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Chapter 12. Exposed Broker runtime

pattern: generic profile

This chapter describes how to architect, develop, and implement the generic

profile of the Exposed Broker runtime pattern.

In this chapter we describe how to add broker functionality, where a Broker node

receives a single request and sends responses to multiple targets in other

enterprises. To do this, we:

򐂰 Develop mediations using the mediation API of WebSphere Application

Server.

򐂰 Describe how to deploy the mediations to a Web services gateway,

򐂰 Describe how to test the application.

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