B2B integration : concepts and architecture|RISS 상세보기

목차 (Table of Contents)

CONTENTS
Part Ⅰ Introduction to Business-to-Business Integration = 1
1 History = 3
1.1 Why Integration? = 4
1.2 Evolution of Business-to-Business Integration Technology = 5

CONTENTS
Part Ⅰ Introduction to Business-to-Business Integration = 1
1 History = 3
1.1 Why Integration? = 4
1.2 Evolution of Business-to-Business Integration Technology = 5
1.2.1 Homegrown Integration = 5
1.2.2 Point-to-Point Integration = 6
1.2.3 Hub-and-Spoke Integration = 10
1.2.4 Process-Based Integration = 12
1.2.5 Naive B2B Integration = 15
1.2.6 ASP Integration = 16
1.2.7 Mature B2B Integration Technology = 17
1.3 Business Need for B2B Integration Technology = 19
1.3.1 Early B2B Integration = 20
1.3.2 Early A2A Integration = 20
1.3.3 Early Combination of A2A and B2B Integration = 22
1.3.4 Hosted Application Integration = 24
1.3.5 Mature B2B Integration Technology = 24
1.4 Summary = 26
2 Introduction to Business-to-Business Integration Technology = 29
2.1 Requirements for Integration Concepts and Functionality = 29
2.1.1 Endpoint = 29
2.1.2 Hosted Trading Partner = 30
2.1.3 Data Format and Event = 30
2.1.4 B2B Protocol = 31
2.1.5 Back-end Application System Adapter and Behavior = 31
2.1.6 Business Process = 32
2.1.7 History = 32
2.1.8 Business Intelligence = 33
2.2 Integration Concepts = 33
2.2.1 Message = 33
2.2.2 Event = 35
2.2.3 Transformation and Translation = 37
2.2.4 Business Event = 40
2.2.5 Business Process and Endpoint Behavior = 46
2.2.6 Advanced Business Process = 55
2.2.7 Trading Partner and Back-end Application System = 57
2.2.8 Endpoint Attribute, Capability and Agreement = 57
2.3 Integration Technology Architecture = 58
2.3.1 User Interface = 60
2.3.2 Integration Logic = 62
2.3.3 Connectivity = 63
2.3.4 Persistence = 65
2.3.5 Layer Component Invocation Model = 66
2.3.6 Summary = 66
2.4 Integration Technology Deployment = 66
3 Types of Integration = 69
3.1 Point-to-Point Back-end Application System Integration = 70
3.2 Multipoint Back-end Application System Integration = 70
3.3 Back-end Application System Metadata Synchronization = 71
3.4 Supply Chain Integration of Two Trading Partners = 72
3.5 Supply Chain Integration of Several Trading Partners = 73
3.6 Remote Back-end Application System = 74
3.7 Marketplace Integration = 75
3.8 Hub = 76
3.9 Interactive Application = 78
3.10 Intra-Enterprise Integration = 79
3.11 Application Service Provider = 81
3.12 ASP Aggregation = 84
3.13 ASP Aggregator Aggregation = 85
3.14 Hosted Integration = 87
3.15 Reverse Hosting = 88
3.16 Business-to-Consumer Integration = 89
3.17 Summary = 90
4 Classification = 91
4.1 A2A, B2B and ASP Integration = 91
4.2 Classification of Integration = 92
4.2.1 Business Data Awareness = 93
4.2.2 Integration Instance Representation = 93
4.2.3 Hosting Paradigm = 93
4.2.4 Definition Paradigm = 94
4.2.5 Endpoint Specificity = 94
4.2.6 Homogeneity = 94
4.2.7 Endpoint State Awareness = 95
4.2.8 Endpoint Behavior Awareness = 95
4.2.9 Invocation Paradigm = 96
4.2.10 Data Integration = 96
4.2.11 Process Integration = 96
4.2.12 User Interface Integration = 97
4.2.13 Batch Integration = 97
4.2.14 Reliability = 97
4.3 Classification of Selected Integration Technologies = 97
4.3.1 Streaming Query = 98
4.3.2 Publish／Subscribe Technology = 99
4.3.3 Remote Procedure Call = 100
4.4 Classification of Mature B2B Integration = 101
4.5 Summary = 102
Part Ⅱ Business-to-Business Integration Concepts = 103
5 Preliminaries = 105
5.1 B2B Integration Boundary = 105
5.1.1 Event and Process Boundary = 105
5.1.2 Integration Logic Boundary = 107
5.2 Instance, Type and Metatype = 108
5.2.1 Instance = 109
