The Insider's Guide to Next-Generation BPM
03/10/2010
Rocket Software announced the availability of LegaSuite Integration 5.2, an application integration tool to help organizations SOA-enable their existing applications and data.
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The new release provides a single application integration software tool to enable IT organizations to rapidly and non-invasively create Web services from existing applications and data on mainframe, IBM i, OpenVMS and Windows client/server platforms.
New features include a macroflow modeler to orchestrate composite services using drag-and-drop functionality, as well as support for IBM CICS Transaction Server V4.1.
For organizations that rely on the IBM mainframe, LegaSuite Integration takes advantage of all the next-generation functions offered by IBM's CICS TS V4.1 like event processing, ATOM feeds, and plug-ins to CICS Explorer.
"In today's economy, IT software budgets in companies and public sector organizations are going towards getting the most out of the technology that they already have installed," said Sam Elias, Business Area Executive Worldwide for Seagull products at Rocket Software. "LegaSuite Integration offers a proven, low-cost and low-risk method to access and share information from any enterprise application with Web-based technologies to meet new and changing business requirements."
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