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| - | ====== Evolution of software integration ====== | + | 1.) [[Introduction]] |
| - | Following figure shows the six important method of software integration. | + | 2.) [[Evolution of Software Integration methods]] |
| - | {{tanszek: | + | 3.) [[Integration based on TCP/IP Sockets]] |
| - | ===== Integration based on sockets ===== | ||
| - | * Socket ::= IP address + (TCP/UPD) port | ||
| - | * Real-time data transfer | ||
| - | * binary data transfer but can be normal text or XML as well | ||
| - | * no direct method sharing (can be done by hand) | ||
| - | * TCP and UDP connections are possible. UDP is 3 times quicker but one-way communication | ||
| - | * Persistent or On-Demand communication channel | ||
| - | * because of connection time-loss usually persistent channels are better, but periodically " | ||
| - | * in case of UDP channels an extra TCP channel is available for synchronizing | ||
| - | * Results in the fastest possible transmission. | ||
| - | * Where the number of transactions per second up to ~ 20 transactions, | ||
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