28
Apr
2009
Siebel – EAI Series on GeeksBlogging@dotCOM
by Nitin JainSiebel EAI, aka Enterprise Application Integration is generally the most sought after area in Siebel among most of the Siebel Developers that I have come across, whether they are currently working on Siebel or not. Honestly speaking, I am still trying to understand the confusion. As far as I am concerned, “I like EAI because I like interacting with other systems, not just Siebel”. Does that work out enough in my support?!! 
I wanted to start this series some time back, just that I could not actually find out where to start off from. A new found friend through this blog has just given me some fodder for thought. So, here it is – I will be starting with the Enterprise Application Integration section for Siebel on this blog. I will cover a short introduction initially, then some advanced topics (they are ‘advanced’ by my standards. Please excuse me if I offended you!!).
Keep watching, Siebel EAI coming soon.
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great. so we will now have eai series on geeksbloggingat.com. I wanted to learn new concepts in eai since a long time. it is a wish come true.
Hope you find it useful, Prachi. However, just a word of caution here. The topics that I have scheduled may be a little advanced for newbies. I don’t plan to start off with the fundamentals. I am sorry, but such were the topics requested.