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Getting Started with Oracle SOA B2B Integration: A Hands-On Tutorial

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Preface

What this book covers What you need for this book Who this book is for Conventions Reader feedback Customer support

Downloading the example code Errata Piracy Questions

1. B2B Overview

A brief history of B2B electronic document exchange B2B market and technical trends B2B architecture and implementation patterns

B2B message processing patterns B2B connection models

Point-To-Point One-To-Many (Peer-To-Peer) Hub and Spoke Many-To-Many

B2B Gateway

B2B Gateway and Open System Interconnection (OSI) model

B2B standards B2B standards overview

EDI standards

EDI X12

XML-based standards

ebXML (electronic business XML)

Summary

2. Oracle B2B Overview

B2B environment setup JDeveloper installation tips System requirements Oracle B2B installation and post-installation configuration notes Oracle B2B web components Introduction to the Oracle B2B e-commerce gateway

Business protocol

Document standard Messaging protocol Transport protocol Process Control protocol Packaging protocol Putting it all together

Oracle B2B architecture

Oracle B2B and Service Component Architecture (SCA) How B2B leverages Oracle Fusion Middleware Metadata Service Oracle B2B interface quick tour Summary

3. Creating Document Definitions

Oracle Document Editor Installing the Document Editor 7.0.5 Creating documents Creating document guidelines Sample data generation and validation Creating document definitions

Deleting document definitions Updating document definitions after metadata import

Document definition parameters

Document routing tab XML/Flat tab XPath tab Correlation tab Apps tab

Summary

4. Trading Partner Management

B2B configuration process flow

Creating a trading partner

Legal precautions Setting up the host trading partner

Renaming the host trading partner Adding host profile transport and document identifiers Setting up host trading partner contact information Setting up host trading partner users Setting up host trading partner documents Setting up host trading partner delivery channels

Message sequencing

Inbound sequencing

Inbound sequencing and dispatching

Setting up the listening channels Setting up a remote trading partner

Adding remote partner profile transport and document identifiers

Setting up remote trading partner contact information

Setting up remote trading partner users Setting up remote trading partner documents Setting up remote trading partner delivery channels

Setting up a Value Added Network (VAN) delivery channel

Outbound message sequencing Setting up a trading partner agreement

Adding an agreement to a remote trading partner Adding identifiers to the agreement Deploying the agreement

Grouping trading partners

Summary

5. Setting up B2B Transactions

The B2B lifecycle

Creating documents Creating trading partners Creating trading partner agreements

Integrating with SOA Suite Reporting and monitoring Oracle Enterprise Manager

Runtime message flow

Inbound processing Outbound processing Exception handling Message persistence and resubmission

Large payload handling

Large payload exchange with SOA

Inbound configuration Outbound configuration

Best practices for handling large payloads

EDI batching

Creating an EDI batch Managing an EDI batch

Summary

6. SOA Suite Integration

How B2B and SOA Suite team up

How B2B and SOA Suite communicate Creating an SOA composite

Creating an application Creating a project Adding a Mediator component Creating a document in the B2B console Adding a B2B Binding exposed service Adding a File Adapter external reference Wire the components Configuring the Mediator

B2B and SOA Design concepts

B2B Design best practices

Routing/mediation best practices Data enrichment/lookup/cross-reference best practices Understand the SLA requirements upfront Consider using a Canonical/Common Object Using a services-oriented approach

Using SOA Governance principles and tools

Deploying your project to the SOA server Testing your project

Drop the file into the input directory for B2B Following the document through the EM console

Outbound B2B Service

Adding a B2B Binding "External Reference" Adding a File Adapter "Exposed Service" Wire the components together Configuring the Mediator Deploying the Outbound composite Testing the composite

Summary

7. Reporting and Monitoring

Creating B2B reports

Business message reports Wire message reports Application message reports Error message reports Conversation reports

