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e-business on demand Seminar Outline Introduction – On Demand Technical Roadmap § Integrate Applications and Business Processes to enable On Demand Solutions § Business Process Integration ● ● ● An Introduction to Application Integration and Process Integration Service Oriented Architecture Web. Sphere Business Integration for On Demand Process Integration ---------- MORNING BREAK ---------------------- § Application Integration and Process Integration with WBI Adapters and Collaborations ● ● WBI Adapters, Business Objects and Mappings Demo – WBI Adapters and Business Objects WBI Collaborations, Templates, Deployment and Access Demo – WBI Collaborations ------------- LUNCH --------------------------- § Application Connectivity - Web. Sphere Business Integration Event & Message Broker Multiprotocol Pub/Sub Message Routing Message Transformation, Augmentation, and Datasource Integration ● Demo – WBI Message Broker B 2 B and Business Partner Integration ● WBI Connect ● ● § ----------- AFTERNOON BREAK ------------------- § Workflow based Process Integration ● WBI Workflow § Business Process Modelling and Monitoring Process Modelling in WBI Workbench Monitoring with WBI Monitor ● Demo – WBI Workbench Modeller Summary ● Developer Resources ● ● § 2 © 2004 IBM Corporation

e-business on demand Key Capabilities of Business Integration Web. Sphere Business Integration Model Integrate Connect Monitor Manage Model and simulate the enterprise business processes. Integrate the islands of processing. Connect customers and business partners. Monitor the business processes end to end. Manage the business effectiveness and improve the processes. 3 © 2004 IBM Corporation

e-business on demand Web. Sphere Business Integration Connect Web. Sphere BI Modeler Model, Development Tools, Services Design, Development, Test Tools Web. Sphere Studio Common Runtime Infrastructure Monitoring Services Web. Sphere BI Monitor IT Monitoring User Interaction Services Web. Sphere Portal Server Process Monitoring Application Services Process Services Web. Sphere Application Server Web. Sphere BI Server Community Integ’n Services Web. Sphere BI Connect Process Choreography Services J 2 EE Extensions Delivery Services Transaction/ Compensation J 2 EE Container Services Experience Services Process State Management Document Management Staff Services J 2 EE Base Services Resource Services Community Management Protocol Services Web. Sphere BI Workflow Web. Sphere MQ Enterprise Service Bus Event Services Transport Services Mediation Services Web. Sphere BI Event/Message Broker Web. Sphere BI Adapters Application Connectivity Services Enterprise Applications 4 Data/Information Services DB 2 Information Integrator Enterprise Data © 2004 IBM Corporation

e-business on demand Community Integration With Community Integration, companies enable integration of business processes spanning different systems across enterprise boundaries. End-to-End Process Non-Production Spend “Buy Side” Company “Sell Side” Production Spend 5 © 2004 IBM Corporation

e-business on demand WBI Connect for B 2 B Community Integration § Full-function, enterprise-strength gateway/hub built on WAS foundation § Support for standards-based transports, protocols, and formats ● ● ● Transports: HTTP, HTTPS, SMTP, FTP, JMS/Web. Sphere MQ Protocols: RNIF 1. 1, RNIF 2. 0, AS 1, AS 2, SOAP (Rel. 4. 2. 1) Formats: EDI, XML, Rosetta. Net, c. XML, Binary/Raw Payloads § Document Exchange, Management, Routing, Archive § Security, Audit and Non-repudiation § Enables integration beyond the enterprise into the extended value chain ● ● Component-based solution providing robustness and performance Provides high scalability for large trading communities § B 2 B framework for B 2 B, D 2 D (Division to Division) and Merger/Acquisition 6 © 2004 IBM Corporation

e-business on demand WBI Connect Communication Protocol Management Web. Sphere Business Integration Connect Community Integration Services Communication Protocol Business Partner Application Exchange Hubs Communication Protocol § Transport Management (HTTP/HTTPS, FTP, SMTP) § Transport Level Security/Client Authentication (HTTPS) § Message Header Parsing/Processing § Transport-level and Process-level retries and resubmit, deferred redelivery § Supports multiple transports/protocols ● ● ● 7 EDIINT (AS 1 and AS 2) Traditional Document Exchange via AS/2 or HTTP/HTTPS RNIF 1. 1 and 2. 0 JMS/Web. Sphere MQ for internal integration SOAP – RPC and Document Literal (Rel. 4. 2. 1) XML © 2004 IBM Corporation

