nESB
provides the mechanism for continuously adapting the portfolio of available services to accommodate shifting needs.
n
nRather than requiring constant updates to constituent services, the ESB can adaptively mediate among
them.
n
nFor example, if two services use slightly different
formats for their messages, the ESB
can translate between them.
n
nAlternately, if a business change in one area requires a
new version of a service, the ESB can route requests that require enhanced functionality to the new version while routing requests that assume only basic functionality to
the old version.