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The WebShipAnywhere company currently has a manual Order-to-Ship process. The company is implementing Service-Oriented Integration architecture and, as part of that initiative, they are automating the Order-to-Ship process. Whenever an order ships, the Warehouse Management System (WMS) is manually updated to reflect that the order has been shipped. If the Inventory for any product that was part of the order drops below a threshold value, the WMS alerts the user via a pop-up screen indicating that the product inventory is low. When this happens, the user logs in to the Purchasing System (PS) and enters the need to order more of the product. Both the WMS and PS are thick-client, two-tier applications that use an Oracle database. As part of automating the Order-to-Ship process, the company would like to remove this manual step. What integration pattern(s) should be used to automate this manual step?
Correct Answer: B
Explanation/Reference: Polling, using a reliable-one-way message, and using a SOA Service is a good solution. Incorrect answers: A, D: The publish-and-subscribe communication pattern is used when a single message is of interest to multiple consumers. Here there is a single consumer. E: This is a low level solution that would only be possible if the WMS application could access the database of the PS application. Note: Over the years there have been many different approaches used to integrate applications. Some of the approaches that proved to be particularly prevalent and successful have become known as integration patterns. There are entire books written on the different types of integration patterns. There are some patterns that are so common and so foundational that any integration architecture must support them. A) Message Exchange Patterns Message exchange patterns describe the order and sequence of messages passing between a service consumer and a service provider. The foundational message exchange patterns that the architecture must support include A1) One-way A2) Reliable one-way A3) Request-Response A4) Request Optional-Respons B) Synchronous Communications C) Asynchronous Communications C1) Bridging Synchronous and Asynchronous C2) Store and Forward D) Publish and Subscribe E) Polling Reference: Oracle Reference Architecture, Service-Oriented Integration, Release 3.0