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Wily Embraces IBM Integration, Updates Introscope


By David Rubinstein
April 1, 2004 — 
Java application management software provider Wily Technologies Inc. this week is introducing a series of adapters for IBM's WebSphere Business Integration and releasing version 5 of its flagship Introscope app management product.

The company also announced it is beginning "a more formal relationship" with JBoss Inc., with CTO and founder Lewis Cirne saying it will support the management of applications deployed on the open-source JBoss application server.

IBM WebSphere Business Integration, according to Wily senior vice president of product and strategy Vic Nyman, is basically a repackaging of the technology IBM gained as part of its acquisition of CrossWorlds in January 2002, and that the company recently added in the modeling and simulation capabilities it acquired with Holosofix last year. "IBM is connecting PeopleSoft or SAP systems with CICS and using WebSphere as a critical piece for that integration," Nyman said. "We help them by monitoring the transactions" with the new Introscope PowerPack for WebSphere Business Integration. There are seven adapters, for PeopleSoft, SAP and IBM mainframe and messaging, that make up the PowerPack, he said.

Introscope 5 has been updated with new reporting systems that allow data to be shared between departments, Cirne said.

Also, the tool has been given a multiuser, multigroup user interface that gives an operations worker the ability to manage multiple development groups and get the high-level views to create trouble tickets, while allowing for a more technical drill-down by the developer tasked with fixing the problem, he explained.




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