|  | Level: Intermediate Bill Matthews (cicsos2@us.ibm.com), Certified IT Specialist, IBM
12 Oct 2005 This article shows you how to implement data federation using WebSphere Business Integration Message Broker (WebSphere BI MB)
with WebSphere Information Integrator (WebSphere II) or WebSphere Information Integrator Classic Federation (WebSphere II CF).
This article describes two data federation scenarios:
- WebSphere BI MB and WebSphere II / WebSphere II CF (where II communicates with II CF)
- WebSphere BI MB connecting directly to WebSphere II CF
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About the author | | | Bill Matthews is a Certified Consulting IT Specialist in TechWorks specializing in WebSphere Message Broker and MQ. His background also includes CICS on both mainframe and distributed systems. He currently is one of the developers and presenters for a Proof of Technology on the Advanced ESB featuring WebSphere Message Broker. |
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