e-business on demand WBI Connect Message Protocol Management Web. Sphere Business Integration Connect Community Integration Services Communication Protocol Message Protocol § § § § 8 Business Partner Application Exchange Hubs Communication Protocol Message Level Acknowledgements (AS 2 MDN, Rosetta Net Signals) B 2 B Process State Management Digital Signature and Validation Document Packaging/Unpackaging Document Retry Services Document Encryption/Decryption Services Message Pass-Through Support © 2004 IBM Corporation

e-business on demand WBI Connect Protocol Support Community Participants (External) Community Manager (Internal) 1. XML/Binary over AS 2 2. EDI over AS 2 3. XML over HTTP (no packaging) Bus Int Connect (Express) Any B 2 B software JMS (MQ) Business Integration Connect HTTP(s) File System (Enterprise & Advanced) 1. XML/Binary over AS 1/AS 2 2. EDI over AS 1/AS 2 3. XML over HTTP (no packaging) 4. Rosetta. Net 5. SOAP (4. 2. 1) 6. FTP/SMTP integration 9 JMS (MQ) SOAP WDI Bus Int (EAI) 3 rd Party EDI Translator Web Service © 2004 IBM Corporation

e-business on demand WBI Connect - B 2 B Capabilities are defined at the community participant level and define document types and attributes for a participant as both a source and target for specific document flow types 10 © 2004 IBM Corporation

e-business on demand WBI Connect - Partner Connections define the processing documents between the hub and participants and define message attributes, transport protocol, document processing action, and gateway specifications 11 © 2004 IBM Corporation

e-business on demand WBI Connect Security § Support for authentication, authorization, encryption services, and audit/nonrepudiation § Web. Sphere BI Connect integrated certificate management via private secured keystore § System Security ● ● Access control using permission model for configuring and enforcing user/developer access rights Ability to restrict document routing and SOAP operations Transport-layer security (SSL) provides server-based and client-based authentication Provides for concurrent support of digital certificates from multiple certificate authorities § Document Security ● ● Supports encryption / decryption and digital signatures Ability to secure and validate the authenticity of documents § Full support for proxy and reverse proxy services 12 © 2004 IBM Corporation

e-business on demand WBI Connect Document Management Web. Sphere Business Integration Connect Community Integration Services Communication Protocol Message Protocol Business Partner Application Exchange Hubs Document Management § § Communication Protocol Message Protocol Document Management Document Storage Non-Repudiation Services Document Validation Services (XML Schema) Document Processing Services ● ● B 2 B Translation Integration Optional XSLT Integration § Communication Integration (VAN, Legacy, Customized) 13 © 2004 IBM Corporation

e-business on demand Integrated Data Repository § Profiles ● Partner, Certificates, Gateways, Users, Groups, Contacts, Addresses § Guidelines ● ● Guideline definitions by document type Can be unique at a partner, channel, or destination level § Non-repudiation ● ● Stores origin, transport, packaging, and both the original and final documents Configurable data retention periods § Process State ● ● Maintains state for conversation management (e. g. Rosetta. Net) Tracks time-to-perform, time-to-ack, non-repudiation and authorization requirements, retry counts, failure and success conditions, processing timestamps § Trading Activity ● ● Tracks individual document activity, including packaging, protocol, disposition, and business channel process activity Summary views facilitate activity reporting § Events ● ● 14 Log system and document exchange events, e. g. , success, failure, or in progress Summary views facilitate aggregated event reporting and rapid problem determination in high volume trading environments © 2004 IBM Corporation

e-business on demand Example Document Processing Interactions Community Participant Console Community Manager Console Activate Configure capabilities to enable flows Management Console Exception Management/Alert Notification Message Protocol Document Handling and Validation Communication HTTP EDIINT AS 1/AS 2 EDI HTTP/S XML HTTP/S FTP SOAP BODY (RPC/DOCUMENT) FILE SYSTEM SMTP RNIF 1. 1/2. 0 RNSC JMS Community Manager Community Participants Communication BINARY/FLAT FILE 15 © 2004 IBM Corporation

e-business on demand Community Management Web. Sphere Business Integration Connect Community Management Community Integration Services Communication Protocol Message Protocol Document Management Community Management Business Partner Application Exchange Hubs Document Management § Hub Management ● ● ● 16 Configuration Management Alert Management Exception Management Operations Management Access Management § Partner Management ● ● ● Profile Management Connection Provisioning Alert Management Exception Management Certificate Management © 2004 IBM Corporation

