Modeling different data formats
You can use IBM® Integration Bus to create message models for a range of data formats.
About this task
Most message formats are not self-defining, and a parser must have access to a predefined model that describes the message, if it is to parse the message correctly. Even if your messages are self-defining, and do not require modeling, message modeling has advantages. For a full description of the advantages of using message models, see Why model messages?.
The topics in this section describe how to create a message model for different data formats by using IBM Integration Bus.- Working with web services XML data
- Working with other XML data
- Working with CSV data
- Working with other delimited text data
- Working with custom text or binary data by using DFDL
- Working with COBOL data
- Working with C data
- Working with PL/I data
- Working with CORBA data
- Working with SCA data
- Working with SAP data
- Working with Siebel data
- Working with PeopleSoft data
- Working with JD Edwards data
- Working with database records
- Working with JSON data
- Working with MIME data