B2B Integration Powered by Oracle Fusion Software

B2B Integration powered by
Oracle Fusion Software
January 17, 2008
Copyright © 2007 Idha Software Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
Presenters
Sreen Munukutla
• BS with MBA (Finance, Systems) from Indian Institute of Management,
Calcutta
• Worked at KPMG (now Bearing Point) in their Enterprise solutions practice
in 90s.
• Over 18 years of experience in Oracle and Technology.
• Worked in various technical, functional and management roles in more than
30 projects involving ERP and technology solutions (Extensive use of SOA
and Oracle Fusion technologies).
• Currently head of $20 Mil Oracle ERP and Technologies practice at Idhasoft
(www.idhasoft.com), a $120 mil IT solutions provider.
Shantanu Choudhary
• Has 12 years of experience including 10+ yrs of ERP and technology
experience
• Chief architect of SOA and Oracle Fusion implementation project
• Currently working as Program Manager at 3PAR
Idhasoft’s Service portfolio
• Enterprise Applications – Oracle, Peoplesoft, Siebel, JDE
– Implementation and upgrades etc.
• Managed Support (On-site and Off-shore)
– Functional
– Technical
– DBA
– Infrastructure
• BI and Analytics
– Oracle/Siebel BI
– Enterprise Data Warehouse
– EPM
• SOA and Middleware
– SOA, Identity Mgmt, BPEL
– Integration – Oracle Fusion, EDI, EAI, Web Services
– Java, J2EE, Oracle
• Training and Documentation
Objectives of the Presentation
• Understand the business drivers for Integration
• Now that you need, how do you approach
• Know different components and functionalities of Oracle B2B

solution
• Understand how to best leverage the Oracle B2B products
• Pitfalls – how to avoid running in to those
Agenda
About B2B Integration and evolution
Business Challenges
Idhasoft’s approach and solution
Idhasoft’s proposed solution architecture
B2B Integration Components
Oracle B2B Integration
Business Process Management
Key business benefits
Lessons learned in B2B implementations
About B2B Integration and evolution
Requirements of B2B Integration
– Coupling among partners
– Heterogeneity
– Autonomy
– External Manageability
– Adaptability
– Security
– Scalability
Evolution of B2B Integration
Evolution
• Point to Point Integration
• Hub and Spoke solutions
• Asynchronous communication based on Intermediate storage
Limitations
• No Multi-step integration
• No Business Logic
• Only one way integration
Business Challenges
Business Challenges
- Duplicate data entry
- Data integrity issues
- Lack of timeliness in data accuracy
- Reduced efficiencies
- Data Inconsistencies
- Latency in data manipulation
Idhasoft’s approach and solution
Idhasoft's Solution/Approach
Idhasoft’s solution enables a bi-directional integration of various entities

information between client and the third party service provider.
List of business entities that generally need synchronized:

- Sales Orders
- Purchase Orders
- Invoices
- Service request information
- Customer Master
- Install Base Records
Any addition or update to these business entities were synchronized in real

time.
Business Process Design Life-Cycle
Process Process Modeling Services Existing

Requirements Components
Interaction
Glue
Participate
Business Process
Optimize
Management Infrastructure
Manage
Execution
Monitor Analysis
Idhasoft’s proposed solution
architecture
Solution Architecture
Oracle Business Activity Monitoring
Tiers  Database Infrastructure Middle Web Partner
Partner
Oracle BPEL Process Manager
Oracle HTTP Server
Oracle Integration B2B FTP Server
Partner
Intranet DMZ
B2B Integration Components
Oracle B2B Solution Components
Serves: Trading Partnership Management, Business Process Management,

End-to-End Monitoring in a Service Oriented Architecture.
Oracle Middleware
Oracle Integration B2B
Oracle BPEL Process

Manager
Oracle Business Activity

Monitor
Oracle BPEL Console
B2B Solution Components Contd..
Objectives Product /Component

used
• Trading Partner Management • Oracle B2B / ESB
• Business Process Management • BPEL Process Manager
• End to End Monitoring of

