Enterprise Integration Patterns for SAP NetWeaver PI

Using Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP) - design patterns for the integration of enterprise applications - can help solve several recurring problems that haunt IT staffs, including filtering of special parts of messages, splitting of messages in several parts, and collecting messages according to determined aspects and sending them in a bundle.

This book lays out the strategies, approaches, and planning required to efficiently use EIP. It then goes one step further, presenting the twelve most important patterns for the integration of heterogeneous services, applications, and systems with SAP NetWeaver PI. Based on specific, real-life problems, the authors identify the appropriate Enterprise Integration pattern and then show, in detail, how to implement it for SAP NetWeaver PI. And there's more, critical software components and examples used in the book are available to via our Website!

1 Implementation of Integration Scenarios

Discover a standardized approach for implementing integration scenarios, including the various roles in the project and how to use patterns to estimate expenses and assure quality.

2 Modeling Approaches

Learn about three different strategies for modeling and organizing objects within software components: two-component strategy, three-component strategy, and process-oriented structure of the objects.

3 Design and Configuration Time

Find out how design and configuration time must proceed and the appropriate naming conventions.

4 The Twelve Most Important Patterns

See how to implement the most useful Enterprise Integration Patterns in SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1.

5 Download Offer

Find all the referenced software components on our website.

Topic Hightlights
- Aggregator
- Content Enricher
- Content filters
- Dynamic Router
- Message Translator
- Guaranteed Delivery
- Request/Reply