423 m3 c Introducing How to Organize Services into Layers and Tiers to Support Enterprise

Integration Problems

423 m3 c Introducing How to Organize Services into Layers and Tiers to Support Enterprise

Integration Problems

Introduction

With the advent of internet, e-business has highly influenced the progression of a company. In order to develop e-business solutions, a new set of challenges are necessarily required for software development. Mostly heterogeneous networks are considered to be very significant for running e-business solutions for enterprise applications. These have to execute on the top of the software. This will help the business to develop rapidly. They have not only influenced daily life but have also influenced organizational practices (Keen, et.al. 2006).

Discussion

The Patterns for e-business layered asset model

Implementation of successful e-business solutions is enabled by architects with the help of the patterns for e-business approach. This becomes possible through the re-use of solution elements and components from proven successful experiences. The Patterns approach is designed on the basis of a set of layered assets that can be damaged by any current development methodology. These layers assets are organized in such a way that every stage of detail is built on the last. These assets involve:

Business practices that are used for identifying the interaction among businesses, users and data.

Integration patterns that are used in tying several business patterns when a solution based on a single Business pattern is not available (Zhang, 2012).

Complex patterns with which commonly occurring combinations of Integration patterns and Business patterns are represented.

Application patterns that offer a conceptual layout in order to describe the interaction between the data and the application components within an Integration pattern or a Business pattern interact.

Runtime patterns that are used to describe the logical middleware framework to support an Application pattern.

The major middleware nodes, interfaces and roles are depicted by Runtime ...