Fusion app integration_con8685_pdf_8685_0001

Oracle Fusion Applications:
Best Practices in Integration
Design Patterns
Rajesh Raheja
Senior Director, Product Management
Oracle Fusion Middleware Business Integration

Ravi Sankaran
Director, Architecture @RahejaRajesh
Oracle Fusion Middleware Business Integration
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Program Agenda

§  Fusion Applications Cloud Integration Architecture
§  SaaS to On-Premise Integration Patterns
–  Inbound Web Services Calls
–  Outbound Event Notifications
–  Outbound Web Service Callouts
–  Data Integration: Bulk and Incremental Imports


Cloud Integration
Architecture


Fusion Applications: Simplifying the Integration
Experience •  Service Oriented Architecture
•  Standards Based
•  BUILT on Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g

3rd Party Partners
& ISV Applications

Tools and Technology Applications

Cloud
Applications

On Premise
Applications


Hybrid Cloud Integration Architecture

Oracle Fusion
Middleware
3rd Party Partners
Oracle Public Cloud
& ISV Applications Oracle SOA and
BPM Suite
Design Time Oracle Enterprise
Oracle Service
Cloud Bus
Repository for FA
Applications

Oracle Data •  Web Services Oracle Fusion
Integration •  Bulk Interface Applications
On Premise
Applications
Oracle Golden
Gate


Catalog for Visibility into Integration Assets
Oracle Enterprise Repository (OER) for Fusion Applications
•  1000+ Assets
ü  Web Services
ü  Schema Definition
ü  Composite Services
ü  Business Events
ü  Interface Tables
ü  Flat File Interfaces
ü  eTRM Documentation e.g.
ü  Customization Layers
http://fusionappsoer.oracle.com
ü  Flexfields
ü  Flexfields, Lookups, Profile Options •  Categorized by
ü  Roles and Reports Ø  Product Line à Product Family à Product
ü  Tables, Views, Scheduled Processes Ø  Business Object
ü  Diagrams: Data Model and Topology Ø  Integration Scenario


Types of Fusion Applications Web Services

Business Object Web Services Business Process Web Services
§  ”ADF Service” §  “Composite Service”
§  CRUD style services for a given object §  Represents end-to-end flows
o  e.g. Worker.changeHireDate() §  Orchestrate many objects, rules and
o  e.g. ProjectTask.createTask() human workflows

§  May have non-CRUD object-specific o  e.g. Project Status Change Approval
operations o  e.g. Schedule Orchestration Order
o  e.g. ConvertLeadtoOpportunity() Fulfillment Line Service

§  May incorporate federated queries §  Typically acts on business events
produced by Business Object services
§  May be wrappers for batch style jobs


Finding SaaS-Friendly Integration Web Services

Compatibility Keyword Usage
Supported EXTERNAL Visible and Usable
in SaaS
deployments
Supported - Allowed only within
Fusion Applications
SOA domain
Not Supported EXTERNAL Do not use.
Reserved for internal
products e.g.
certified mobile apps


SaaS to On-Premise
Integration Patterns


Inbound: Invoking Fusion Applications Web
Service

§  Standards Compliant Web Services
–  SOAP 1.1, WSDL 1.1, WS-Security 1.1, SSL, WS-Addressing
–  Authentication via WS-Security Username token or SAML*
–  Message Protection via SSL or WS-Security 1.1 encryption
§  Synchronous or Asynchronous Request-Reply Patterns
–  Asynchronous recommended for long running to avoid time outs
–  Asynchronous callback correlation done using WS-Addressing
§  Supports extensible attributes (flex fields)
* SAML support available in On-Premise mode


Search Web Services in the Repository


Review Service Details and Schema Information

Replace ?WSDL
with ?XSD&xsdlist
to view object
schemas


Release 5
Review Web Service Security Requirements


Release 5
Review Service Documentation and Examples


Consume the WSDL and Invoke the Service


OER for Fusion Applications Provides End to
End Visibility
ADF Service Composite
Human
Business Event Mediator Workflow
Event Subscription BPEL
ADF SDO Business
Rules
Composite
Service
Business Object Business Process
Web Services Web Services

ADF Service Name = Logical Business Object Composite Taxonomy subscribes To Event

