transport protocol, but IME, is primarily used as a transfer protocol.
i.e. it's mostly used to exchange data, not to carry method
invocations. YMMV, I suppose.
Mark.
On 5/6/06, patrickdlogan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > In this case MQSeries is just a transport...
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> Isn't MQSeries more than that? i.e. MQSeries moves things from here to
> there, but in various ways, asynchronously, with queue-based
> semantics, etc. That seems to be much more than "just a transport".
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> > As is HTTP, FTP, SMTP, etc.
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> And so aren't these more like MQSeries than they are like "any other
> transport"? i.e. they move things from here to there, but in various
> ways, with certain rules and expectations about sequence,
> sychronicity, identification, etc.
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> > I found this view drastically simplifies a lot of the confusion
> > around an ESB's role in an SOA...
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> It seems like an oversimplification to me.
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> -Patrick
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