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A multi-language service-oriented architecture using an enterprise service bus

Ricky E. Sward, Kelly J. Whitacre

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An Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) provides developers a platform for the straightforward development of a multi-language Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA). Mule, an open source ESB, is presented as one such ESB that easily provides a multi-language SOA integration solution. This paper offers a Mule 1.4 ESB configuration allowing the communication between web services written in Java and Ada running on the Ada Web Server as an example. Additionally, the example demonstrates the use of SOAP and REST style messages within the SOA environment.

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An Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) provides developers a platform for the straightforward development of a multi-language Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA). Mule, an open source ESB, is presented as one such ESB that easily provides a multi-language SOA integration solution. This paper offers a Mule 1.4 ESB configuration allowing the communication between web services written in Java and Ada running on the Ada Web Server as an example. Additionally, the example demonstrates the use of SOAP and REST style messages within the SOA environment.

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An Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) provides developers a platform for the straightforward development of a multi-language Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA). Mule, an open source ESB, is presented as one such ESB that easily provides a multi-language SOA integration solution. This paper offers a Mule 1.4 ESB configuration allowing the communication between web services written in Java and Ada running on the Ada Web Server as an example. Additionally, the example demonstrates the use of SOAP and REST style messages within the SOA environment.

Key concepts: Enterprise service bus, SOAP, Service-oriented architecture, Computer science, Web service, Operating system, Java, Architectural style

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