INTRODUCTION TO INTEGRATION MODELS

Understanding the overall structure and operation of a business system Logically partitioning a business system into subsystems Identifying the major components of a business application Showing the relationships between those components across internal and external systems Specifying the data exchanged by the components Showing the direction of data flow

Top-down approachBegin by designing the root integration model to get a clear understanding of the logical structure of the application. Then create all the subordinate models and other objects that comprise the application . Object-centric approachBegin by creating a library of modeling objects and models of individual processes; then construct a hierarchy of integration models that show the relationship and interaction of those elements.

CHANNELS AND QUEUES

Channels and channel connectors are the mechanisms that support the publishsubscribe approach of distributed computing, and queues and queue connectors are the mechanisms that support the point-to-point approach of distributed computing. you might use these approaches in your solution

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