Ws in Tibco BW or Java

I found that developing WS in Tibco is much faster than using java coding

Is it a wise investment to use Tibco as your WS service provider? Service requester?

At the same time, it is also a problem of developing JMS consumers and previous problems publisher.

How does my server-side java code use / listen to BW processes? So far, I have read about the functions of Tibco adapters. It has many functions, such as monitoring, but is this just an overhead? Just write JMS code in your WS & Java application?

How do you decide whether to implement functions (such as sending mail, recording, etc.) in Java or Tibco?

Thank you. Thirdy

Solution

Compared with using java to create soap web services, using Tibco business works to implement soap web services and call soap web services will certainly save a lot of time

Whether it is a "wise investment" actually depends on your growth Tibco BW license is not cheap, but with a large development team and a lot of development work, you can get a very fast return on investment If you have only one project and only a few developers, you may not see a return on investment (that is, the license cost may be higher than the cost of developing a project using Java)

Your server-side java code will use / listen to BW by simply calling the web service In this regard, axis 2 will make your life easier

In deciding what to develop in Java and what to develop in Tibco BW, I will answer everything you can do in Tibco BW and use some custom Java where you need it BW is java - based, so adding java code to any project is easy