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The service integration bus supports the following application attachments:
JMS messaging applications
JMS applications that run in either WebSphere Application Server can connect to the bus
by using the JMS programming model.
Web services
–Requestors using the JAX-RPC API
–Providers running in WebSphere Application Server as stateless session beans and
servlets (JSR-109)
–Requestors or providers that attach through SOAP/HTTP or SOAP/JMS
For more information, see Chapter 13, “Messaging and service integration” on page 415.
2.5.3 Web services gateway
The web services gateway is a web services ...
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