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Bostech Corporation announced the availability of ETL
functionality within the latest release of its enterprise service bus,
ChainBuilder ESB 1.2. Designed to graphically incorporate database content into
a service-oriented architecture, the new ETL functionality advances the total
ChainBuilder ESB solution, enabling companies to more intelligently manage
databases and applications within a single solution.
"Organizations are facing increasing complexity in their SOA
implementations, especially when incorporating existing applications,"
says David Bourke, CEO, Bostech Corporation. "Bostech's expertise in
solving thousands of business integration projects makes us uniquely suited to
help companies overcome the challenges of blending disparate applications as
they build out their SOA environment. With the addition of the ETL Data Source
Mapper and ETL Binding Component to the ChainBuilder ESB product suite,
architects have more integration flexibility, with alternative service and
application integration options available in one tool."
- Updated Admin Console allows environments to be managed anytime from anywhere with real-time status, alerting of the ESB activities, and a graphic view of the bus through a web-based interface.
- Updated HTTP/S component with many enhancements including the transmission of attachments, supporting MTOM and SOAP with Attachments (SwA).
- Improved HTTP wizard with a "WSDL builder" to create new WSDLs or leverage existing schemas, such that any dependent schema files are automatically resolved and included in the project.
- Improved JMS Binding Component providing automatic retry
logic to recover from common faults caused by connectivity issues.
- New product support for Windows Vista.
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