e-business on demand Community Management Reports Volume Processes Tools Original Document Analysis Data Validation Partner Connection Exceptions Document Status Administration User Management Profile Management Viewers Process Viewer Event Viewer Community Participant Console Provisioning Console Process Guidelines Readiness Assessment Phase & Step Status Document Library Viewers Community Events Community Manager Console Provisioning Console Community Status Viewers Activity Viewer Gateway Queue Community Operator Console 17 Provisioning Console Content Management + + Alerts Exception Alerts Timed Alerts Inactivity Alerts Custom Alerts Tools Post Test Message Administration Partner Management Hub Administration Console Branding Process Mgmt Password Policy Mgmt Workflow Mgmt Administration Channel Mgmt Gateway Mgmt © 2004 IBM Corporation

e-business on demand Event Alert Definitions can be configured 18 © 2004 IBM Corporation

e-business on demand Web. Sphere Business Integration Connect – Architecture §Receiver (REC), aka “Target” ●Accepts Trading Community Inbound Documents documents from partners and stores them Outbound Documents §Document Manager (DOC) ●State Engine (STE) – retrieves stored documents, processes and routes data ●Document Processing Engine (DPE) – packaging, validation, logging ●Delivery Manager (DM) – delivers documents to partners and applications REC CON §Community Console (CON) §Web. Sphere Application Server provides container management for components Management Administration Monitoring Listener Service DOC Document Management Services Web. Sphere Business Integration Connect 19 © 2004 IBM Corporation

e-business on demand Web. Sphere BI Connect Document Flow 20 © 2004 IBM Corporation

e-business on demand Representative Deployment Configuration Edge Components (Proxy, Reverse Proxy, Intrusion Detection) Network Dispatcher Firewalls Target Console Document Manager MQ Document Manager Database Web. Sphere Business Integration Server NAS/ NFS Backend App Web. Sphere Business Integration Connect 21 © 2004 IBM Corporation

e-business on demand Web. Sphere Business Integration Connect Express Notifications Consoles Email Branding UI Branding Alert Manager Presentation Profiles Event Management Access Control Transport, Routing and Packaging HTTP/S SOAP Repositories AS 2 Nonrepudiation Trading Activity § Light-weight, easy to use, costeffective B 2 B connectivity tool § AS 2 and HTTP protocol standards for transmitting documents securely over the internet § B 2 B participant solution (versus gateway hub solution) ● Connection to trading partners ● Management of document exchange process § Servlet based architecture § AS 2 Certified § SOAP Proxy capability 22 © 2004 IBM Corporation

e-business on demand Web Services Support § Integrated support for extending SOAP-based services to partners § Support for both RPC and Document Style Web Services Interfaces § Web. Services proxy support to separates internal/external service endpoints § Enables integration with: ● ● ● Web. Sphere BI WSDL-enabled components Other non-Web. Sphere BI Web Services Integration solution based on WS-I Basic Profile 1. 0 § Future releases include support for emerging standards in security e. g. WS Security with evolution of Web. Sphere Application Server support 23 © 2004 IBM Corporation

e-business on demand Web. Sphere Data Interchange Ø Data Mapping User Data incl. CSV ● Create and deploy maps representing specific Trading Partners document formats Ø Data Translation ● ANSI X 12 Any to Any Translation EDIFACT ● ● ● EDIFACT ● ● XML 24 Translate application data into other formats i. e. EDI, XML, Application Formats Native application formats can be mapped directly to a standard Customize data standards to fit business needs Manage transactions securely and efficiently Utilize Web. Sphere MQ queuing and other communications methods Integrate with existing applications i. e. Web. Sphere Message Broker XML © 2004 IBM Corporation

e-business on demand Web. Sphere Data Interchange Document Mapping § Mapping Capabilities ► ► ► ► 25 – Any-to-any – XML DTD import – Accumulators, arithmetic and logical operations – Loop and element mapping – Envelope field mapping – User-defined translation and validation – Boolean logic © 2004 IBM Corporation

e-business on demand WBI Connect enables complete B 2 B Integration ● ● ● 26 Scalable from small to large communities Provides complete visibility of trading partner community Enables rapid implementation of trading partner communities Leverages Web. Sphere MQ/JMS for Web. Sphere Business Integration connectivity Supports any data type, EDI, XML, Binary, Custom Support for multiple security trust models based on topology and partner requirements © 2004 IBM Corporation