Mule Esb
Mule ESB is a Java-based enterprise service bus (ESB) and integration platform, developer can connect their application with ESB. Mule use service oriented architecture. Apart from of the different technologies the applications use, including JMS, Web Services, SMTP, HTTP. The advantage of ESB, it’s allow communicate different application. Messages can be any format SOAP to JSON. Mule ESB Development provide messaging framework that enable exchange of data among application.

Red Hat JBoss Fuse:
Red Hat JBoss Fuse is an open source Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) that focuses on mediating, transforming, and routing data across multiple applications, services, or devices for both internal systems and external services . By implementing the Open Source Gateway initiative (OSGi) specification it allows bundles, or modules of functionality, to be loosely coupled and highly reusable; in addition, bundles may be remotely installed, started, stopped, updated, and uninstalled without rebooting, and multiple versions of each bundle may run simultaneously.
IBM Websphere ESB

IBM® Integration Bus is a compatible evolution of WebSphere® Message Broker that is designed to incorporate features that are found in WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus. IBM Integration Bus provides a universal integration capability that addresses a wide range of integration scenarios.
Oracle Esb

Oracle ESB is based on a prior Oracle product called Retail Integration Bus Essentials. It is intended to aid in communication between existing Oracle products and third-party applications.
Features and Benefits
  • Oracle Message Broker: A JMS-compliant API that supports AQ, IBM MQSeries, TIBCo Rendezvous, and more
  • Routing Service: SOA style routing services that allows for routing rules to be defined and published with a WSDL
  • Integration Adapters: A set of JCA adapters available for download. These allow for communication with databases, message queues, various enterprise applications, and over various protocols
  • ESB Server: The runtime server that listens to topics for updates
  • ESB Control: Allows configuration changes to be made in real time


Microsoft Biztalk:
BizTalk is an industry initiative headed by Microsoft to promote Extensible Markup Language (XML) as the common data exchange language for e-commerce and application integration on the Internet. While not a standards body per se, the group is fostering a common XML message-passing architecture to tie systems together. BizTalk says that the growth of e-commerce requires businesses using different computer technologies to have a means to share data.

Talend:
Talend is an open source data integration platform. It provides various software and services for data integration, data management, enterprise application integration, data quality, cloud storage and Big Data.