FME Server as an Enterprise Service Bus
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An enterprise service bus (ESB) is a communication system between interacting software applications. FME Server was used as an ESB to solve the challenge of building a dynamic multi-page web form application for public data entry, validation and reporting that required complex spatial and non-spatial business rules. The solution used FME Server data streaming services and workspaces to dynamically provide JSON responses for the web front end content and perform form validation and interactions with backend services. Future improvements could make the process asynchronous to prevent page freezing if engine queues are busy.
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- 3. An enterprise service bus (ESB) implements a communication system between mutually interacting software applications in a service- oriented architecture (SOA) * Wikipedia
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- 6. FORM CONFIGURATION DYNAMIC WEB UI CONTENT STORAGE BUSINESS RULES VALIDATION
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- 9. DEMO
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Editor's Notes
- This talk is about an architectural solution to a real-world problem presented to us by a client
- FME Server usually thought of as workspace repository / scheduling tool. All but invisible in this solution. What is “architectural solution”? - This talk isn’t focusing on workflow complexity, rather looking at system architecture as solution
- How does the solution fit the ESB model? These are some of the interacting components of the ESB: Web forms Dynamic for validation Business rule validation Data storage solutions at back end: form config DB form submission DB CMS PDF conversion Email
- Other back end services: CMS PDF creation Form response storage GIS DB Google Maps Email
- REST API DataStreaming services
- Not able to show actual system because it requires a secure logon. Showing some screen captures instead.
- List of projects – all details provided as a DataStreaming response from FME Server Even the Section titles are provided by FME Server from details stored in the configuration DB
- Creating a new project, select the proposed project location on the map. This location is used when processing business rules to determine form content later in the application.
- Note how the text changes as the Assessment Level changes. All text supplied by FME Server from config DB
- Project location area entered when project created determines Assessment Levels available. Project impacts shown on map.
- Project cannot be submitted for assessment until all forms have been validated Each form page is validated on the fly at the time it is completed; validation status is shown on list at right