PeopleSoft Integration Broker

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Presenting with Integration Broker 8.52 Highlights Dave Bain, Product Manager

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Integration Broker 8.52 Highlights

• Integration Broker Value Proposition • Integration Broker 8.51 Enhancements • Integration Broker 8.52 Enhancements • What’s Next? • Q&A



Integration Broker Connecting PeopleSoft Applications

Web Services Messaging

Integration Broker

Fusion Middleware

PSFT Applications

• Integration Broker is technology to integrate with PeopleSoft Applications – Service Definitions – Pub/Sub Services – Integration Gateway



AppServer

Integration Engine

HTTP

JOLT

Connectors Gateway Manager

HTTP Server

MQ Series

E-Mail Server

FTP Server

Third-Party Web Service

XML Listening Interface

Third-Party XML POST Utility

Third-Party

HTTP

E-Mail

Get/Put

Queue/Topic

Queue/Topic

SOAP/HTTP

XML/HTTP

XML/HTTP

Third-Party Systems Web Server

Integration Gateway

PeopleSoft

Default Local Node

Pub/Sub

PeopleSoft listening

connector

PeopleSoft target

connector

REST Listening SMTP Target

FTP Listening

Service Listening

HTTP Listening

HTTP Target

JMS Listening

JMS Target

Integration Broker



Integration Broker

Continue to Invest in Integration Technology to Provide the Best Standards Based Integration for PeopleSoft Applications

• Increase Developer/Administrator Productivity • Improve Performance and Stability • Add More Integration Options • Ongoing Compliance with Standards

Connecting PeopleSoft Applications



Program Agenda




• Documents • Best Effort Delivery • WS-Reliable Messaging • Effective Date Queueing • Passive FTE • Inbound Request Load Balancing

Integration Broker Release 8.51 Enhancements



• Documents – Meta data that defines structured data – Reference binding to XML schema or PeopleSoft record – Package.Document.Version naming standard – Structure composed of elements: primitives, compounds

(document), and collections (of primitive or compounds). – Rich name or index based PeopleCode API – or stick with

rowset




• Documents (continued) – Provide a light-weight structural specification that describes any XML

Document – Great reuse with compound documents – Single programming api for the document definition – Support mapping to different physical types – Insulation from change to physical layer – Support for XML, namespaces, attributes, non-rowset structures. – Easy construction or generation of Documents (create from xsd, wsdl, or

record) – Managed object in PeopleTools




• Best Effort Delivery – Send non-critical messages

without having to worry about tying up the queues

– More opportunity for more types of messages

– Message success/fail can still be determined by admin




• WS-Reliable Messaging – New option when integrating

with Oracle Service Bus – Oracle Service Bus can extend

reliable messaging – Continued support for

emerging standards




• Passive FTP – Allow FTP to work in

environments with FTP sites behind firewalls

– Broaden use of IB for FTP




• Inbound Request Load Balance – Allow multiple server URLs for a

single Node – Round robin distribution – Load balancing for Synchronous

Requests




Program Agenda





• Significant enhancements to the 8.51 base • Leverage PeopleTools 8.52 Features • Major changes in

• Developer/Administrator Productivity • Performance • Integration Options • Compliance with standards



• Problem – Support for standards was falling behind – Could not accept WSDL generated by certain 3rd parties – Could not process Web Services from certain 3rd Parties

• Solution – Support WSDL 2.0 and SOAP 1.2




• WSDL 2.0 Compliance – Generate 1.1 or 2.0 WSDL – Consume 1.1 or 2.0 WSDL

• SOAP 1.2 Compliance – Generate 1.2 SOAP – Consume 1.2 SOAP







• Problem – Synchronous load balancing was introduced in 8.51 – Once load balancing was defined, there was administration overhead to

keep the load balance definition in sync with the actual deployed domains – Administrators did not know when they had to check the configuration

• Solution – Automate the synchronous discovery process – Notify administrators when problems occur




• Auto Sync Load Balancing – Automatically checks availability at pre-determined intervals – Will adjust load balancing based on actual availability – Automate notification process




• Inbound Gateway Configuration – Identifies the status – Provides a link to change




• Inbound Gateway Configuration – Enable Auto Sync – Identify the sync period – Identify distribution list to

sent notification




• Problem – Many external sites standardizing on RESTful services – Difficulty adhering to the rigid SOAP/WSDL web service standard

prevented use of web services – Started to see some use the HTTP Connector for REST services

• Solution – Add support for RESTful services as a native Service Type – Add support for XML or JSON (Java Script Object Notation)





• REST is – Architecture that consists of clients and servers (or requestors and

providers) – There exist a number of resources that can be any arbitrary object – Resource has a representation that captures the current state of the

resource – A resource may contain links to other resources



• Support for Representative State Transfer (RESTful) Services – Defined as a Service type in Integration Broker – Alternative to WSDL/SOAP based web services – Support for

• HTTP Based operations (post, get, put, delete, head) • Supported type – JSON, XML, HTTP, Text

– Gives developers more options – one that is being heavily adopted – Easier to build/use expect gains in developer productivity




• A new Service Type is added – RESTful or Non-RESTful – Defined at the Service, not

Service Operation




• Distinguish between provider and consumer

• Use Web Access Descriptive Language (WADL) not Web Service Descriptive Language (WSDL)

• Rest Method is an HTTP method, not Service Operation







• In this example, the URL to call the service is: http://rtdc79492vmc:813/PSIGW/PSIGW/RESTListeningConnector/Employees.v1/employees




