webMethods Product Suite 10.3 | Hybrid Integration | Integration Applications
 
Integration Applications
Integration applications enable disparate resources to share business data. Resources include software applications such as SAP and Siebel, and systems such as databases and mainframe programs. Common integration patterns include:
*Synchronization. For example, two stores in a chain of retail stores maintain customer, product SKU, and product price information. One store maintains the information in a database and the other in a mainframe program. When information is added to or changed in the resource at one store, an integration application updates the resource at the other store.
data exchange between database and mainframe
*Propagation. For example, a human resources (HR) person enters data for a new employee in a composite application and an integration application propagates the data to a human resources (HR) database, a retirement plan mainframe program, and an employee benefits application.
data flow from web app to back end systems
*Composition. For example, an HR person requests a report on an employee through a composite application. An integration application gathers the data for the report from an HR database, a retirement plan mainframe program, and an employee benefits application, and then returns the data to the web application for display in report format.
report from back end systems to web app

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