Open-Source ESBs in Action: Example Omplementations in Mule and Service Mix
Most modern business systems include independent applications that exchange information with each other-a technique usually called enterprise integration. An architectural approach called the Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) offers developers a way to handle the messages between those independent applications without creating a lot of custom code. While commercial ESB solutions can be quite expensive to implement and maintain, a set of high-quality open source ESB tools offer the same...
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Revealimg how to implement and use two open source ESB implementations—Mule and ServiceMix—this resource presents practical examples and highlights such features as transformation, routing, security, and connectivity.
Pt. 1 Understanding ESB functionality1 The world of open source ESBs2 Architecture of Mule and3 Setting up the Mule and ServiceMix4 The foundation of an integration solutionPt. 2 Using ESB core functionalities5 Working with messages6 Connectivity options7 Web services support8 Implementing enterprise-quality message flowsPt. 3 ESB case studies9 Implementing a case study using10 Managing and monitoring the ESB11 Implementing a process engine in the ESBApp. A ServiceMix 4.0App. B Differences between Mule 1.4.x and Mule 2.0.xApp. C Graphical tool supportApp. D Mule component overviewApp. E ServiceMix component overviewApp. F The Swing test clientApp. G Overview of tools and librariesIndex
