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z/OS Technical Overview: WebSphere Process Server and WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus

Overview System z and z/OS continue to provide the highest levels of availability, scalability, and reliability. System z also continues to host a wide variety of mission-critical data and application logic. So, where better to host advanced Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) features, such as business processes and the Enterprise Service Bus (ESB), than z/OS? This paper describes how WebSphere Process Server V6 for z/OS (used primarily to run business processes) and WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus V6 for z/OS (used to implement an ESB) benefit from the strengths of System z and z/OS.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	PDF
Date Published	September 2006	Downloads	1
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