I'm currently using Mule ESB which is an open source tool. It has the MuleStudio (graphical IDE) for developers. I think IBM WebSphere Message Broker is also an ESB product. By reading the required products from IBM website, you need to have IBM developer tool, IBM Message Broker Message V7 and IBM MQ. Does anyone know that these products free to developers or do we need to purchase them? Has anyone migrate from Mule ESB to IBM Message Broker V7? Are the Mule ESB and IBM WS MB compatible in functionality?
IBM Message Broker or as it called now IBM Integration Bus Advanced, have a fully licensed product available for download at no charge for developers.
You can find it here:
http://www-03.ibm.com/software/products/en/integration-bus-advanced
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Does MS offer Azure API Management Self-hosted Gateway version specifically certified to deploy on Openshift.
I have noticed that many vendors provide product version that is enterprise tested and certified to deploy on Openshift PaaS.
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Sudhi
We have the multi-platform system which I need to communicate between node.Js and .net Core microservices with ESB. The system runs on premises.
We already started to use MassTransit in our .net services.
Is there a way to publish/consume messages with node.js using the MassTransit platform?
how to integrate the SAP application to the web application which developed in polymer.
A common way that web applications integrate with SAP is using REST or SOAP webservices. Some of your options may depend on the version of the SAP Netweaver Application Server that you have.
You can create REST webservices using SAP Gateway which was incorporated in to the core of the Netweaver Application Server in version 7.4. Here is an overview of that https://blogs.sap.com/2013/01/24/a-simple-overview-on-sap-netweaver-gateway/
You can find more details on SOAP webservices from this wiki page https://wiki.scn.sap.com/wiki/display/ABAPConn/ABAP+Connectivity++-+Web+Services+ABAP.
Why do we need JBoss Fuse as an integration layer? Why can't two application directly communicate in scenarios where we don't have to put message in Queue?
It's the classical raison d'etre of ESB (= Enterprise Service Bus); You can always connect two or more applications to talk directly to each other (and we used to), but you will soon reach the state of Integration Spaghetti while your systems evolve and need to talk to more and more applications. ESB was invented to solve this kind of problem by introducing itself as the central bus for the integrations. And JBoss Fuse is an ESB product.
You can read this Wikipedia article for more info:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_integration
So you do not need to use JBoss Fuse for integrating your applications. After all, JBoss Fuse/ESB is mere one option for how to design and architect your entire applications system. But if you are concerned about or suffer from the integration spaghetti, then JBoss Fuse can always help to solve this kind of problems.
I have found this detail however version 8.2 does not have universal messaging...is there another way of doing it?
http://serviceorientedarchitect.com/how-to-test-jms-processing-in-webmethodsterracotta-universal-messaging-and-integration-server-with-soapui-and-hermesjms/
Universal Messaging supports & provides APIs to connect the Universal Messaging JMS server from different platforms. These can be leveraged to connect from webMethods 8.2 to Universal Messaging JMS servers.
Check below is the link for the details.
Universal Messaging Developer Guide