A Case for Message Oriented Middleware
Lecture notes in computer sciencePublished 1 January 1999
Guruduth Banavar, Tushar Chandra, Robert E. Strom, Daniel Sturman
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An approach for developing glue technology for glueing together applications both within and across organizations, without having to re-engineer individual components is proposed.
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With the emergence of the internet, independent applica- tions are starting to be integrated with each other. This has created a need for technology for glueing together applications both within and across organizations, without having to re-engineer individual compo- nents. We propose an approach for developing this glue technology based on message flows and discuss the open research problems in realizing this approach.
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