Chapter 8 shows you how to bind Enterprise Java Beans components to the ESB. EJB
is the Distributed Component paradigm in the Java-J2EE world and the industry has
a lot invested in this technology. Coexisting services with those components will help
you to reuse those existing investments so that we can continue building new systems
based on higher levels of SOA maturity.
Chapter 9 shows POJO Binding using JSR181 to the ESB. POJO components can be
easily exposed as WSDL-compliant services to the JBI bus.
Chapter 10 illustrates how to bind the web services to the ServiceMix ESB, thus
creating a web services gateway at the ESB layer.
Chapter 11 looks at how Java Message Service (JMS), which is a platform dependent
messaging technology, can increase the QOS features of web services by making web
services accessible through the JMS channel.
Chapter 12 introduces Java XML binding and XStream, which is a simple open
source library to serialize the Java objects to XML and back again. We will show the
XStream integration with ESB demonstrating streaming of data across the bus.
Chapter 13 visits the JDK Proxy classes and then explains the JBI Proxy in detail with
examples.
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