Event Taxonomy applies to Logical Business Object Note: LBO name may not be present in all Event taxonomies


Business Events

§  Published via Event Delivery Network (EDN)
–  Notify subscribers of important changes to business
objects or process state
–  e.g. Customer Created, Order Fulfilled, Item Shipped
–  Loose coupling of publishers and subscribers
–  Key extensibility point for integration purposes in on-
premise mode
§  Examples: (OER Type FusionApps: Event)
–  Person Changed
–  Person Name Changed


Business Event Triggered Composites


CRM Object Workflow Outbound Message
Via On-Premise Intermediary Service

• Real-time notification of Business Object triggered events
• Sends Business Object SDO to pre-registered URL
(intermediary WS)

Oracle Public Cloud

Cloud
Applications
2. Invoke on-premise
or any other cloud services Fusion CRM Account
1. SOAP call to
On Premise
Applications

Web
Service
on-premise URL Object Workflow Opportunity
Endpoint
Outbound Message

Campaign

On-‐Premise
3. Callbacks via
Business Object web services


Via Cloud Intermediary Service

Oracle Public Cloud
Invoke on-premise
Cloud or any other cloud
Applications SOAP call to URL (OPC Java Service)
services
Fusion CRM Account
On Premise
Applications

Java Object Workflow Opportunity
Service Outbound Message Campaign

On-‐Premise


CRM Composer Object Workflow


HCM Outbound Message propagation (Planned)
Via On-Premise Intermediary Service

• Sends Business Object SDO to pre-registered URL
(intermediary WS)

Oracle Public Cloud

Cloud
Applications
2. Invoke on-premise
or any other cloud services Fusion HCM Job
1. SOAP call to
On Premise
Applications

Web
Service
on-premise URL HCM Event Address
Endpoint
Framework

Org

On-‐Premise
3. Callbacks via


CRM Object Workflow BPM Process
Cloud to any Web Service via Custom BPM Process

• Sends Business Object SDO to pre-registered business
process created by customers using BPM Composer

Oracle Public Cloud

1. Invoke cloud or Fusion CRM
Cloud on-premise Account
Applications
web services Object Workflow Opportunity
On Premise
BPM Process Campaign
Applications
2. Callbacks via


SCM Distributed Order Orchestration
Cloud to any WS via Pre-Defined WS Intermediary
• Real-time Request-Reply style integration triggered by the SCM DOO application
• Invokes a pre-registered SCM DOO specific web service to receive fulfillment status updates

Oracle Public Cloud
Cloud
Applications
Invoke on-premise SOAP call to URL (OPC Java Service or On-Premise)
or any other cloud
services
Java Fusion SCM
Service
On Premise
Web
Service
External Integration
Applications
Endpoint
Fulfillment
Layer (EIL)

On-‐Premise

Callbacks via


Batch Data Integration: Import/Export
Oracle Fusion Applications Oracle Fusion Applications
Job
Mgmt

Mapping
Jobs

ESS
UI

SQL*Loader

Web
Services

SQL*Plus

Oracle
Data
Integrator

DT CSV Format
OER
for
FA
ODI

Studio

ODI
Studio

FA
File
Mgmt

ODI
RunCme

CSV Data Files
Upload
UI

ODI
RunCme

UCM
Server
Custom…

FA
CSV
Process Files
Ad-hoc
loads ADF
File Import /
Desktop
Export Job
HTTPS / SFTP IntegraCon

FA

AU
Interface
FA

Batch Loader /
Interface
On Oracle Tables
Base

Output Job
Tables
Premise
Public Cloud
(OpConal)
Tables


Release 5
Scheduled Jobs for File Based Data Import


Release 5
File Based Data Import Usage Documentation


Release 5
Privileges Required to Run Import Job


Release 7
Data Integration Security and File Upload UI

•  Security Group
o  FAFusionImportExport

•  Accounts
o  /<family>/<object>/import

o  /<family>/<object>/export

•  Processed Flag
o  ESS Request ID


Summary: Integrating with Fusion
Applications

ü  Simplify Integration Experience for the Enterprise
ü  Flexible SaaS to On-Premise Service Integrations
ü  Secure and Scalable Bulk Integrations


Q&A


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