A typical application type that integrates WebSphere and Domino servers involves an existing J2EE-based application that lives in the WebSphere Application Server realm, requiring access to one or more back-end Domino and relational databases. An example of this scenario may include a J2EE application that presents the contents of a view in a Domino database. Applications architected in this fashion are typically associated with more robust transaction-based processing, or transaction-centric systems, which may include some collaborative components, such as real-time chat interfaces with customer support personnel.