Reliable Messaging, Message Manipulation, Data Format and Data Model Transformation as well as Protocol Bridging are just some sub-patterns examples under the ESB umbrella.

In conclusion, patterns such as ESB brings great benefits when integrating between heterogeneous services. However, ESB alone does not address all the integration challenges which a system would face.

At its core, the ESB pattern represents a basic set of functional requirements used to integrate applications across an enterprise: mediation, transformation, routing, etc. Unfortunately, this ...

Following a 2002 prediction by Gartner that the ESB pattern would be implemented in the majority of enterprises by 2005, the hub-and-spoke EAI middleware vendors were able to convince many in the ...

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Often enterprises assume adopting patterns like ESB help in developing with services. However, hidden challenges with these patterns can present dangers which go unnoticed until the system is live.