Importance of Integration Readiness
Unless software developers change their programming habits and learn to include integration readiness in all software designs, we will be faced with a constant problem of integrating closed applications that are not integration-ready. The term “closed” does not apply only to legacy applications and architectures. It is very easy to build closed applications using the latest software platforms including J2EE. Closed applications do not integrate with other applications or make it very hard for applications to integrate and exchange information. An integration-ready application, on the other hand, has a more open architecture and has built-in capabilities to support integration with applications running on different ...
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