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Welcome to elemenope -- Beyond SOA |
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Written by John Joseph Roets
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Jun 12, 2004 at 11:54 AM |
elemenope™ is an Enterprise Application Integration [EAI], Service Oriented Architecture [SOA], and general messaging framework.
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elemenope is the premier Open Source [FOSS] SOA and EAI Framework.
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elemenope provides the capability for massive decoupling of an enterprise's components through standardized interfaces for communications.
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elemenope's Service Oriented Architecture [SOA] predates by many years the coining of the term “SOA” and provides the most powerful SOA technology available today through separation of service transport protocol from business logic implementation. For more in depth information on this and other architectural features, please read the architectural features chapter of the elemenope User Guide.
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elemenope allows an organization to easily create a large scale multi-platform application to conduct messaging or transaction processing.
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elemenope abstracts away most connectivity issues and promotes integration of new software with legacy applications through simplification of connections.
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elemenope simplifies architecture of large systems by standardizing functional components and message pathways. One can very easily trace problems or collect metrics at multiple levels, as every unit of application functionality implements the same interface, and all requests follow a similar path.
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elemenope serves as a R&D platform for advanced architectural concepts. elemenope's market share provides solid evidence for effectiveness of particular architectural concepts.
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elemenope provides complete abstraction of both transmission protocol and functional components.
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elemenope™ implements the following connector/transport sets:
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Java Message Service [JMS]
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Web Services (SOAP, XML-RPC)
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Direct Call
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Native IBM MQSeries (WebSphereMQ)
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Built-in mainframe connectivity classes for use when connecting to a mainframe running IBM MQSeries with the IMS Adapter or IMS Bridge
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elemenope has been in development since 1999. It and some of its precursors are currently in production use within innumerable organizations and international corporations. The elemenope site has registered over 50,000 downloads of the framework to date.
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Last Updated ( Aug 05, 2006 at 10:39 PM )
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