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WebSphere Business Integration Pub/Sub Solutions

An IBM Redbooks publication

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Published on 14 May 2004

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ISBN-10: 073849769X
ISBN-13: 9780738497693
IBM Form #: SG24-6088-00


Authors: Saida Davies, Suresh Amujuri, Rudyanto Linggar, Kishore Muthyala, Ramesh Surisetty and Ewan Withers

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    Abstract

    This IBM Redbooks publication provides both technical background and implementation best practise recommendations for WebSphere Business Integration Pub/Sub solutions, with emphasis on the use of JMS API. It shows the differences between tuning for performance (high message rate) and robustness (high availability), and how to balance these to provide the correct solution for a set of business requirements.

    The first part of this publication provides an overview of the technology behind the Pub/Sub messaging paradigm, leading to how best to use the WebSphere Business Integration product family to provide a Pub/Sub solution.

    The second part introduces a sample set of applications and shows how to develop the Pub/Sub infrastructure to meet different sets of business requirements. The scenarios cover configurations involving multicast, cloned brokers, persistence and stream-crossing.

    Table of Contents

    Part 1 Introduction

    Chapter 1. Project overview

    Chapter 2. Transport and messaging technologies

    Chapter 3. The WebSphere Business Integration product family

    Chapter 4. Choosing the right Pub/Sub solution

    Chapter 5. Configuration and tuning of WBI Event Broker

    Part 2 Rationale of WBI Event Broker

    Chapter 6. Installation

    Chapter 7. Configuration and administration of WBI Event Broker

    Chapter 8. Overview of basic scenario

    Chapter 9. Real-time transport for single broker performance

    Chapter 10. Multicast transport for single broker performance

    Chapter 11. Real-time transport for broker collective performance

    Chapter 12. Persistent messages for single broker reliability

    Chapter 13. Stream-crossing for single broker flexibility

    Chapter 14. Cloned brokers for high availability

    Chapter 15. Using multicast in a broker collective

    Appendix A. Code used in the business case scenario

     

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