Category Archives: BPEL

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

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