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should i develop a bc or a se?
for example,i have a demand:send a request to HTTP BC,HTTP BC receive a
request,then send a quary command to JDBC component;JDBC get the data of
database,but return to HTTP BC,the data need send to third system and deal
with the data. i should develop these component?
one word,these have three extranal system,data must flow in these system.if
use servicemix implement the demand,i should develop these component.
thanks
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Re: should i develop a bc or a se?
Posted by Guillaume Nodet <gn...@gmail.com>.
The difference between SE and BC is purely a logical difference. It's
just a flag to set, so there's no real difference between writing a SE
and writing a BC. Note that you may want to use servicemix-bean
instead of writing a component.
On 10/10/07, cui.hailin <cu...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> in spec of jbi 1.0,SES are the business logic dreivers of the jbi system.BCS
> are used to send and receive message via particular protocolsand transports.
>
> i understand that BC used to connect to extranal system,SE can orchestrate
> BCS.
>
>
> HTTP BC--------->JDBC--------->RMI
>
> JDBC connect to a extranal database,RMI connect to a extranal system;but
> JDBC connect HTTP BC and RMI.the JDBC should be BC or SE?
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Re: should i develop a bc or a se?
Posted by "cui.hailin" <cu...@gmail.com>.
in spec of jbi 1.0,SES are the business logic dreivers of the jbi system.BCS
are used to send and receive message via particular protocolsand transports.
i understand that BC used to connect to extranal system,SE can orchestrate
BCS.
HTTP BC--------->JDBC--------->RMI
JDBC connect to a extranal database,RMI connect to a extranal system;but
JDBC connect HTTP BC and RMI.the JDBC should be BC or SE?
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