Mediator vs OSB
- Mediator is an internal component in a composite application and can be used to
mediate between the components or the component and the outside world. OSB is a
standalone full function powerful stateless ESB that is an intermediary between
hetrogenous clients and services and is a part of neither of them.
- Mediator is primarily targeted to composite developers. OSB is primarily
targeted to a system integrator using the console except if advanced programming
concepts like split join is used. In that case the optional eclipse IDE can be
used by the system integrator.
- OSB is a fully fledged standalone stateless ESB, and works an intermediary
between service consumers.
- OSB working as a proxy or a differentiated layer.
- Mediator works as an aggregator or mediator of components within a composite
application or by mediating components from external systems
- Mediator is a replacement to ESB and takes care of the communication brokering
within an application.
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