RedHatJboss enters the ESB Field

Jboss announced a new ESB (EnterpriseServiceBus, Enterprise Service Bus) application plan to integrate EBS into network services. It is also a major component of the service-oriented architecture that allows enterprises to map data and route messages from various heterogeneous systems to ensure that services are submitted in the correct order. There are many EBS products on the market, including well-known enterprises such as BEA, IBM, and Sun. ObjectWeb, an open-source program collaboration infrastructure organization, also received code gifts from Bull, France last week, jboss released a new ESB (Enterprise Service Bus) application plan to integrate the EBS program into the network Service. It is also a major component of the service-oriented architecture that allows enterprises to map data and route messages from various heterogeneous systems to ensure that services are submitted in the correct order.
There are many EBS products on the market, including well-known enterprises such as BEA, IBM, and Sun. ObjectWeb, an open-source program collaboration infrastructure organization, also received code gifts from Bull, France last week, it is used to accelerate its ESB product development.
The Red Hat Jboss ESB 4.0 is also an integral part of Jboss Enterprise middleware. ESB 4.0 supports a series of information services including http, ftp, email and JMS (Java Message Service ). Service Registration and service discovery are handled through JAX-R and UDDI standards.
The ESB software of Jboss is still an RC test version, and the product will not be available until next month. Red Hat plans to provide support for such products next year, including Linux, Solaris, and Windows.