PART I: Building Applications Using the .NET Service Bus

Posted by: Federal Developer Weblog, on 13 May 2009 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

What is a Service Bus? The Service Bus is a common pattern in Enterprises. It is never just one product despite some products that position themselves as such - but rather a composed set of components used for application integration. For example, Active Directory + UDDI or some other service directory + queues + pub/sub + a messaging stack. The key components of the ESB pattern Federated Identity and Access Control, Naming, Service Registry and the Messaging Fabric are components we can build...

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