what are the intermediaries under isi
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In this implementation, ISI is deployed as an intermediary in a system that already incorporates and uses Web services.
Choose this implementation to centralize logs and other data through ISI.
Current service levels can be maintained because the SOAP messages used for sending and receiving data can pass through ISI without modification.
By using ISI as an intermediary, you can collect linkage logs and standardize linkage to the client application when adding a Web service. Also, additional applications and other changes can be implemented in ISI if necessary in a consistent manner.
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