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Your independent resource on business integration and network computing through middleware and message brokering
Middleware Illustration Collection
This collection - which is c 70 pages in length - is an update of that which we have provided since April 30, 1997. It available free and is intended to represent the depth and type of coverage of middleware issues which MIDDLEWARESpectra delivers. It is made up of CIOs on Middleware plus selected analyses. To obtain your copy of the Middleware Illustration Collection, please press the Order Me button at the top of this page.
Your copy will be sent in Adobe Acrobat format (.pdf) which can be viewed or printed using the free Acrobat readers available for Windows, Mac and UNIX from Adobe over the Web (details will be sent with the Middleware Illustration Collection).
For your information the Middleware Illustration Collection consists of the following:
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Lessons from Middleware's Front Lines: Part 1; Charles C. C. Brett |
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Lessons from middleware's front lines: Part 2; Charles C. C. Brett |
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Using hubs as middleware to integrate applications; Leslie Kelly Hall |
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Enterprise integration, information flow and middleware; John Mann |
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Using middleware to connect legacy systems; Steve Belmont |
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Queues are databases; Dr. Jim Gray |
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Using database queuing middleware to replace FTP - and more; Mike Torline |
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Business event networks; Dr. Keith Jones |
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Messaging in practice at State Street Bank; Dick Ross |