ENTERPRISE

SERVICE
BUS
Presented by

Ankur Gautam B3374204

Tushar Ralebhat B3374264
Vineet Varghese B3374278

Project Guide
Prof. P.S. Dhotre
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Agenda
• About the project
• Literature Survey
• Working Architecture
• System Description
• UML diagrams of System
• Services/Applications provided
• Mule ESB
• Features of ESB
• Benefits of ESB
• Applications
• Challenges
• Future Scope

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 About the Project

• Development of a Human Resource Management demo

system which calls the services integrated with ESB system
to show how ESB can be used for effective information
management.

• This Project involves the following

 Setup of ESB based Infrastructure using Mule ESB
platform
 Design and Implementation of Services based
Information access to Business applications which
would
be integrated with the ESB
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 Literature survey :
Enterprise Application Integration

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 Challenges of EAI

• High initial development costs for small and mid-sized

businesses
• Most EAI projects usually start off as point-to-point
efforts, quickly becoming unmanageable as the number
of applications increase
• Cross-platform application communication
• Functionality overlapping
• Data Duplication

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 Message-Oriented Middleware (MOM)
A Solution to EAI

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 Limitations of MOM

• Addition of extra component in architecture i.e.

MESSAGE BROKER

• Dependency of applications on infrastructure

• Use of proprietary protocols and platform specific

interfaces and deployments.

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 Overview of project

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 System Description
USERS HR manager
Employees
DATABASE STORAGE Open source RDMS My Sql
 OPERATING Windows Xp /Linux
ENVIRONMENTS
REQUIREMENTS Mule ESB 2.2.1
Mule Server
Java/J2EE-JSP
Hibernate
Open LDAP Server
Java mail API
Apache Tomcat Server
MySql Webs Server
BROWSER REQUIREMENTS Mozilla FireFox / Internet Explorer

DESKTOP SOFTWARE Eclipse IDE

REQUIREMENTS

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 Use case diagram
Portal Portal_ Mgr
User uses
manages

Authenticate Add Conduct

Employee interviews Training

Hr Mgr Employee ESB

Connects
To Recruiter Mail

Manage
Employee
_Info
Document Message
Attendance Mgr
Supervisor Application
Tracking

Db
Performance lookup
Tracking Leave Delete
Details Doc Update Document
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Sequence diagram

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 Service / Applications provided

• SMS and EMAIL Notification

• Authentication using LDAP
• Authorization & Access control using LDAP
• Blended, Onsite, Offshore Rate Management
• Quotation Management End Points
• Software Documentation templates
• Technology Assessment and Case Studies
• Effort Calculation Services
• Approval Services
• Reports/ Graphs Matrix

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 Enterprise Service Bus

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 Mule ESB 2.2.1

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 Message Flow

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 Technologies Integrated with Mule
Platform

• Email Transport ( SMTP / POP3/ Imap)

• FTP Transport
• HTTP Transport
• TCP Transport
• UDP Transport
• Unified access to Data , business Logic
• Integration with Web services
• Authentication and Authorization

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 Features of ESB

ESB
Event
Processing

Managem Invocatio
ent n

Security Routing

Mediator

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 Benefits of ESB

• Faster and cheaper accommodation of existing systems.

• Increased flexibility; easier to change as requirements change.
• Standards-based
• Scales from point-solutions to enterprise-wide deployment
(distributed bus).
• Predefined ready-for-use service types.
• More configuration rather than integration coding.
• No central rules-engine, no central broker.

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 Application

Banks

Airports

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 Limitations

• Require Additional inputs data from the user

• Configuration of the ESB is difficult.

• Requires continuous management of message

versions
to ensure the intended benefit of loose  coupling

• Middleware analysis skills needed to configure,

manage, and operate an ESB

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 Future Scope and Conclusion

• Communication between more than two ESBs

• Can be extensively used in services-based IT companies

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 References
• Mule ESB community :
http://www.mulesoft.org/what-mule-esb

• Jeff Genender “ The Buzz About ESB ”,enterprise open

source journal January/ February 2006

• Falko menge “ ESB ”, free and open source software

conference 2007

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