Java Business Integration

JBI is scalable and extensible, facilitates the performance of composite Web service applications and includes metadata for communications between service providers and consumers. Individual service units are combined into executable and auditable units of work. Service engines can be implemented or added in any language compatible with the serial peripheral interface (SPI) standard used by the system. Open interfaces facilitate and encourage competition among developers to provide services that best meet the needs of their customers. The intended audience for JBI consists mainly of systems software development professionals.

Read more about Java Business Integration: - Benoy Jose outlines the basics of JBI. - Sun Microsystems discusses the technical aspects and implementation strategies of JBI. - Relevant links can be found at Sun's Java Technology and Business Integration Services home page. - Michael S. Mimoso notes that some vendors may develop their own alternatives to JBI.

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