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Slide 2: SOA and integration of applications environment
Slide 3: Daniela Milanova Senior Sales Consultant Oracle Corporation
Slide 4: What is SOA? Reduce friction, enhance visibility, thrive on change Portal ERP/ Legacy Apps Web Application Monitoring Optimization Process Flow Logic WS Security Reliability Logging Failover Dynamic Routing Custom Apps & Services API MONITOR & OPTIMIZE INTERACT/ACCESS ORCHESTRATE GATEWAY Web services BUSINESS SERVICES BAM JMX PORTAL JSR-168 Struts/JSF BPEL XSLT/XQuery WS-Security WS-Policy, SAML Web Services Mgmt XML/XML Schema WSDL/WSIF SOAP JCA JMS
Slide 5: Oracle SOA Platform Next Generation, Standard Integration Platform Security B2B BPEL PM Adapters BAM Messaging Transformation Routing Ora c le En terpri s e S erv ic e Bus 5
Slide 6: Oracle Fusion Middleware Comprehensive & Integrated SOA Platform
Slide 7: Oracle Fusion Middleware Comprehensive SOA lifecycle support Integrate Orchestrate Develop Secure Deploy Change Monitor Manage
Slide 8: Service-Oriented Architecture Integrate Develop Services Orchestrate Secure Change Monitor Manage
Slide 9: Business Components Enterprise JavaBeans 3.0 Device View Controller Model Renderer JSF/JSP JSF/Struts EJB 3.0
Slide 10: Service-Oriented Architecture Integrate Services Orchestrate Develop Secure Change Monitor Manage
Slide 11: Integrate Services Routing QOS BPEL Transform Rules Enterprise Service Bus WSIF & JBI In Memory REST JCA COM+ SOAP
Slide 12: Service-Oriented Architecture Integrate Develop Orchestrate Services Secure Change Monitor Manage
Slide 13: Orchestrate Services Oracle BPEL Process Manager Credit Rating A D A P T E R A D A P T E R Order Entry United Loan WSDL Oracle BPEL PM Fulfillment A D A P T E R W S D L Star Loan Service Bus Application Server
Slide 14: Service-Oriented Architecture Integrate Develop Orchestrate Secure Services Manage Services Change Monitor
Slide 15: Secure Services Federate Users BPEL ESB App Server Authorize Users Authenticate Users Manage Identities Provision Users W S S E C LDAP
Slide 16: Manage Services Bus. Process Enterprise Service Bus WSIF & JBI In Memory REST JCA COM+ SOAP
Slide 17: Service-Oriented Architecture Integrate Develop Orchestrate Secure Change Manage Monitor Services
Slide 18: Monitor Services Business Activity Monitoring Bus. Process Enterprise Service Bus WSIF & JBI In Memory REST JCA COM+ SOAP
Slide 19: Service-Oriented Architecture Integrate Develop Orchestrate Secure Change Services Manage Monitor
Slide 20: Oracle Fusion Middleware Change Once Apply Everywhere CRM ERP Database Java Application Common Metadata Repository Business Services Mainframe
Slide 21: Oracle Fusion Middleware “Extends and Evolves” Existing IT Investments Multi-Channel Business Process Rules Composite Service Enterprise Service Bus ERP Mainframe
Slide 22: Oracle Fusion Middleware “Hot Pluggable” Architecture Multi-channel Access Browsers, Wireless, PDAs.. Oracle Apps E-Business Suite PeopleSoft JDE Retek Fusion Other Apps SAP Siebel Legacy Content Management EMC/Documentum, FileNet System Mgmt HP Openview CA Unicenter IBM Tivoli BMC IM Systems Microsoft AD Sun LDAP, Netegrity Dev Tools Eclipse, Borland Spring, IntelliJ TP Monitors, Messaging Tuxedo MQ, Sonic CICS, IMS Tibco Partner Systems RosettaNet, EDI Swift, AS2.. Application Servers Weblogic AS .Net WebSphere AS JBoss Databases Oracle IBM DB/2 Sybase Informix
Slide 23: Oracle Fusion Middleware Delivers 100% Secure Web Services Web Service OAS10g Web Services Manager Gateway • • • • • Auditing Logging Tracing Security Billing Databases Web Service IBM, BEA, JBOSS Web Service MSFT.NET BPEL Processes Legacy Systems Custom Apps Enterprise Manager Packaged Apps
Slide 24: Oracle Fusion Middleware Unbreakable Grid Technology guarantees 100% service delivery Application Service Levels Grid Platform Service Level Management • Set service level goals • Measure performance • Report service levels • Diagnose root cause • Respond to change Low Cost, Multi-System Management Grid Management • Manage sets as one • Dynamic service mgmt
Slide 25: Oracle Fusion Middleware Best Performance 6000 5000 TOPS 4000 3000 2000 1000 0 Highest Performance at the lowest price with Grid Computing Best Price-Performance $350 $300 $250 $200 $200.24 $150 $100 $101.10 $50 BEA $0 Oracle 5991.73 $/TOP $330.07 4496.28 2575.34 Oracle BEA IBM IBM Best on Intel32 (Dual Node) 1200 TOPS 1000 800 600 400 200 0 Best on Intel64-Linux (Multi-Node) 1400 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 0 1165.06 $150.67/ TOP 1037.02 $200.34/ TOP 1325.61 $138.01/ TOP 1305.04 $218.28/ TOP Oracle BEA TOPS Oracle BEA
Slide 26: Oracle Fusion Middleware for SOA  Comprehensive & integrated SOA platform  “Hot Pluggable” architecture  Unbreakable & secure service delivery
Slide 27: The Oracle BPEL Process Manager SOA, BPEL and 100% standard integration approaches extend the reach of the application server platform to service-based, process-centric applications.
