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Integration and orchestration is high on Oracle's list so stay tuned.
How should we merge messages if each message could have a different value for the same field?
Oracle Acquires CollaxaOracle revealed that their BPEL tool is essentially based on the freshly acquired Collaxa BPEL engine and editor. I made a bet with Rupin from DigitalGuru that my book would sell out. Each Smart Proxy keeps the Return Address and additional information while all sub-services execute just like a call stack maintains local variables and the return address.
Solving a problem multiple times at different layers in a layered architecture can lead to inefficiencies.
How should we merge messages if each message could have a different value for the same field? Each proposed standard defines the name, type, and meaning of fields and how they are supposed to be used.
That type of question is answered by another category of "integration style".
Essentially, the messaging infrastructure implements an Aggregator.
True encapsulation on the other hand happens when a complex implementation is wrapped with a much simpler public interface. Patterns can be combined and morphed.
Granted, as patterns mature, they ultimately tend to be incorporated into libraries.
This is exactly what happens in case of a Splitter or Content-Based Router.
This way we get an accurate depiction of the system without imposing a certain structure onto it.
Automated tools to ana
Each proposed standard defines the name, type, and meaning of fields and how they are supposed to be used.
Compilers already perform the tedious task of converting high-level instructions into low-level assembly codes or byte codes. It is unlikely that a quick-and-dirty solution developed at the application level is going to be that reliable. Our client was facing two main issues: first, the stored procedure was becoming unwieldy due to new requirements for the support of new types of products and scores.
But I believe that other forces are at work. Our client was facing two main issues: first, the stored procedure was becoming unwieldy due to new requirements for the support of new types of products and scores.
The area in the middle of the picture above describes the area where there is no clear cut answer unless you know the history of the system you are observing.
It is unlikely that a quick-and-dirty solution developed at the application level is going to be that reliable.
Most publish-subscribe messaging systems specify topic hierarchies in a specific textual notation, such as topic.