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Premium interoperability toolkit for Java.
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Seria/JX brings the power and agility of our interoperability toolkits to the Java enterprise. Comprising a full set of configurable runtime components, including processing servers, message interceptors and client impersonators; the toolkit's runtime processes support almost any desired integration footprint methodology. Seria/JX also supports our distributed service managed deployment model, allowing any application to be made web aware with minimum intrusion and no requirement for a dedicated server process. The same deployment model applies for endpoint interface abstraction, allowing integration teams armed with Seria/JX to substantially optimise any integration suite or service bus implementation project. Seria/JX features a full Java API allowing application developers to harness the integrative power of the toolkit without dealing in the complexities of the underlying endpoint interfacing. Seria/JX gives integrators the power to support proprietary interfaces, protocols and messaging formats in their integration scenarios using configuration, rather than hand-coding. NOTE: As always, with great power comes great responsibility. To ensure Seria toolkits are used successfully and according to estalished principles and best practices, we strongly recommend that customers leverage the assistance of a certified Seria/JX solution provider in designing and implementing their interoperability solution. Alternatively, a training and support program is available for customers who wish to establish in-house Seria/JX capability and certification.
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Seria interoperability toolkits incorporate the full power of our revolutionary TUBE® (patent pending) technology, enabling architects and solution integrators to solve challenging interoperability issues within a fraction of the time and complexity typically associated with these activities.
Delivering the world's most innovative interoperability technology into the hands of those best placed to utilise it.
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