Slide 28: A Consistent Set Of Requirements Java Services (EJB) Messaging Destinations (JMS) Portal Java Platform Connectivity Heterogenous Back Ends Silos of API and mechanisms Opaque/heterogeneous data definitions Synchronizing multiple data stores User Tasks Legacy Applications (JCA, adapters) ? Orchestration ADF Orchestration Asynchrony, Flow Coordination, Data Transformation, Compensation, Version Control, Auditing Scalability Web Services (Sync and Async) Unpredictable loads Asymmetric performance capabilities Management and Security Access control, Encryption, Logging, Metering Independent of the service Interaction/Access Catalog, Customization, Access
Slide 29: Introduction to BPEL • Markup language for composing a set of discrete services into an end-to-end process flow • 10+ years of research and development from Microsoft (XLANG) and IBM (WSFL, FDML) • The best integration solution for XML and Web services but also Java, JCA and JMS. • Rich support for async interactions, parallel processing and exception management. • Leverages XML Schema, XSLT, XML Query, WS-Security, WS-Addressing and WSIF. • Composability: A process flow is automatically a service. believes that “ Gartner as the leadingBPEL will emerge industry standard for Web service orchestration and coordination of business processes. - David Smith, Research Vice President and fellow, Gartner ” future of the “ BPEL is thespace in my view… integration Why? Because the value is so much higher when you provide not only a way to integrate applications, but also a way to create services from them and put them into business processes - John Rymer, Vice President, Forrester Research, Inc. ”
Slide 30: BPEL by Example <variable> Credit Rating BPEL Flow <process> start 10:00am Get Rating <faultHandlers> <invoke> <flow> Handle Negative Credit Exception <partnerLink> United Loan Send Loan Application Send Loan Application <invoke> <receive> Star Loan <partnerLink> Receive Loan Offer Receive Loan Offer <partnerLink> </flow> <switch> </process> ? Select Lowest Offer end 03:00pm
Slide 31: The Oracle BPEL Process Manager Enterprise-strength infrastructure for designing, deploying and managing BPEL business processes. Eclipse, JDeveloper BPEL Designer • Comprehensive and native BPEL implementation BPEL • Easy-to-use modeling tool • Scalable and reliable engine • Flexible binding framework Oracle Store DehydrationDB (Oracle Database) BPEL Process Manager WSDL Binding Web Service Java, JMS, JCA XQuery XSLT File, FTP Database iWay MANAGE Core BPEL Engine BPEL Console User JAVA Tasks Built-in Integration Services • Rich management and monitoring • Support for Oracle AS, JBoss, WebLogic and WebSphere • Get up and running in less than 15 minutes! J2EE Application Server (Oracle AS, WebLogic, JBoss, WebSphere)
Slide 32: Cross Platform Application Server • Oracle Application Server • WebLogic Server • WebSphere • JBoss IDE • JDeveloper • Eclipse Operating Systems • Linux • Window XP/2003 • Solaris • HP UX • AIX
Slide 33: Full BPM Lifecycle Support Business Analyst Notation Layer BPMN or UML Activity Activity Activity Integration Developer assign invoke receive assign Executable Layer XML, XQuery, BPEL, Rules Service Developer Business Services Adapters, Java, Struts, JSF Existing Systems DATABASE PACKAGED APPLICATIONS JAVA MAINFRAME
Slide 34: BPEL Value Proposition Reduce the cost and complexity of process integration initiatives Cost/Complexity $700K $125K Changes Multiple versions adapt Encapsulates all process logic • Simultaneous, multi-version support • Quick change, re-deploy Exceptions are the rule manage adapt Easy testing, auditing. Compensating Transactions makes exception handling easy 1-off orchestration • Costly • Hard-coded integration • Longer development time implement manage implement describe Build your own Process Logic describe BPEL Process Logic Programming abstraction • Efficient • 20 to 30 times less code • Rapid implementation