Learn more about PEtALS
What is integration ?
Integration facilitates communication between application, servers, web applications which were not originally designed to work together.Different types of integration
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Manual integration
Individual links between computers are created as needed. Difficult and expensive to maintain on a large scale. |
EAI Integration
Semi-automated links are quicker to develop and allow monitoring. However, proprietary code and vendor lock-in restrain interoperability. EAI systems are complete, but often rigid. |
ESB, Service integration
Lighter, and uses standard service languages resulting in greater adaptability. The different sub-systems also work better together. Integrates into existing architectures with more agility. |
What can an ESB do ?
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TransferWhen typing data in an application, automatically transfer it to another application. |
ExtractAny file can be automatically converted and transferred to a database. It is then easier to handle and share. |
ProcessCreate processes inside your company and with partners. Save time (and money) by having those processes automated. |
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DeliverGuaranteed service delivery. Undelivered services are saved and delivered later or to another location if possible. |
ShareMake services available on the web or an intranet. Give access to customers and partners |
MonitorSelf-monitoring system that provides operational data and alerts you when something goes wrong. |
Why choose PEtALS ?
Adapt to large projects
PEtALS design make it easy to progressively increase size of infrastructure, simply adding new servers.
It provides broad architectures with high avaibility for safer moves, interoperability for cooperation, and business process management.
Supported by OW2 community
OW2 is a wide consortium, integrating full range of tools around integration. Thanks to developers collaboration, PEtALS is compatible with a large number of OW2 softwares.
Open
Open Source. No vendor lockins. Only standards.


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