[Users] how to communicate whit external system?

[cywin888 [via Petals Forums]]

hi, thank you for providing the requested information.

Because I'm a Chinese student, and there are so little documents about petals in Chinese, so I can only get help on http://petals.ow2.org/ , this is a little difficult for me , so please forgive my ineptitude.

The scene that I want to implement is like this:

I want to develop a platform , the platform can implement the communications between customer’s systems. And there are some interfaces to implement the communication between customer’s systems, the interfaces are  Web Services. The interface can be provided by the platform or other providers. Customer’s systems are developed by different language and use different communicational protocols. I want to deploy both interfaces and customer’s systems into petals. I don’t know how to deploy the customers’ systems into petals. If the customer’s system is exposed by web service , I know how to deploy it . But if it do not provide Web Service, I don’t  know how to deploy it into petals and communicate with it.

I seen that Bing Component connects JBI services to external applications, there are BC EJB, BC FTP, BC SOAP, BC JMS and so on . I don’t know how to use it to connect to external systems. For example , how to communicate with a system developed by C# ?

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Best regards.






At 2011-12-07 01:06:07,"jplorre [via Petals Forums]" <ml-node+s974793n3564924h49 at n3.nabble.com> wrote:

The simplest method is to expose your legacy application as Web Service thanks to the Facade design pattern and then connect the corresponding WS to the ESB thanks to the BC SOAP. Of course this is not always possible for technical or QoS reason, in this last case you will have to use connectors provided by Petals ESB that best fit your requirements.
I know my answer is rather general but I would need more details to provide more relevant information.


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De : "cywin888 [via Petals Forums]" <[hidden email]>
Date : Tue, 6 Dec 2011 00:50:13 -0800 (PST)
À : Jean-Pierre LORRE <[hidden email]>
Objet : how to communicate whit external system?



I'm a chinese student , so , please forgive my poor english ! If I say anything wrong ,please forgive me !
 I want to use petals develop a system that implement  the communications between customer‘s systems. There are some web services to deal with the communication between customer's systems. I don't know how to implement the communication between petals and external system? external system may be developed by different language, what  method can I use to implement it?


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