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Why Java Business Integration
Developers are adopting service oriented architecture approaches resulting in the need for composite applications. Now the challenges are how to integrate application components and orchestrate application services. JBI provides a standard to address these challenges.
The Java Business Integration Ecosystem is a partner program to promote the adoption of JBI. In addition to platform providers, component vendors and general supporters of JBI will be targeted for the program. The JBI Ecosystem will enable customers to find JBI solutions as well as enable the vendors to easily work with one another to create new combined solutions to address an even broader SOA market.
Java Business Integration (JBI) specification (JSR 208) defines the core of a service oriented integration bus and component architecture for SOA. It standardizes the common message routing architecture, plug-in interfaces for service engines and bindings, and a mechanism to combine multiple services into a single executable and auditable unit of work. To keep up with the JBI 2.0 effort that is just getting underway, please see JSR312.
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Spotlight
Open ESB 2.0 Beta is now available for download. Open ESB 2.0 is based on Java Business Integration (JBI) specification. It is developed under open source community development. Runtime components are fully integrated with Glassfish V2. NetBeans Enterprise pack offers rich set of tools to develop composite applications. JBI technilogy enables easy pluggability where in JBI ecosystem partners can plug their JBI components to Open ESB.
Project Open ESB An open source integration platform based on JBI technology. Participate and contribute to the fast growing open source community that is defining the next generation integration platform.
Webinar: Accelerating your SOA Application Development Get a head start on developing service-oriented architecture (SOA) applications. Join us for this recorded half-hour webinar to learn how to build composite applications using BPEL orchestration and XML tooling. With these capabilities, you can build, edit, and analyze real-world schemas easily.
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