Application Integration

Connect application silos.

Capabilities

Reliable messaging: Guaranteed delivery and once-and-only-once delivery of messages. Support for all major messaging patterns, such as publish/subscribe, request/reply and synchronous/asynchronous
Technology and application adapters: Configuration-based connectivity with databases and applications. Adapters feature connection pooling, security, session management and logging. Broad range of adapters includes adapters for JDBC, SAP®, Oracle® apps, Siebel and Salesforce.com
Service creation and consumption: Create and invoke XML, SOAP, REST, JSON, Java, .NET and other types of services
Multiple document and protocol support: Support for industry-standard protocols, such as HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, FTPS, JMS, SMTP, SNMP and file polling. Support for document formats includes XML, flat files, .CSV files and delimited files
Mapping and transformation: Use an Eclipse-based Integrated Development Environment (IDE) to visually map any document type to any other. Hundreds of transformers are available out-of-the-box to support standard and complex transformations within the maps
Security: Authenticate systems and users using LDAP, Active Directory® and single sign-on systems, such as Netegrity. Authorize role-based access with in-built authorization provider or connect with external third-party providers. Permissions can be granted or revoked at service level
Infrastructure monitoring: Centrally monitor the health of the entire integration infrastructure. Measure and analyze metrics, such as available memory, CPU usage and number of threads used. Predictive analysis detects potential system failures even before they occur
Auditing and logging: Central audit system keeps detailed log of all transaction flows and service executions for troubleshooting errors and failures
Deployment: Web-based tool can help in simulated deployments, checkpoints, rollbacks and federated deployments across environments. Can be visually configured or scripted
Clustering: Connect two or more servers using in-built software clustering. No need for any extra hardware to enable clustering