppliersWSResponse message flow
- Supplier1 message flow (1/2)
- Supplier1 message flow (2/2)
- Supplier2 message flow
- 8.6: Testing the flow
- Chapter 9: Scenario: Asynchronous callback
- Chapter 10: Scenario: Connectivity to third-party JMS providers
- 10.1: Scenario overview
- 10.2: Environment
- 10.3: WebSphere Process Server configuration
- 10.4: WebSphere Message Broker configuration
- 10.5: WebSphere MQ configuration
- 10.6: Progress SonicMQ configuration
- 10.7: SwiftMQ configuration
- 10.8: Business integration module
- 10.9: Message flow
- 10.10: Testing the flow
- Related publications
- Index (1/3)
- Index (2/3)
- Index (3/3)
- Back cover
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Chapter 4. Connectivity options for
interoperability
WebSphere Process Server provides both messaging and Web services
transport bindings that are suitable for connectivity with WebSphere Message
Broker. In this chapter, we help you to understand the options for connecting
WebSphere Process Server to WebSphere Message Broker and explain how to
implement the connections.
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