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Service-Oriented Computing Series

Ch. 2. Case Study Background

Pt. I. Fundamentals

Pt. II. Service Inventory Design Patterns

Pt. III. Service Design Patterns

Pt. IV. Service Composition Design Patterns

Pt. V. Supplemental

Ch. 22. Common Compound Design Patterns

“Compound” vs. “Composite”

Compound Patterns and Pattern Relationships

Joint Application vs. Coexistent Application

Compound Patterns and Pattern Granularity

Orchestration

Enterprise Service Bus

Service Broker

Canonical Schema Bus

Official Endpoint

Federated Endpoint Layer

Three-Layer Inventory

Ch. 23. Strategic Architecture Considerations

Ch. 24. Principles and Patterns at the U.S. Department of Defense

Pt. VI. Appendices

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Service Broker

By Mark Little, Thomas Rischbeck, Arnaud Simon

Broker functionality has been a common part of middleware platforms, providing multi-faceted runtime conversion features that enable integration between disparate systems.

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Service Broker