Bottomline GTBridge

Built on rule-driven publish-subscribe mechanisms (no link between source and target), GTBridge removes the overhead associated with the integration of multiple applications

Publish-subscribe allows a quick and easy integration of additional applications in the global workflow, dramatically facilitating the upstream and downstream integration of applications

Publish-subscribe features of GTBridge allow for the decoupling of applications between themselves, providing flexibility for future changes and upgrades and enabling a staged approach for a complex migration project

Sophisticated interfaces multiplexing decreases the number of queues between several source and target applications reducing the manual task associated with monitoring, maintenance and supervision

Configurable header transformation feature ensures a seamless integration of several applications with different envelopes or headers, allowing a standardised macro-routing between applications whatever the meta-data provided at the source

Macro-routing features combined with multiple exit points allow an easy definition of workflows involving several third party applications

Stateless design of GTBridge (no persistency) combined with the support of EJB server multi-instantiation provides the highest performance for the lowest footprint

End-to-end XA transactions and cluster facilities ensure the highest reliability and availability with no single point of failure

Embedded monitoring features can be used as web services for centralised monitoring, allowing the integration of GTBridge in any environment

Built on the most recent Java J2e standards, GTBridge can be implemented in any operational environment

Innovative design allows automated rerouting of messages when an application is not available, ensuring continuity of service