Patterns for business object model integration in process-driven and service-oriented architectures

Authors:
Carsten Hentrich;Uwe Zdun
Affiliations:
CSC Deutschland Solutions GmbH, Wiesbaden, Germany;Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Austria
Venue:
Proceedings of the 2006 conference on Pattern languages of programs
Year:
2006

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Abstract

Service-oriented architectures often have the goal to integrate various systems of one or more organizations in a flexible way to be able to quickly react on business changes. Integration based only on services, however, falls short in reaching this goal because the application-specific business object models of multiple external systems (especially legacy systems) need to be integrated into the service-oriented system. When multiple business object models must be integrated into one system, serious data integration issues might arise. Examples of such problems are incompatible data definitions, inconsistent data across the enterprise, data redundancy, and update anomalies. We present patterns that address these issues and describe how to integrate the application-specific business object models of various external systems into a consistent process-driven and service-oriented architecture.