Processes • Business Activity Monitoring /
BAM
• Management, administration and
debugging of processes • BPEL Console
Oracle Fusion Middleware Components
Oracle B2B Integration
Oracle Integration B2B
• Complete solution to address all of the B2B
and E-Commerce requirements of an
enterprise.
• Manage your Trading Oracle Integration B2B

Partners
Trading Partner Exchanges
• Extensive Exchange Management RNIF, AS2, ebMS, MLLP
support
Packaging / Security Transports
• Multiple Transport MIME, SMIME, XMLDSig, HTTP (s), File, FTP (s),
available XMLEncrypt TCP/IP, SMTP, IMAP
• Extensive Packaging / Document Management

Security Support UN/EDIFACT, X12, X12N, HL7, HIPAA, NCPDP Script,
UBL, UCCnet, OAG, PIP BD, cXML, W3C XML
• Leading Document Editor Schema, Custom
(EDIFECS)
• Payload Reporting Certified eBusinessReady™ for AS2
Certified eBusinessReady™ for ebMS
Comprehensive
Trading Partner Management
Trading Partner Profiles

Setup
Define Trading Partner
capabilities: Identification,
supported standards, transports,
exchanges, ..
Specify Standard
Protocols:
Encryption, Non-Repudiation,
Digital Certificates, Secure
Transports, ..
Set Service Level
settings:
Time to Perform, Time to
Acknowledge, Retry Counts, ..
Trading Partner
Agreements
Customizable configurations for
each agreements
Exchange Support
• RosettaNet Implementation Framework (RNIF)

Automatic generation / consumption of Receipt Acknowledgements
• Applicability Statement 2 (AS2) i.e. EDI over the Internet (EDIINT)
Automatic generation / consumption of Message Disposition
Notifications (MDN)
• ebXML Messaging System (ebMS)
Version 1.0 & 2.0
Automatic generation / consumption of Receipt Acknowledgements
• Minimum Lower Layer Protocol (MLLP)
– Automatic generation / consumption of Acknowledgements
• VAN (Value Added Network, e.g. via ftp)
Certified eBusinessReady™ for AS2

Certified eBusinessReady™ for ebMS
Transport Protocols
• HTTP 1.0/1.1, HTTP/S 1.0/1.1

• EMAIL (SMTP 1.0, IMAP 1.0
• FTP
• FILE
Packaging & Security Protocols
• MIME 1.0
• S/MIME 2.0/3.0
• XMLDsig
• XMLEncrypt
Document Management
Powered by EDIFECSTM
Oracle Integration B2B has teamed
up with EDIFECSTM to provide their
robust translation and validation
engine as an integral part of Oracle
Integration B2B. This solution
provides:
 A library of ALL
UN/EDIFACT, X12, HL7,
HIPAA transaction sets etc.
 Data file translation and
validation
 Tests data generation
 Dictionary generation
 Document Editor
 Implementation Guide
Payload Reporting
B2B Runtime Reports
– Wire Messages
– Business Messages
– Collaborations
– Errors
- key features
• Develop Inbound and outbound Business Flows
• Message Validation and Transformation
• Error Handling & Workflow Applications
“This presentation is for informational purposes only and may not be incorporated into
Copyright © 2007 IdhaaSoftware
contract or agreement.”
Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
BPEL (SOA Suite)
“This presentation is for informational purposes only and may not be incorporated into
Copyright © 2007 IdhaaSoftware
contract or agreement.”
Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
Backend Applications Management
Oracle Business Activity Monitoring (BAM)
Oracle B2B Oracle BPEL EBS

Interfaces
• Trading Partner Management • Process Orchestration • XML Gateway

Profiles, Agreements, Process Integration, • ECommerce
Security, SLA Settings Workflow, Error Handling • API
• Document Management • Document Management • Open Interface
E-Business
Validation, Batching, Data Integration, Validation, • PLSQL Suite
Translation, Encryption Transformation • Web Service
• Inter-Enterprise Connectivity • Adapters (e.g. EBS Adapter) Interface
Transports, Exchanges • WEB Services
Oracle Fusion Middleware Oracle Applications
Key business benefits
Key Business Benefits
 Saved umpteen man hours of work load
 Increased visibility of entity status and history
 Elimination of duplicate data entry
 Open architecture
 Architecture can be rolled out to other Service

