2016 ISBG - Enterprise integration done right with Salesforce Lightning, IBM Connections and IBM Verse
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This presentation discusses enterprise integration done correctly. It covers key challenges to integration like periodic vs real-time updates, single source of truth, security, and different development languages. Example integration scenarios shown include integrating Salesforce into IBM Connections using Lightning Out and REST, and integrating IBM Verse and IBM Connections into Salesforce. Live demos will show Connections and Salesforce integration using an iframe app, and Verse and Salesforce integration using a node.js app. Resources for further information are provided.
2016 ISBG - Enterprise integration done right with Salesforce Lightning, IBM Connections and IBM Verse
- 1. Enterprise integration done right ISBG 2016 @muenzpraeger René Winkelmeyer Senior Developer Evangelist
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- 3. Agenda Enterprise multi-app integration – past and now Key challenges to solve Enterprise integration scenarios with IBM Verse, IBM Connections and Salesforce Lightning 1 2 3
- 5. Enterprise multi-app integration – past
- 6. Enterprise multi-app integration – past
- 7. Enterprise multi-app integration – now
- 9. Periodic vs. Realtime Single Source Of Truth?
- 10. Security Single Sign On? SAMLOAuth IdP
- 13. Integrating Salesforce into IBM Connections
- 14. Integrating IBM Verse and IBM Connections into Salesforce
- 15. How the live demos are structured
- 16. IBM Connections and Salesforce IBM Connections node.js AppiFrameApp Salesforce Lightning Out REST
- 17. IBM Verse and Salesforce IBM Verse node.js App Salesforce Lightning Out
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- 20. Thank Y u
Editor's Notes
- #2: Welcome everyone Intro to my person Some may remember me from last year when talking about Code Reviews and Vaadin Different role nowadays NO Marketing/product session, it’s all about tech
- #3: Key Takeaway: We are a publicly traded company. Please make your buying decisions only on the products commercially available from Salesforce. Talk Track: Before I begin, just a quick note that when considering future developments, whether by us or with any other solution provider, you should always base your purchasing decisions on what is currently available.
- #4: We’re going through 4 main points. What is Why do I think that Domino and Salesforce App Cloud are so similar – and different We’re all (mostly) developers… so there will be code!
- #5: Questions! Who knows what Salesforce is? And who knows what the App Cloud is?
- #19: Complex systems require an understanding beyond REST API