Soa enablement
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This document outlines Oracle's native service-oriented architecture (SOA) capabilities for Oracle E-Business Suite. It discusses key features of the Integrated SOA Gateway such as the extensible integration repository, out-of-the-box service enablement, composite services, service invocation, and SOA monitoring. The presentation also covers business benefits like leveraging existing investments, standardization, and a path to fusion applications. Real-world use cases are provided to demonstrate features like enabling custom APIs as web services and creating composite processes using multiple underlying services.
Soa enablement
- 1. Integration Simplified: Native Service-Oriented Architecture in Oracle E-Business Suite Veshaal Singh Neeraj Chauhan Director Development Manager – Product Management
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- 3. Agenda • SOA Enablement Of Oracle E-Business Suite • Introduction To Integrated SOA Gateway • Key Features • Interoperability • Business Benefits • Q & A
- 4. <Insert Picture Here> SOA Enablement Introduction
- 5. Value Drivers Oracle E-Business Suite SOA Enablement • Leverage the investment of existing Applications • Flexibility to coexist with the best-of-breeds • Interoperability in heterogeneous environment • Incremental approach to integration • Standardization in software deployment • Path to Fusion
- 6. Service Enablement • Service: Unit with discrete business functionality • Pre-built, reusable business services as building blocks • Agile infrastructure as integration framework • In a nut shell it’s all about… • Abstracted Re-Usable Interfaces • Capability to Provide Services • Ability to Consume Services • Standard Based (Web) Business Services • Well Documented Business Services
- 7. Service Oriented Architecture Oracle E-Business Suite Integrated SOA Gateway SOA ProviderService Provider: An appropriate agent to implement a particular service Integration RepositoryService Broker: Describe Service’s Location and Contract Oracle E-Business Suite SOASOA Concept Integration Repository Service Consumer SOA Provider ServiceClient RegisterFind JHL3
- 8. Slide 7 JHL3 I changed the descriptions for Provider and FMW adapter. These should be explained seperately Jose Lazares; 10/10/2006
- 9. Oracle Integrated SOA Gateway Key Features • Extensible Integration Repository • Out of the box Service Enablement • Composite Services • Service Invocation • SOA Monitor
- 10. <Insert Picture Here> Extensible Integration Repository
- 11. Integration Repository Single source of truth • Catalog of all E-Business Suite Public Integration Points • PL/SQL APIs • Business Events • Open Interface Tables • Concurrent Programs • XML Messages • EDI Messages • Business Service Object • Interface Views • Source of truth for all integration projects for • Customers • Consultants • Integrators
- 12. Extensible Integration Repository Custom Interfaces
- 13. HR Projects Finance Order Procure Planning Sales Shipping PL/SQL API Business Event Business Service Object Concurrent Program Annotate Interfaces Integration Repository XML Message StandAlone Parser Loader File (ildt) Custom interfaces in E-Business Suite Reads annotated files and generates Integration Repository Loader Files FNDLOAD Uploads Loader File to Integration Repository Custom Interfaces Design Time - Publishing to Integrated SOA Gateway
- 14. Integration Repository Your Snapshot Custom Composite Services (Written by Partners / Customers) Seeded Composite Services Custom Services (Written by Partners / Customers) Seeded Services
- 15. <Insert Picture Here> SOA Enablement
- 16. Service Enablement SOA Simplified!!! Business Process Orchestration Enterprise Integration Integration Repository Out of the box Services Process Monitoring
- 17. What is service enabled • PL/SQL APIs • Concurrent Programs • XML Messages • Business Service Objects • Business Events • More than 2500+ services
- 19. SOA Enablement Use Case • Extend Integration Repository • Write a custom PL/SQL API • Annotate the custom PL/SQL API • Publish the PL/SQL API in Integration Repository • Generate and Deploy the Web Services • Generates WSDL for PL/SQL API • Deploys web service • Implement the Integration • Searches for the interface • Uses the WSDL while creating BPEL process • Deploys & tests the BPEL process
- 20. Custom API – Create Supplier Ship and Debit Request Locate WSDL URL for Custom SD in IREP Design Set SOA Header for Custom SD SOAP request Read SD input payload from file Set SD Request Number Invoke custom API as WS Get SD Request Header ID Create and deploy BPEL process Annotate custom API to create SD Validate annotations Upload to Integration Repository Generate WSDL for custom SD Deploy WSDL for custom SD Integration Administrator Inception Initiate BPEL process from BPEL Console View response in BPEL Console Verify created SD request in Oracle Trade Management Trade Management User Integration AdministratorExecution Integration Developer Integration Developer
- 21. D E M O N S T R A T I O N End-to-End SOA Enablement
- 22. <Insert Picture Here> Composite Services
