ID-Bus is a new generation of ESB (Enterprise Service Bus) and integration platform. It is a scalable, highly distributable object broker that can seamlessly handle interactions with services and applications using disparate transport, protocols and messaging technologies
ID-Bus provides a highly scalable environment in which you can deploy your business components. ID-Bus is a Java-based platform, and manages all the interactions between components transparently whether they exist in the same VM or over the internet and regardless of the underlying transport used.
ID-Bus is designed around the Enterprise Service Bus architecture, through which different components and applications can communicate with each other. ID-Bus goes further than traditional messaging technologies, by abstracting any transport technology away from the business objects used to receive messages from the bus.
The goal of ID-Bus was to provide:
- Scalable Enterprise Service Bus framework that should handle most of the complexities of systems integration
- Easy to use, yet powerful server that can operate over complex topologies
- Simple autonomous component development and deployment
- Code reuse. If all components are self-contained, independent units of work they can be plugged into any other system
- Rapid time to market. Using ID-Bus will provide time-saving features and functionality and should certainly not result in any development or maintenance overhead
- Flexible, powerful configuration that should be easy to manage over a distributed environment.
Although many brokering and integration technologies offer ways of connecting to disparate data sources, you often have to do extra coding to get it to behave the way you want and to deliver the data where you want it to go. ID-Bus allows you to quickly develop components and then change the way they behave through configuration instead of coding. ID-Bus provides a simple and lightweight method to write components that do something to data without needing to worry about the sender or recipient of the data, and the format of the data or the technology being used to send/receive the data.
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