You can use IBM® WebSphere® Message Broker to
connect applications together, regardless of the message formats or protocols
that they support.
This connectivity means that your diverse applications can
interact and exchange data with other applications in a flexible, dynamic, and
extensible infrastructure. WebSphere Message Broker routes,
transforms, and enriches messages from one location to any other location:
§ The
product supports a wide range of protocols: WebSphere MQ, JMS 1.1, HTTP
and HTTPS, Web Services (SOAP and REST), File, Enterprise Information Systems
(including SAP and Siebel), and TCP/IP.
§ It
supports a broad range of data formats: binary formats (C and COBOL), XML, and
industry standards (including SWIFT, EDI, and HIPAA). You can also define your
own data formats.
§ It
supports many operations, including routing, transforming, filtering,
enriching, monitoring, distribution, collection, correlation, and detection.
Your interactions with WebSphere Message Broker can be
considered in two broad categories:
§ Application
development, test, and deployment. You can use one or more of the supplied
options to program your applications:
§ Patterns
provide reusable solutions that encapsulates a tested approach to solving a
common architecture, design, or deployment task in a particular context. You
can use them unchanged or modify them to suit your own requirements.
§ Message
flows describe your application connectivity logic, which defines the exact
path that your data takes in the broker, and therefore the processing that is
applied to it by the message nodes in that flow.
§ Message
nodes encapsulate required integration logic, which operates on your data when
it is processed through your broker.
§ Message
trees describe data in an efficient, format independent way. You can examine
and modify the contents of message trees in many of the nodes that are
provided, and you can supply additional nodes to your own design.
§ You can
implement transformations by using graphical mapping, Java™, PHP, ESQL, and
XSL, and can make your choice based on the skills of your workforce without
having to provide retraining.
§ Operational
management and performance. WebSphere Message Broker includes the
following features and functionality, which support the operation and
performance of your deployment:
§ An
extensive range of administration and systems management options for developed
solutions.
§ Support
for a wide range of operating system and hardware platforms.
§ A
scalable, highly performing architecture, based on requirements from
traditional transaction processing environments.
§ Tight
integration with software products, from IBM and other vendors, that provide
related management and connectivity services.
WebSphere Message Broker is available in
several modes, so that you can purchase a solution that meets your
requirements. For more information, see Operation modes.
Your message processing applications, which you can run on more
than 30 industry platforms, can connect to the broker by using one of the
supported protocols already listed. Platforms from IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, and
others are supported.
Diverse applications can exchange information in widely
differing formats, with brokers handling the processing required for the information
to arrive in the right place in the correct format, according to the rules that
you have defined. The applications need only to understand their own formats
and protocols, and not standards used by the applications to which they are
connected.
Applications also have much greater flexibility in selecting
which messages they want to receive, because you can apply filters to control
the messages that are made available to them.
WebSphere Message Broker provides a framework that contains
a wide variety of supplied, basic, functions along with user-defined
enhancements, to enable rapid construction and modification of message
processing rules.
Your applications can be integrated by providing message and
data transformations in a single place, the broker. This integration helps to
reduce the cost of application upgrades and modifications. You can extend your
systems to reach your suppliers and customers, by meeting their interface
requirements within your brokers. This ability can help you to improve the
quality of your interactions, and allow you to respond more quickly to changing
or additional requirements.
Messages are manipulated according to the rules that you define
by using the WebSphere Message Broker Toolkit.
WebSphere Message Broker supports a choice of interfaces
for operation and administration of your brokers:
§ The WebSphere
Message Broker Toolkit
§ The WebSphere
Message Broker Explorer is a graphical user interface, based on
the WebSphere MQ Explorer, for administering your brokers
§ Applications
that use the Message Broker API (also known as the CMP API)
§ A
comprehensive set of commands, that you can run interactively or by using
scripts
§ The Representational
State Transfer API (REST) allows development of administrative
applications without the need to install client software and web browsers can
administer brokers through a user interface.
WebSphere Message Broker builds on the WebSphere
MQ product, which provides assured, once-only delivery of messages between
the applications. WebSphere MQ is included when you
purchase WebSphere Message Broker.
WebSphere Message Broker is complemented by a wide variety
of other IBM products such as Tivoli® Composite Application Manager for SOA,
WebSphere Service Registry and Repository (WSRR), WebSphere Process Server, and
WebSphere Transformation Extender (WTX).
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