Configuring the integration framework
Setting up the integration framework includes configuring related system properties,
queues, and security. Implementing integration scenarios requires a knowledge of configuring queues
and knowledge of J2EE and product security support.
JMS queue configuration
Asynchronous transactions that are exchanged using either publish channels or enterprise services, use Java™ Messaging Service (JMS) queues to exchange data with an external system.
Error management
The integration framework supports several message formats, protocols for exchanging messages, and both synchronous and asynchronous message processing. The management of errors requires multiple options to meet the varied implementation configurations that you can choose.
Cluster configuration
The integration framework can provide integration services across a cluster of application servers. If the continuous queue on a single server is inadequate for your message volume, you can add central processing units, hardware, and a cluster configuration to improve message processing performance.
Integration security
The integration framework includes support for J2EE authentication and for component-level authorization.
Language support
Your database can contain some elements, such as descriptions and long descriptions, in multiple languages. Publish channels and enterprise services can include these translated columns. The integration framework also supports the use of bidirectional language formats.