- 23. Composite Services A Composite Service is a coarse-grained abstracted service within which multiple finer-grained services are bonded together to execute in a series • Need for composite service • Difficult to implement fine grained APIs • Quick return on existing investment • Provides flexible business integration architecture • Easy to maintain and manage • Created with Oracle BPEL PM Designer
- 24. Integration Repository Composite services - BPEL • Catalog of BPEL composite service • Download BPEL service artifacts to local system • View WSDL of BPEL composite service
- 25. Composite Services (BPEL) Design Time 1 Create BPEL process (JDev) 2 Annotate BPEL file 3 Create jar of BPEL project 4 Place BPEL jar in Product_Top 5 Create ARU Patch of BPEL jar 6 Apply the patch 7 Unzip the BPEL jar 8 Execute standalone IREP parser 9 Upload ildt file (FND Load utility)
- 26. Composite Services (BPEL) Deploy Time 1 Download BPEL jar 2 Unzip BPEL jar 3 Open BPEL jpr in JDev 4 Modify service end points 5 Deploy BPEL process
- 27. <Insert Picture Here> Service Invocation
- 28. Request Response Raise Business Event Web Service Subscription Service Invocation Plug and Play Services PL/SQL FORMS OA FWK Java Fire Wall Standard Web Services
- 29. Service Invocation Use Case • Oracle E-Business Suite HRMS • Oracle PeopleSoft HR Help Desk • Sync Up between EBS & PSFT applications • Job description changed in EBS • PSFT service invoked from PSFT • Job description updated in PSFT • Oracle E-Business Suite – Service Invocation Framework • Oracle PSFT – HR Help Desk Business Service
- 30. D E M O N S T R A T I O N Service Invocation
- 31. <Insert Picture Here> SOA Monitor
- 32. SOA Monitor Salient features • Monitor SOAP REQUEST / RESPONSE • View error description of failed Request / Response • Purge web service monitoring log
- 33. <Insert Picture Here> Interoperability Leverage
- 34. Interoperability Leverage Apache Axis .NET WS Client 3rd Party Standard WS Client Services Services
- 35. <Insert Picture Here> Key Take-Aways
- 36. Business Benefits • Out of the box Service Enablement • Real Time Visibility into Business Processes • Open and Standards based services • Flexible Coupled Service Architecture • Customize your Integration Repository
- 37. Key Take Away Oracle E-Business Suite – SOA Enablement • Extensibility of Integration Repository • Out-of-the-box Services • Composite Service • Service Invocation • SOA Monitor
- 39. Related Sessions: ATG Tuesday September 23, 2008 09.00 Customer Case Study: GE Infrastructure Centrally Managing your Oracle E-Business Suite, Using Oracle Application Mgmt Pack Benjamin Cabanas, GE Infrastructure & Biju Mohan, Oracle Moscone West 2007 11.30 Change Management Change Management in the Lifecycle of Oracle E-Business Suite Kenneth Baxter and Uma Prabhala, Oracle Moscone West 2007 17.00 Install and Cloning Techniques Deep Dive Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 Max Arderius and Biju Mohan, Oracle Moscone West 2007
- 40. Related Sessions: ATG Wednesday September 24, 2008 13.00 Customer Case Study: General Electric Accelerating Oracle E-Business Suite Implementations with Oracle iSetup Judy Warfield, General Electric and Uma Prabhala, Oracle Moscone West 2007 17.00 Java Authentication and Authorization Service for Oracle E-Business Suite Veshaal Singh, Oracle Moscone West 2007 Thursday September 25, 2008 09.00 Centralize your Oracle E-Business Suite Search Powered by Oracle Secure Enterprise Search Rajesh Singh and Veshaal Singh, Oracle Moscone West 2007 10.30 Customer Case Study: Forsythe Technologies Inc Oracle E-Business Suite SOA Implementation Samuel Tong, Forsythe Technologies Inc and Neeraj Chauhan, Oracle Moscone West 2007
- 41. Related Sessions: ATG Thursday September 25, 2008 12.00 Managing Oracle E-Business Suite Customizations and Patches, using Oracle Enterprise Manager Uma Prabhala, Oracle Moscone West 2005 13.30 Opening Up Oracle Application Framework Applications through Web Services and Portlets Ramkumar Sekar, Oracle Moscone West 2005 13.30 Understanding the Oracle Diagnostics Security Model and Support for Custom Responsibility Angelo Rosado, Oracle Moscone West 2007
- 42. Demogrounds • Oracle Applications Management Pack for Oracle E-Business Suite • Oracle iSetup and Oracle Diagnostics Framework • Oracle E-Business Suite Cloning Techniques • Native Service Enablement of Oracle E-Business Suite • Integration Repository and E-Business Suite Adapter • Oracle SOA Suite for Oracle E-Business Suite • The Next-Generation Semantic Search Experience • Design and Develop New Searchable Objects, Using the Search Modeler • Powered by Oracle Enterprise Search • Extract Portlets from Oracle OAF Applications • Generate, Test, Deploy, and Integrate Web Services • Desktop Integrators Using Oracle Web Applications Desktop Integrator Oracle Secure Enterprise SearchPod K26 E-Business Suite Lifecycle Management Web Services / Portlets in Oracle OAFPod K25 SOA Enablement of E-Business SuitePod K24Pod K30
- 43. Application Lounges @ Oracle OpenWorld 2008 E-Business Suite – Tools and Technology Wednesday, 09:00 – 11:00 (Section 1) Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 Upgrade (Technical Upgrade) Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 Advanced Configuration Managing and Maintaining the Oracle E-Business Suite SOA-Enablement of E-Business Suite Wednesday, 12:00 - 2:00 (Section 2) Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher for Oracle Applications Moscone West - 2nd Floor (Lobby) “Meet the Experts”“Meet the Experts”