Redbook Draft: Custom Designs for Domino & WebSphere Integration
by Volker Weber
New Redbook draft from IBM:
The Patterns for e-business are a group of proven, reusable assets that can speed the process of developing applications.
In this IBM Redbook we describe the Application Integration patterns, and how, together with one or more of the other Patterns for e-business, they form Custom Designs. We first discuss the application integration methods, how IBM Lotus Domino 6 and IBM WebSphere Application Server V5 can be integrated and then move into Hybrid Runtime patterns, where both Domino and WebSphere Application Server exist. When we move further, the Hybrid Runtime patterns include Directory integration as well as Collaboration patterns.
The latter part of the book is spent describing three real-life scenarios where Patterns for e-business are applied and Domino and WebSphere Application Server are part of the runtime topology. We start from the business requirements, then identify and apply the applicable Business, Application, and Runtime patterns to get to our own runtime topology. We review a simple scenario, and then increase the complexity in the following scenarios. We discuss technology options, and design and development guidelines for the solutions as well.
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