Description

INTRODUCTION

Middleware, which is quickly becoming synonymous with enterprise applications integration (EAI), is software that is invisible to the user. It takes two or more different applications and makes them work seamlessly together. This is accomplished by placing middleware between layers of software to make the layers below and on the sides work with each other (Figure 1). On that broad definition, middleware could be almost any software in a layered software stack. Further, middleware is a continually evolving term.

Middleware Technologies Seminar Report

Page Length : 32

Content :

• Introduction
• Brief History of EAI/Middleware
• What is involved in EAI/Middleware?
• Application Programming Interface (API)
• Middleware/EAI Basics
• Middleware and Computer Telephony
• Java Middleware – Evolving Use of EAI Technology
• Middleware Usage Considerations
• Middleware Developmental Stage
• Middleware Costs, Limitations, and Economic Outlook
• EAI/Middleware Market Leaders and Sample Middleware Vendors and Earnings
• Market Leaders
• Sample EAI/Middleware Vendors and Earnings
• Conclusion
• Potential Challenges of Middleware/EAI
• The Future of Java Middleware
• The Future of Middleware/EAI
• APPENDIX A
• Webliography/Bibliography

Middleware Technologies Presentation Report (PPT)

Page Length : 36

Content :

• Introduction
• Brief History of EAI/Middleware
• Middleware Categories
• CORBA
• Middleware and Computer Telephony
• Middleware Usage Considerations
• Middleware costs
• Advantages and Disadvantages of Middleware
• Conclusion
• Reference