XAware

XAware Open Source Data Integration

Features

Eclipse 3.2 IDE plug-in for creating, testing, and deploying standards-compliant web services
Graphical display using UML Activity Diagrams
Web services are built using configurable and reusable components
Components and related meta data are cataloged and easily searched
Micro-workflow capability including conditional logic and business rule processing
Support for complex industry standard XML schemas
Full support of web services styles including RPC Encoded, RPC Literal, Document Literal and Document Literal Wrapped
Graphical drag-and-drop mapping of source elements to target data sources
Wizard-driven processes allow design-time access to J2EE-managed resources such as data connection pools managed by an application server
Wizard-driven support for configuring and mapping complex SQL or dropping in pre-built SQL expressions
Debugging and validation tools within the design environment speed service creation and testing
Simple packaging and deployment of services using XAware application archive (XAR) files

J2EE application that can deployed on application servers (WebSphere, WebLogic, Oracle, Sun, JBoss), on web servers (IIS, Apache, Tomcat), embedded within custom applications or deployed standalone.
Modular architecture built on the Spring framework
Multi-threaded, scalable, clusterable
Optimized for XML processing
High volume transaction processing capabilities
Comprehensive log and statistic viewing through browser interface

Interface to structure and unstructured text using File BizComponent, or Multi-format BizComponent
Relational database connectivity through SQL BizComponent or Stored-Procedure BizComponent
Link Java classes through Java BizComponent
Plug into messaging queues through JMS BizComponent or MQ BizComponent
Interface to web service interface through SOAP BizComponent or HTTP BizComponent
Map XML source and target structures through XML Mapper BizComponent or XSL BizComponent
Mainframe integration to COBOL Copybooks
Invoke XAware applications through HTTP, Java API, messaging, or SOAP
Add in-line custom business logic using Functoids