Using B2B metrics

System metrics Partner metrics

B2B monitoring in Enterprise Manager Instance data monitoring using Oracle BAM

How Oracle B2B integrates with Oracle BAM

Steps to integrate Oracle B2B with Oracle BAM

Enable BAM integration in Oracle B2B Create datasources in Oracle WebLogic Server Create a BAM EMS and a data object Create BAM dashboards

Summary

8. Exception Handling

B2B exception handling

B2B error queue

Inbound exception handling Outbound exception handling Creating a sample exception handler

Creating the SOA Composite application Creating the ipException.xsd schema file Creating the JMS consumer adapter Creating a BPEL process for handling exceptions

Creating a Receive activity Creating an If activity Creating a Human Workflow task Calling the Human Task from the BPEL process Deploying and testing the exception handler BPM Worklist

General troubleshooting tips

Summary

9. Oracle B2B Security Management

Security terminologies Oracle B2B security architecture Oracle B2B security features

B2B design-time security

WebLogic security realm B2B User Provisioning

Creating a new WebLogic user Creating a new B2B admin user Granting the administrator role Granting the monitor role Allowing access to remote trading partner users Protecting the payload data

Oracle B2B runtime security

Transport-level security

Phase 1 – enabling an SSL configuration

Task 1 – generating a private key and keystore Task 2 – generating the Certificate Signing Request Task 3 – creating the certificate chain Task 4 – generating the public key Task 5 – importing the trading partner's certificates

Phase 2 – enabling the SOA Suite SSL

Task 1 – enabling the WLS Secure Socket Layer Task 2 – define the keystore location Task 3 – testing the keystore configuration

Testing with a command line Testing with the browser Testing the Oracle B2B default HTTP delivery channel

Phase 3 – how to SSL-enable the host trading partner

Message-level security

Summary

10. Preparing to Go-Live

Oracle B2B production topology Migrating Oracle B2B from Test to Production (T2P)

Moving Oracle B2B to a new target environment

Task 1 – creating the target environment B2B directory structures Task 2 – prerequisites for the target environment Task 3 – moving the database Task 4 – creating a copy of source Middleware home and binary files Task 5 – deploying binaries to the target Task 6 – preparing Java components to move to the target system Task 7 – extracting the move plan Task 8 – deploying the configuration to the target system

Oracle B2B post-migration steps

Task 1 – migrating JKS certificates for B2B endpoints Task 2 – deploying Oracle B2B agreements Task 3 – enabling Oracle B2B listening channels Task 4 – updating the EDI X12 data definition Task 5 – verifying and updating the listening channel information Task 6 – verifying and updating delivery channels

Moving B2B changes to an existing target environment

Customizing and deploying B2B composite applications Upgrading an existing environment to a new release B2B collaboration changes

B2B Production environment administration

Administration using the B2B Interface

Exporting and importing design-time data Managing deployments Archiving instance data Purging data

Automating B2B administration with command-line tools

Preparing your environment Purging instance data EDI batching operations

Performance tuning

Things to do before you begin tweaking B2B configuration parameters Tuning Oracle B2B

Changing the number of threads MDS cache size

Summary

11. Advanced Topics

Java callouts

Transport callouts Agreement callouts Defining callouts

Configuring the callout Defining the callout directory Using the callout

Using the callout at the Agreement level Using the callout at the Transport level

Implementing callouts Testing callouts

B2B Self-Service utility

Setting up the environment Creating the Self-Service configuration file

Example of a B2B Self-Service configuration file

Converting Self-Service XML to B2B Metadata Troubleshooting

B2B Instance Message APIs

Example of using B2B Instance Message APIs Troubleshooting Instance Message APIs

B2B Instance Message view B2B utilities for initiating and receiving messages

Sending and receiving messages on AQ

IPEnqueue IPDequeue

Sending and receiving messages on JMS

JMSEnqueue JMSDequeue

Sending attachments

Summary

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