Application Integration
MessagePlus/Open provides generic and application specific integration options. The generic interfaces can be used by any backend application, but require some programming effort. Examples are the data exchange through relational databases like IBM DB2 and Oracle Database, middleware like IBM WebSphere MQ, or a file interface. Application specific interfaces exploit product specific APIs like e.g. the RFC architecture of SAP. In addition interfaces are provided for legacy applications and available end-user interfaces include e-mail, a Client, and virtual printer.
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