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Anleitung Zusammenfassung
Contents
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Related References........................................................................................... 5
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Mercator Technology......................................................................................... 7
Design Environment – Design Studio....................................................................... 8
Type Designer ............................................................................................ 9
Map Designer ............................................................................................ 13
Integration Flow Designer............................................................................. 17
Database Interface Designer.......................................................................... 20
Source Control .......................................................................................... 22
Chapter 2 - Integration Maps
Anatomy of a Mercator Map ............................................................................... 24
Input and Output Cards................................................................................ 25
Transformation, Routing, and Business Logic Rules .............................................. 25
Adapter Configuration for Input and Output....................................................... 26
Map Behavior During Execution ........................................................................... 28
Input and Output Card Settings ...................................................................... 29
Map Settings ............................................................................................. 33
Resource Registry....................................................................................... 35
Chapter 3 - Methods of Execution
Servlet Execution Model.................................................................................... 37
Servlet Integrator....................................................................................... 38
Enterprise JavaBean Execution Model ................................................................... 39
Command-Driven Execution Model ....................................................................... 40
Execution Command Overriding a Database Target Example................................... 41
Event-Driven Execution Model............................................................................. 42
Event Server Architecture............................................................................. 42
Event Server System Example ........................................................................ 44
Audit and Transaction Logging Example............................................................ 46
Application-Embedded Execution Model ................................................................ 51
Chapter 4 - Developing Custom Adapters
XML Descriptor File.......................................................................................... 53
Chapter 5 - Operation Management & Monitoring Capabilities
Management Console........................................................................................ 56
Event Server Administration .......................................................................... 59
SNMP Support................................................................................................. 60
Chapter 6 - High-Availability and Load-Balancing Architecture
Server Clustering ............................................................................................ 61
Enterprise JavaBeans ....................................................................................... 63
I n t e l l i g e n t B u s i n e s s I n t e g r a t i o n R e f e r e n c e G u i d e
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