Great overview and reference
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This book is a great overview of what can be achieved with MOM. If you are new to integration/messaging, as I was, this book is an invaluable resource to get you up to speed on the major concepts and challenges faced by developers using this technology.
The book is vendor independent, although a lot of examples are shown for JMS or MQMQ, the concepts could easily be applied to other MOM technologies such as WebSphere MQ.
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A Must Have Reference
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This is one of those books that I have kept refering to through various stages of my career and I have always found it invaluable. This is the book that you pick up every now and then, read a couple of chapters depending on what you are working on and it never disappoints.
If something you do or see doesnt look or feel right, this is the book that will give you the reason why it isnt.
I thoroughly recommend this book for anyone who is a senior developer, software architect, solution architect or enterprise architect.
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Essential Guide for Enterprise or Integration Architects
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This is an "essential" and useful guide for all systems architects working on integration projects of all sizes, irrespective of underlying implementation technologies. First few sections provide valuable insights into enterprise integration, which would help architects and technology managers at all levels. The following sections provde structured overview of the patterns with useful examples.
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Formalise you're learning regarding Messaging
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I use Tibco RendezVous amongt a few other lesser known messaging products and enjoyed this book as it reinforced what I had already learned from experience and furthered this some more. None of the content is rocket science, but then that's what makes it easy to pickup and make sense of. I also liked the way the author made a solid effort to apply examples to multiple platforms/packages. It makes you realise how it's much more important to come up with the right design first at an enterprise level and you can then pick the appropriate product afterwards.
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Makes clear a difficult topic
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The book shows how to convert integration problems to small patterns and how to implement these patterns.
The new thing here is the adding a small icon to each pattern, what enables us designing the integration as a circuit diagram.
If you are using C#/MSMQ or JMS, you will find enough code fragments to implement the patterns.
But you won't find info about building or deploying your application or configuring your environment, so keep the documentation from your vendor at hand as well.
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