Enterprise Integration Patterns

Implementing Enterprise Integration Patterns

While integration is inherently complex, one of the major stumbling blocks is the lack of a common vocabulary and body of knowledge around asynchronous messaging architectures used to build integration solutions. Enterprise integration patterns provide a standard notation for describing how to integrate services. They include several design patterns and are fully described in Gregor Hohpe’s book Enterprise Integration Patterns.

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Enterprise integration patterns can be implemented with FUSE Mediation Router by employing a consistent vocabulary and visual notation framework to describe large-scale integration solutions across many technologies. FUSE Mediation Router allows you to go from diagram built from predefined enterprise integration patterns to implementation without coding.

With the FUSE Mediation Router, a Java developer can quickly develop enterprise integration patterns by using a simple API directly within a Java program, or in FUSE Integration Designer. These enterprise integration patterns, or integration components, can also be deployed in a number of deployment platforms including the FUSE ESB, providing a seamless migration path to a more formal SOA infrastructure.

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Watch a 5 minute video to see architect James Strachan provides a simple demonstration of how to apply standard Enterprise Integration Patterns for content-based routing, message splitting and other patterns, configured in either Java or XML.

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