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Generic Architecture for Cloud Apps Integration : Integrate multiple apps using JMS Publish – Subscribe
With the advent of cloud, the trend is to use cloud-based best of breed software for different needs. Although this provides very good and deep functionality, it also opens up a lot of issues related to data management and integrity. … Continue reading
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Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP) with OpenESB Part 2 : Dynamic Router
This is second of the series Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP) with OpenESB where we will cover Enterprise Integration Patterns using OpenESB. According to Enterprise Integration Patterns, The Dynamic Router is a Router that can self-configure based on special configuration messages … Continue reading
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Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP) with OpenESB Part 1 : Content-Based Router
This is first of the series Enterprise Integration Patterns with OpenESB where we will cover Enterprise Integration Patterns using OpenESB. According to Enterprise Integration Patterns, The Content-Based Router examines the message content and routes the message onto a different channel based … Continue reading
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Can a SOA be designed with REST?
Recently I answered a question on stackoverflow.com asking can a SOA be designed with REST? I’m cross-posting the answer here. At a high Level the answer is Yes, however not completely. SOA requires thinking about the system in terms … Continue reading
Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP) with OpenESB
This is a series which’ll cover Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP) using OpenESB. Part 1:Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP) with OpenESB Part 1 : Content-Based Router
Siebel CRM On Demand Web Services – Contact Search using SoapUI
Before we begin using Siebel CRM On Demand’s web services, we require the WSDL files. The WSDL files are specific to the account and can be downloaded by logging in to Siebel COD. Create a new SoapUI project and add … Continue reading
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Reading WSDL
While SOA offers all the goodies of loose-coupling, it does require understanding of some basic concepts and formats. SOAP and WSDL are the prime candidates (or culprits, depending on your view) SOAP is just a protocol for passing information, important … Continue reading
Call Oracle PL/SQL procedure with XMLType from Java using JDBC
Recently I needed to call a stored procedure which had Oracle’s XMLType as IN and OUT parameters. The first thing to do is add xdb.jar and xmlparserv2.jar file to your application lib. These contain the required class files for Oracle … Continue reading
Connect to GlassFishMQ / OpenMQ from ActiveMQ using Camel configuration
I was working on a solution based on ActiveMQ where we required to pull messages from GlassFishMQ (based on OpenMQ) and put them on OracleAQ. Now, ActiveMQ uses Camel ESB for internal message routing, this proved useful. However try as … Continue reading
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Tagged soa, glassfishmq, activemq, openmq, jms, camel
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Database Diff / Database Change Management
Recently we had a situation when two developers were working on same DB package. Delay in submission of deployment request by one dev resulted in package compilation error as a dependent Type was missing. I was looking for solution that … Continue reading
