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Publish/Subscribe Interactions in WebSphere Process Server and WebSphere ESB
Overview The well-known publish/subscribe interaction pattern supports one of the key principles of service oriented architectures - loose coupling. In the context of publish/subscribe, the publisher or producer of a message or event does not know about any potential subscriber or consumer of that message or event. Only a topic couples the publisher and subscriber; publishers publish to a topic and subscribers subscribe to a topic. The underlying messaging or event infrastructure is responsible for delivery from publisher to subscribers.
| Publisher | IBM | File Format | HTML |
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| Date Published | August 2006 | ||
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