Integrating WebSphere Service Registry and Repository with WebSphere Process Server and WebSphere ESB

This IBM® Redpapers™ publication describes how you can integrate IBM WebSphere® Service Registry and Repository with IBM WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus and IBM WebSphere Process Server to create a flexible and robust infrastructure for the execution of SOA solutions.

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Publish Date
09 November 2009

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Author(s)

Wendy Neave works as an IT Architect in IBM Global Services in Australia. She has 20 years of experience in application design and development and is an IBM Certified IT Specialist. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Education (Environmental Science) and an Associate's degree in Computing. Over the last 9 years, Wendy has worked primarily on Web and SOA based applications. Wendy has previously contributed to the IBM Redbooks publications Patterns: Direct Connections for Intra- and Inter-enterprise, SG24-6933, BPEL4WS Business Processes with WebSphere Business Integration, SG24-6381, and Patterns: Extended Enterprise SOA and Web Services, SG24-7135.

• Wendy Neave

Bhargav Perepa is a WebSphere IT Specialist in IBM Federal Software Group in Washington D.C., USA. He has approximately 15 years of experience in application and system software development at IBM. Bhargav holds a Master's degree in Computer Sciences from IIT, Chicago and an MBA degree from the University of Texas. His areas of expertise include solution building, development, implementation and skill transfer of WebSphere Application Server, Business Activity Monitoring (BAM), SOA, Web Services, and Service Governance technologies. Prior to his current IBM job role, Bhargav helped develop the C++ middleware product Component Broker (CB), the Java midddleware product WebSphere Application Server, Fault Tolerant CORBA (FT CORBA), and Object Request Broker (ORB), and helped with the ORB interoperability efforts at IBM Austin Research Laboratory. He worked on IBM VisualAge, Enfin Synchronicity, Digitalk Smalltalk, and IBM Visualage C++ at IBM in Chicago. Bhargav is an IBM developerWorks Contributing Author and has written several IBM developerWorks articles in his areas of expertise.

• Bhargav Perepa

IBM Form Number
REDP-4557-00

Number of pages

112