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Introduction to webMethods Broker

webMethods Broker is a message routing system that facilitates asynchronous communication using a publish-subscribe model. It consists of Brokers that reside on Broker Servers and can share information by joining territories. Documents travel between territories through gateways. Documents are the messages published and subscribed to by client programs.

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Introduction to webMethods Broker

webMethods Broker is a message routing system that facilitates asynchronous communication using a publish-subscribe model. It consists of Brokers that reside on Broker Servers and can share information by joining territories. Documents travel between territories through gateways. Documents are the messages published and subscribed to by client programs.

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webMethods Broker

An Introduction
What is Broker Server?
 webMethods Broker is a message router.
 The Broker Server mediates requests to and from
network information resources.
 It facilitates asynchronous, message-based
solutions using the publish-and-subscribe model
(In the form of documents).
Broker Architecture
Components - Brokers
 Each Broker Server has one or more
entities, called Brokers, that reside
on it.
 A Broker is where the client
programs connect, where document
types are stored, and where client
queues and subscriptions are
monitored and stored.
Components - Territories

 Brokers can share information about


their document type definitions and
client groups by joining a territory.
 Each Broker of a territory can reside
on a different Broker Servers.
Components – Territories
Gateways
 A territory gateway is a connection
between two Brokers in different
territories.
 It allows the transfer of documents
between the territories
Components – Document
Types
 Documents are messages that travel
over a network from a publisher to a
subscriber, through the Broker.
 Example
TestBroker:TestBrokerDocument
LAB
 Create a publishable document in
developer.
 Create a flow service to publish it to
the broker.
 Create a trigger to subscribe this
document from the broker.

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