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Hello World: WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus

Develop message flow for protocol transformation

Abelard Chow (abchow@ca.ibm.com), Advisory Software Developer, IBM
Abelard Chow
Abelard Chow is an Advisory Software Engineer with the IBM Scenario Analysis Lab, where he works on improving the cross-brand integration capability of IBM Software Group products. In the last few years, he served IBM customers as a Solution Architect in IBM Financial Industry Solution.
Bill Zhu (billzhu@ca.ibm.com), Software Developer, IBM
Bill Zhu is a software developer in the Scenario Analysis Lab team at the IBM Toronto Lab. His areas of expertise include solution design and implementation, e-commerce software, and messaging systems.

Summary:  Learn how to build message flow for protocol transformation. This tutorial demonstrates protocol transformation characteristics of WebSphere® Enterprise Service Bus. This is the fifth tutorial in the "Hello, World" series, which provides high-level overviews of various IBM® software products. WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus is designed to meet the connectivity and integration needs of Web Services applications and data. Customers who are interested improving their competitive edge with business transformation should consider an Enterprise Service Bus solution leveraging one of IBM's ESB products, such as WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus.

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Date:  07 Nov 2006
Level:  Intermediate
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Congratulations! You have now completed Part 5 of the Hello, World! series. You've learned the basic concepts of ESB and how to build message flow for protocol transformation using SCA, use Integration Test Client in WebSphere Integration Developer, and generate a Web service proxy and sample JSP pages.

To keep up with all the Hello World tutorials and articles, check the Hello World overview page.

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