Enterprise Application Integration Patterns for Java EE Cloud Applications
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In today's heterogeneous system/application environments, enterprise developers and architects are often faced with complex integration challenges that often result in Moloch-like code.
This session introduces common enterprise application integration (EAI) patterns that can easily be used to integrate Java EE applications into heterogeneous system environments. Learn how to face the challenges of small and medium businesses by leveraging the benefits of Java EE 6 APIs and "Spring integration" and deploy your EAI application into the cloud. An order management application of a logistics service provider that implements multiple interfaces of heterogeneous business partner systems serves as an example.
This session introduces common enterprise application integration (EAI) patterns that can easily be used to integrate Java EE applications into heterogeneous system environments. Learn how to face the challenges of small and medium businesses by leveraging the benefits of Java EE 6 APIs and "Spring integration" and deploy your EAI application into the cloud. An order management application of a logistics service provider that implements multiple interfaces of heterogeneous business partner systems serves as an example.
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