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Merging Disparate IT Systems, Part 13: Integrate an IBM WebSphere MQ Web Service Into an Existing Assessor System

Overview This paper shows you how to integrate an IBM WebSphere MQ Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) and Java Message Service (JMS)-based external assessor with the claims system of a fictitious insurance company. You will explore the design decisions for the company's external assessor solution, and find out how to develop the WebSphere MQ Web service so it successfully integrates with existing company systems.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	HTML
Date Published	December 2005	Downloads	16
Format	White Papers
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