5.2.2 Type = 109
5.2.3 Metatype = 110
5.2.4 Early and Late Binding = 110
5.2.5 Dynamic Type Change = 111
5.2.6 My Instance is Your Type = 112
5.3 Version, Variant and Configuration = 114
5.3.1 Version = 114
5.3.2 Configuration and Change Propagation = 115
5.3.3 Dynamic Change = 118
5.3.4 Singular Version = 120
5.3.5 Variant = 121
5.4 Public and Private Behavior = 121
5.4.1 Public Process = 121
5.4.2 Private Process = 123
5.4.3 Process Binding = 124
5.4.4 Schematic Overall Process Layout = 125
5.5 Interaction Between Enterprises = 126
5.5.1 Synchronous vs. Asynchronous Invocation and Behavior = 126
5.5.2 Immediate and Delayed Behavior = 127
5.5.3 Conversation = 128
5.5.4 Direct vs. Indirect Communication = 128
5.5.5 Interaction Scope = 128
5.6 Interaction Within Enterprises = 129
5.6.1 Function Integration = 130
5.6.2 Data Integration = 131
5.6.3 Event Integration = 131
5.7 Summary = 131
6 The Ideal Integration = 133
6.1 Single Secure and Reliable Network = 133
6.2 Trusted Communication = 134
6.3 Single Semantic Data Model and Integration Behavior = 134
6.3.1 Data Model = 135
6.3.2 Integration Behavior = 136
6.4 Ideal Integration of World = 137
6.4.1 What's Left to be Done for Integration? = 137
6.4.2 Ideal Integration Concepts = 137
6.5 Characterization of Integration Concepts = 138
6.5.1 Making Networks Reliable and Secure = 138
6.5.2 Establishing Trusted Communication = 138
6.5.3 Bridging Semantic Differences : Uniform Semantics = 139
6.5.4 Achieving Homogeneous Integration = 139
7 Concepts = 141
7.1 Event = 141
7.1.1 Message = 141
7.1.2 Event and Data Type = 144
7.1.3 Event Life Cycle = 146
7.1.4 Event Addressing = 148
7.1.5 Wire Event, Translation and Clear Text Event = 151
7.1.6 Clear Text Event, Transformation and Business Event = 155
7.1.7 Business Event Type Change Management = 165
7.1.8 Event and Vocabulary = 167
7.1.9 Business Event and Business Object = 171
7.1.10 Event Correlation = 174
7.1.11 Event Validation and Data Type Validation = 177
7.1.12 Summary = 180
7.2 Process = 180
7.2.1 Hierarchical Decomposition = 181
7.2.2 Data and Data Flow = 183
7.2.3 Context-Dependent Event Validation Rule = 190
7.2.4 Control Flow = 192
7.2.5 Further Aspects = 195
7.2.6 Static and Dynamic Process = 195
7.2.7 Patterns = 197
7.2.8 Life Cycle and Execution Model = 198
7.2.9 Transactions = 201
7.2.10 Compensation = 202
7.3 Interface Process = 204
7.3.1 Data = 205
7.3.2 Instantiation Model = 205
7.3.3 Data Flow = 208
7.3.4 Interface Process-Specific Process Steps = 211
7.3.5 Execution Model = 215
7.3.6 Batch Processing and Complex Event Relationships = 217
7.3.7 B2B and A2A Protocols = 219
7.4 Business Process = 220
7.4.1 Data = 221
7.4.2 Event Address Resolution = 221
7.4.3 External Execution Logic = 223
7.4.4 User Interactions = 224
7.4.5 Business Rule = 224
7.5 Binding Process = 225
7.5.1 Data and Data Flow = 225
7.5.2 Intermediate Storing of Events = 227
7.5.3 Instantiation Model and Dynamic Process Binding = 227
7.5.4 Behavior Transformation = 229
7.5.5 Concurrent Processes and Process Coordination = 229
7.6 Process Layout Revisited = 230
7.7 Endpoint = 231
7.7.1 Type = 231
7.7.2 Trading Partner Community = 232
7.7.3 Property = 233
7.7.4 Organization Modeling = 234
7.7.5 Endpoint Relationship = 236
7.7.6 Capability = 236
7.7.7 Hosting = 237
7.7.8 Versioning = 238
7.8 Endpoint Agreement = 238
7.8.1 Agreement = 238
7.8.2 Unilateral Agreement = 240
7.8.3 Bilateral Agreement = 240
7.8.4 Multiendpoint Agreement = 241
7.8.5 Trading Partner Community Agreement = 242
7.8.6 Agreement for Anonymous Endpoints = 242
7.8.7 Multi-Interface Process Agreements = 242
7.8.8 Agreement Conflict Resolution = 243
7.8.9 Interface Process Instantiation Revisited = 244
