Middleware and Enterprise Application Integration: The Architecture of E-Business Solutions
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About the Book
Middleware is a layer of software that lets business applications inter-operate and eases the problem of constructing complex applications that can include market places, CRM and Internet access. The world of middleware has recently been galvanised by the arrival of the Internet and then by Java, making it part of the e-commerce revolution. This text provides a practical introduction to the different forms of middleware (RPC, message queues, hub and spoke, CORBA and Java) and how they can be combined to produce complex architectures that are suited to business needs. -Contributes to the diffusion and understanding of the importance of the role of middleware in the design of complex information systems. -Relevant text for courses on Information Technology applied to Business Management. -The first edition of this title was a bestseller.
Book Details
ISBN-13: 9781852335700
EAN: 9781852335700
Publisher Date: 05 Aug 2002
Bood Data Readership Text: Undergraduate
Dewey: 005.713
Gardner Classification Code: K00
Illustration: Y
Language: English
MediaMail: Y
Pagination: 300 pages, 165 black & white illustrations, biography
Returnable: N
Spine Width: 18 mm
UK Availability: GXC
Year Of Publication: 2002
ISBN-10: 185233570X
Publisher: Springer London Ltd
Binding: Paperback
Country Of Origin: United Kingdom
Edition: 2nd ed. 2002
Height: 278 mm
Illustrations: 165 black & white illustrations, biography
LCCN: 2002021160
No of Pages: 300
PrintOnDemand: N
Series Title: Practitioner Series
Star Rating: 1
Width: 210 mm