Providers using any of the protocols (Web
Services, ftp….)
 Rapid Development – Reduced implementation

time by 50%
Key Benefits of BPEL based Service Oriented Integration
 The power of an open standard - By capturing business processes

in BPEL, avoid vendor lock-in. BPEL is to business process
management what SQL was to data management
 Unparalleled visibility and administration - The BPEL Console
helps visually monitor the execution of each BPEL process, drill
down into the audit and view the details of each conversation or
debug a running flow against its BPEL implementation
 Dramatic cost savings - The Oracle BPEL Process Manager is 60-
80% less expensive to buy and maintain than traditional EAI
solutions.
 Service Oriented Integration approach - is more flexible and is
agnostic of underlying run time container as opposed to traditional
approach.
 Systematic Reuse - as each BPEL process, in turn, becomes yet
another compose-able standards based web service.
 SOA Environment – Modular and reusable business services are
orchestrated in a model driven declarative manner.
Lessons Learned in implementations
Lessons Learned
• Working through the maze of Oracle Licensing was challenging
• Need to involve client business analysts with a good grasp of business

processes
• Readiness of the trading partner is very important
• Conversion WSDL when imported from .NET to JDeveloper was posing

errors
• XML format posed challenges in .NET to receive. We had to fix using

creative methods
Questions and Answers
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January 17, 2008

• Understand the business drivers for Integration

• Now that you need, how do you approach

• Know different components and functionalities of Oracle B2B

• Understand how to best leverage the Oracle B2B products

• Pitfalls – how to avoid running in to those

Idhasoft’s approach and solution

Idhasoft’s proposed solution architecture

B2B Integration Components

Oracle B2B Integration

Business Process Management

Key business benefits

Lessons learned in B2B implementations

– Coupling among partners

- Duplicate data entry

- Data integrity issues

- Lack of timeliness in data accuracy

- Latency in data manipulation

Idhasoft’s solution enables a bi-directional integration of various entities

List of business entities that generally need synchronized:

Any addition or update to these business entities were synchronized in real

Process Process Modeling Services Existing

Oracle Business Activity Monitoring

Tiers  Database Infrastructure Middle Web Partner

Serves: Trading Partnership Management, Business Process Management,

Oracle Integration B2B

Oracle BPEL Process

Oracle Business Activity

Oracle BPEL Console

Objectives Product /Component

• Trading Partner Management • Oracle B2B / ESB

• Business Process Management • BPEL Process Manager

• End to End Monitoring of

• Manage your Trading Oracle Integration B2B

• Extensive Packaging / Document Management

Trading Partner Profiles

• RosettaNet Implementation Framework (RNIF)

Certified eBusinessReady™ for AS2

• HTTP 1.0/1.1, HTTP/S 1.0/1.1

Packaging & Security Protocols

• Develop Inbound and outbound Business Flows

• Message Validation and Transformation

• Error Handling & Workflow Applications

Oracle Business Activity Monitoring (BAM)

Oracle B2B Oracle BPEL EBS

• Trading Partner Management • Process Orchestration • XML Gateway

Oracle Fusion Middleware Oracle Applications

 Saved umpteen man hours of work load

 Increased visibility of entity status and history

 Elimination of duplicate data entry

 Architecture can be rolled out to other Service

 Rapid Development – Reduced implementation

 The power of an open standard - By capturing business processes

• Working through the maze of Oracle Licensing was challenging

• Need to involve client business analysts with a good grasp of business

• Readiness of the trading partner is very important

• Conversion WSDL when imported from .NET to JDeveloper was posing

• XML format posed challenges in .NET to receive. We had to fix using

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