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by Hohpe Gregor, Bobby Woolf
Addison-Wesley Professional · 2012
A catalogue of design patterns for linking systems with messaging, with worked examples and a case study, written for software architects and developers.
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Enterprise Integration Patterns sets out a catalogue of sixty-five patterns for designing messaging solutions that link applications across an organisation. Gregor Hohpe and Bobby Woolf offer a shared vocabulary and a visual notation for describing large integration solutions, whatever the technology underneath.
The examples draw on several integration technologies, among them JMS, MSMQ and Microsoft BizTalk, as well as SOAP and XSL. A case study about a bond trading system shows the patterns at work. The book also looks at the strengths and limits of asynchronous messaging, and considers where enterprise integration may be heading.
The practical guidance covers how to write code that links an application to a messaging system, how to decide when to send a message and where to route it, and how to monitor and maintain a messaging system once it is running. It is useful for architects, developers and anyone responsible for keeping integrated systems healthy.
Edition note: first edition from Addison-Wesley Professional, ISBN-13 9780133065107.