Back to the articlePosted Monday 19th February 2007 12:30 GMT
Sounds like BizTalk #
I hope they did a better job than Microsoft.
Swiss SOA firm puts modelling over programming
Swiss company E2E has set up a UK office to sell its enterprise application integration software. It's taking an unorthodox approach to EAI - instead of selling tools to help programmers build interfaces that translate between applications, it has designed a interpreter, called E2E Bridge, that takes business models written in …
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Posted Monday 19th February 2007 14:42 GMT
They are not alone #
Datadialogs, Based in Christchurch, offer the same type of solution - Business models driving a C++ interpreter, only instead of having to write the models in UML, Datadialogs provide an intuitive drag and drop modeller so people can do it for themselves if they wish.
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