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Pt. 1 Understanding ESB functionality
1 The world of open source ESBs
2 Architecture of Mule and
3 Setting up the Mule and ServiceMix
4 The foundation of an integration solution
Pt. 2 Using ESB core functionalities
5 Working with messages
6 Connectivity options
7 Web services support
8 Implementing enterprise-quality message flows
Pt. 3 ESB case studies
9 Implementing a case study using
10 Managing and monitoring the ESB
11 Implementing a process engine in the ESB
App. A ServiceMix 4.0
App. B Differences between Mule 1.4.x and Mule 2.0.x
App. C Graphical tool support
App. D Mule component overview
App. E ServiceMix component overview
App. F The Swing test client
App. G Overview of tools and libraries
Index
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Jennifer Mitchell
reviewed Open-Source ESBs in Action: Example Omplementations in Mule and Service Mix on February 02, 2009
Open-Source ESBs in Action: Example Omplementations in Mule and Service Mix
The best (only?) decent book on ESBs and how to use them that I've seen with clear examples in both Mule and Servicemix. Worth it if only for the longer "example integration app" in the last few chapters that shows you how one might incorporate a variety of the different ESB components in a single, full-scale distributed system and what considerations need to be made in such a scenario.
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