Chapter 13. Integration Patterns in Practice
Case Study: Bond Pricing System
by Jonathan Simon
It is easy to distance yourself from a large collection of patterns or a pattern language. Patterns are the abstraction of an idea in a reusable form. Often, the very generic nature of patterns that makes them so useful also makes them hard to grasp. Sometimes, the best thing to help understand patterns is a real-world example—not a contrived scenario of what could happen, but what actually happens and what will happen.
This chapter applies patterns to solve problems using a discovery process. The system we discuss is a bond trading system that I worked with for two years from initial design through production. We explore scenarios and problems that ...
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