7.9 Error Handling and Compensation = 245
7.9.1 Error Types = 245
7.9.2 Dynamic Instance Modification = 248
7.9.3 Compensation = 249
7.9.4 Abort = 250
7.10 Complete Integration Model = 250
7.10.1 Completeness = 250
7.10.2 Correctness = 251
7.10.3 Semantic Correctness = 251
7.11 Summary = 252
8 Additional Functionality = 253
8.1 History = 253
8.2 Consistency and Reliability = 255
8.3 Security = 256
8.3.1 Requirements = 256
8.3.2 Identification = 256
8.3.3 Authentication = 256
8.3.4 Authorization = 257
8.3.5 Integrity = 257
8.3.6 Confidentiality = 258
8.3.7 Nonrepudiation = 258
9 Recursive Application of Concepts to B2B Integration = 261
9.1 Graphical Notation = 261
9.2 Trading Partner Agreement Negotiation = 261
9.3 Endpoint Identifier Synchronization = 263
9.4 Endpoint Definition Update = 265
9.5 B2B Protocol Change Management = 266
Part Ⅲ Business-to-Business Integration Technology Architecture = 267
10 Architecture Overview = 269
10.1 Layered Architecture = 270
10.2 Component Structure = 271
10.2.1 Component Interface = 271
10.2.2 Component Parts = 271
10.3 State-Based Architecture = 272
10.4 Coordinated Architecture = 272
10.4.1 User Interface Invocations = 273
10.4.2 Invocations Processing Incoming Events = 273
10.5 Integration Example = 274
11 User Interface = 275
11.1 Overview = 275
11.2 Modeling Environment = 277
11.2.1 Modeling Component = 277
11.2.2 Testing Component = 277
11.3 Management Environment = 278
11.3.1 Endpoint Management Component = 278
11.3.2 Error-Handling Component = 279
11.3.3 Monitoring Component = 280
11.4 Analysis Environment = 281
11.5 End User Environment = 282
11.6 System Administration Environment = 282
12 Integration Logic = 283
12.1 Overview = 283
12.2 Integration Logic Component Coordinator = 284
12.3 Initiating Event Processing = 285
12.4 Interface Process Execution = 286
12.5 Binding Process Execution = 287
12.6 Business Process Execution = 287
12.7 Outbound Binding and Interface Process Execution = 288
12.8 Outbound Wire Event Processing = 288
12.9 Summary = 289
13 Connectivity = 291
13.1 Overview = 291
13.2 Receiving a Message = 291
13.3 Security Verification = 292
13.4 Endpoint Agreement Verification = 293
13.5 B2B Protocol Execution = 293
13.6 Outgoing Wire Event = 294
13.7 Back-end Application System Adapter Execution = 295
14 Persistence = 297
14.1 Database = 297
14.2 Persistent and Transactional Queues = 298
14.3 Transactions and Distributed Transactions = 298
15 Implementation Principles = 299
15.1 Metamodel and Integration Execution Interpreter = 299
15.1.1 Metamodel = 299
15.1.2 Integration Execution Interpreter = 300
15.2 Centralized and Transactional Interpreter = 300
15.3 Integration Testing and Monitoring = 302
15.4 External Program Integration = 302
15.4.1 Application Adapters = 303
15.4.2 External Data Format Interpreter = 303
15.4.3 And Then There is Integration Reality = 304
Part Ⅳ Business-to-Business Integration Technology Deployment = 305
16 Modeling Methodology = 307
16.1 Overview = 308
16.2 Business Behavior = 308
16.2.1 Business Process Modeling = 309
16.2.2 Business Event Definition = 309
16.3 Business Partner and Endpoint Definition = 310
16.3.1 Trading Partner Definition = 310
16.3.2 Back-end Application System Definition = 312
16.3.3 Summary = 313
16.4 Endpoint Agreement Definition = 313
16.5 Modeling Traps = 314
16.5.1 Point-to-Point Integration = 314
16.5.2 Split of Round-trip Behavior = 315
16.5.3 No Business Process = 315
16.5.4 No Real Business Events = 316
16.5.5 Inclusive Interface Processes = 316
16.6 Deployment = 316
16.7 Integration Project Management = 317
17 Advertisement, Discovery and Agreement = 319
