alt Hacker NewsRecently, I also started using queues for integrating with legacy health care applications. Most of them run on-promise and they don't have incoming internet connection for security reasons. The strategy is to send a message to a queue. The consumer application uses short polling to process the messages and then it can call a webhook to share the status of the job. Do you also follow a similar approach?
If I understand it correctly, no; PeopleSoft is Legacy in some ways but it is actively developed and improved/maintained. The Peoplesoft Integration Broker is "modern-ish" from that perspective, and a proper middleware messaging system:
https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E92519_02/pt856pbr3/eng/pt/tibr/c...
It'll do XML messages in somewhat proprietary format with other PeopleSoft applications, and "near-real-time" queues via web services with other applications in a fairly standardized way (WSDL etc). I think of PeopleSoft Integration Broker as a "mini, proprietary ESB", as inaccurate as it may be in details :).