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Is Open Source ESB in Action for Beginner?

 
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Hi,

I can consider myself as a new beginner in ESB. Does the book suits for a beginner like me? I am interested to use ESB in one of my projects in later future. Please advise.
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Yep,

The book can also be used to get you started with ESBs. We start off slowly by introducing the concepts and setting up an environment in which you can run and play around with the examples.

We've tried to introduce more complex topics gradually in the book, all of course supported with examples. So when you're interested in ESBs, regardless of they are open source or not, I think that we've provided a nice overview of all the different concepts supported with lots of examples.
 
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Thanks for the information.

In my project that I currently work, we use Sonic MQ as messaging server and will your book help me to get a feel of what is happening with MQ series in my project?
 
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Well, we use Apache ActiveMQ in the book as our messaging layer. But this can easily be swapped with for example JORAM (open source), WebSphere MQ or Sonic MQ. So to get a feeling about using JMS and messaging in integration projects, I definitely think reading the book will provide you with a lot of integration knowledge in general. Of course the specifics of Sonic MQ are not described here, but messaging layers are not that different from eachother in general, foremost when you're using JMS.

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That really sounds interesting.

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Originally posted by Jos Dirksen:
Yep,

The book can also be used to get you started with ESBs. We start off slowly by introducing the concepts and setting up an environment in which you can run and play around with the examples.

We've tried to introduce more complex topics gradually in the book, all of course supported with examples. So when you're interested in ESBs, regardless of they are open source or not, I think that we've provided a nice overview of all the different concepts supported with lots of examples.



This book sounds very interesting to me. I will start to read it in the near future to learn more about ESB.
Thanks for the information.
 
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