17.1 Advertisement = 319
17.2 Discovery = 321
17.3 Agreement = 322
18 Monitoring and Business Intelligence = 323
18.1 Status Monitoring = 323
18.2 Business Intelligence = 324
18.2.1 Querying the Correct Integration Concepts = 325
18.2.2 Taking Event Behavior into Account = 326
19 Change Management = 327
19.1 Reasons for Change = 327
19.1.1 Internally vs. Externally Caused Changes = 327
19.1.2 Compatible and Incompatible Changes = 329
19.2 Business Behavior = 329
19.2.1 Business Process Type Change = 329
19.2.2 Business Event Type Change = 330
19.3 Business Partner and Endpoint Definition = 330
19.3.1 Endpoint Definition Change = 330
19.3.2 Interface Process Type Change = 331
19.3.3 Binding Process Type Change = 332
19.3.4 Connectivity Change = 332
19.4 Endpoint Agreement Definition = 332
19.5 Deployment = 333
19.6 Self-Service Changes = 334
Part Ⅴ Integration Standards, Products, Research and the Future of Integration = 337
20 Standards = 339
20.1 Standards in Today's World = 339
20.1.1 Portability and Interoperability Standards = 339
20.1.2 Current Situation in Context of B2B Integration Standards = 340
20.1.3 Elements of Interoperability Standards = 341
20.1.4 Domain-Specific and Domain-Neutral Standards = 342
20.1.5 And Where Does XML fit? = 343
20.1.6 Standards Compliance = 343
20.1.7 Standards Organizations = 344
20.2 Process Standards = 347
20.2.1 BPEL4WS = 347
20.2.2 DAML-S = 347
20.2.3 ebXML BPSS = 348
20.2.4 RosettaNet = 348
20.2.5 Other Process Standards = 349
20.2.6 Future Process Standards? = 349
20.3 Payload and Vocabulary Standards = 349
20.3.1 ACORD = 349
20.3.2 EDI = 350
20.3.3 EPISTLE = 351
20.3.4 HL7 = 352
20.3.5 OAGI = 352
20.3.6 RosettaNet = 353
20.3.7 SWIFT = 353
20.3.8 Other Payload Standards = 354
20.3.9 Vocabulary Standards = 354
20.4 Security Standards = 356
20.4.1 SAML = 356
20.4.2 SSL = 357
20.4.3 XACML = 357
20.4.4 XKMS = 357
20.4.5 XML Encryption = 357
20.4.6 XML Signature = 358
20.5 Endpoint and Agreement Standards = 358
20.5.1 CPP = 358
20.5.2 CPA = 359
20.5.3 ebXML Registry = 359
20.5.4 EDI 838 = 360
20.5.5 UDDI = 360
20.6 Packaging and Transport Standards = 361
20.6.1 ebXML MSS = 361
20.6.2 EDIINT = 362
20.6.3 FTP = 362
20.6.4 HTTP = 363
20.6.5 MIME = 363
20.6.6 SMTP = 363
20.6.7 SOAP = 363
20.6.8 WSDL = 364
20.7 Transaction Standards = 364
20.7.1 BTP = 364
20.7.2 WS-Coordination and WS-Transaction = 365
20.8 Complete Standards = 365
20.8.1 ebXML = 365
20.8.2 RosettaNet = 366
20.8.3 SWIFT = 366
20.8.4 Web Services Architecture = 366
20.9 Adapter Standard J2EE Connector Architecture = 367
20.10 Application of Standards in B2B Integration Architecture = 368
21 Products = 371
21.1 BEA's WebLogic Integration = 372
21.2 IBM's CrossWorlds = 373
21.3 Microsoft's BizTalk Server = 375
21.4 Oracle's 9iAS Integration = 377
21.5 Further Products = 378
22 Research = 379
22.1 Event Definition and Transformation = 379
22.2 Web Services and Web Service Composition = 380
22.3 Quality of Service = 382
22.4 Process = 383
22.5 Adapter = 384
22.6 Ontology = 384
22.7 Integration Architecture = 385
22.8 Business Process Monitoring = 386
22.9 Agreements = 386
23 The Future of Integration = 387
23.1 Why Integration? = 387
23.2 Integration, Quo Vadis? = 388
23.3 The Grand Challenge = 388
23.4 The Grander Challenge : Self-Forming Virtual Enterprises = 390
Part Ⅵ References and Index = 393
References = 395
Index = 403

서점명	서명	판매현황	종이책			전자책 구매링크
서점명	서명	판매현황	정가	판매가(할인율)	포인트(포인트몰)	전자책 구매링크
	B2B Integration: Concepts and Architecture	판매중	105,850원	105,850원 (0%)	3,180포인트 (3%)

상세검색

RISS 보유자료

상세검색

해외전자자료

B2B integration : concepts and architecture

부가정보

온라인 도서 정보

분석정보

연관 공개강의(KOCW)

이 자료와 함께 이용한 RISS 자료

나만을 위한 추천자료