• In this example, the URL to call the service is one of these: http://10.242.11.95/:813/PSIGW/RESTListeningConnector/AKTT/WeatherStation.v1/weather/CA

http://10.242.11.95/:813/PSIGW/RESTListeningConnector/AKTT/WeatherStation.v1/weather/CA/Oakland

http://10.242.11.95/:813/PSIGW/RESTListeningConnector/AKTT/WeatherStation.v1/weather/CA/Oakland?forecast=10/06/2011




• REST Service Content Type – XML for standard messages – JSON (Java Script Object

Notation) for UI based messages




From this:

To this: http://PSPC:813/PSIGW/RESTListeningConnector/Employee_Details.v1/details/KF0016

<?xml version="1.0"?> <soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenc="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/" xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:wsa="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2003/03/addressing/" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema/" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance/"> <soapenv:Header xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"> <wsse:Security soap:mustUnderstand="1" xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/soap/" xmlns:wsse="http://docs.oasis-open.org/wss/2004/01/oasis-200401-wss-wssecurity-secext-1.0.xsd"> <wsse:UsernameToken wsu:Id="UsernameToken-1" xmlns:wsu="http://docs.oasis-open.org/wss/2004/01/oasis-200401-wss-wssecurity-utility-1.0.xsd"> <wsse:Username>USER</wsse:Username> <wsse:Password Type="http://docs.oasis-open.org/wss/2004/01/oasis-200401-wss-username-token-profile-1.0#PasswordText">PASSWORD</wsse:Password> </wsse:UsernameToken> </wsse:Security> </soapenv:Header> <soapenv:Body xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"/> </soapenv:Envelope>




• Problem – Setting up Integration Broker can be difficult – There are a lot of administration difficulties with Integration Broker

• Bringing a new environment online • Applying a patch in one system may impact another system

– Monitoring and debugging messages requires a lot of bouncing back and forth between systems

• Solution – PeopleSoft Integration WorkCenter for Administrators – PeopleSoft Integration Network




• Integration WorkCenter – Single place for an administrator to go to do their work – Help simplify configuration and administration of Integration Broker – Leverage tools 8.52 WorkCenter to build


























• Integration Network – A network of two or more PSFT

applications – Local or remote gateway – Defined by a PT 8.52 system – Supported nodes can be 8.48 and

above – Integration Network uses Web

Services to collect and pass information

HCM

CRM

FMS

CS



• Integration Network – Manual definition of all PSFT

environments that participate in the Network

– Support for Local and Remote Nodes

– Default Local Node must be in the Network







Integration Broker

• Integration Group – An Integration Group is an arbitrary collection of one or more

services that an administer needs to track • Services in production • Customized services • Services modified in a PSFT bundle

– Integration Groups have structure – Administrative tasks are done in bulk on Integration Groups

• Enable, disable • Introspection

Release 8.52 Enhancements




• Check the status of integration by Group, Service or Operation

• Activate the Service directly






Continue to Invest in Integration Technology to Provide the Best Standards Based Integration for PeopleSoft Applications

• Increase Developer/Administrator Productivity – Integration Network – Sync Load Balancing

• Improve Performance and Stability – Sync Load Balancing

• Add More Integration Options – RESTful Services

• Ongoing Compliance with Standards – SOAP 1.2 WSDL 2.0




Program Agenda




Integration Broker What’s Next?

• Better support for JSON (Java Script Object Notation) with RESTful services

• Improved Administrative support with the Integration Network WorkCenter

• Improve Integration Network features


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PeopleTools Sessions of Interest Tuesday

Time Title Number Location

10:15 PeopleSoft Enterprise: Oracle Database Technical Update 13580 Moscone South - 310

11:45 PeopleSoft Success: Best Practices for Using PeopleSoft Test Framework

14028 Moscone West - 2022

1:15 PeopleSoft Integration Broker in PeopleSoft PeopleTools Release 8.52: Highlights


PeopleSoft Answers: How to Create a Great PeopleSoft UI 14020 Moscone West - 2024

3:30 PeopleSoft PeopleTools Tips and Techniques 14003 Moscone West - 2022

Oracle Fusion Middleware for Oracle Applications: Get Answers from Development


5:00 Platform Update for PeopleSoft 14007 Moscone West - 2024

Upgrading to PeopleSoft Feature Pack Releases 14031 Moscone West - 2022



PeopleTools Sessions of Interest Wednesday


10:15 Application Integration for PeopleSoft Enterprise 12750 Moscone West - 3020

11:45 PeopleSoft PeopleTools Release 8.52: How PeopleSoft's New Search Features Will Change The World


1:15 PeopleSoft Success: Using Virtualization to Manage TCO 14006 Moscone West - 2024

5:00 Meet the Experts: PeopleSoft PeopleTools S317455 Moscone West – Applications/CRM Lounge

PeopleSoft Success: PeopleSoft Portal Creates Great Self-Service Solutions


PeopleTools Developer Series: Secure Coding Practices 14001 Moscone West - 2024



PeopleTools Sessions of Interest Thursday


9:00 PeopleSoft Success: One Strategy for Staying Current and On Track for the Future


PeopleSoft Answers: How to Provide Seamless User Access, On-Premises or as SaaS


Extending PeopleSoft Applications with Oracle ADF and Oracle SOA Suite

12381 InterContinental – Union Square

10:30 PeopleSoft Answers: How to Enable PeopleSoft for Mobile Users 14000 Moscone West - 2022

12:00 PeopleTools Developer Series: Performance Tips for the PeopleSoft Developer


1:30 Hands On Lab - Install Release 9.1 of PeopleSoft Human Capital Management in Minutes with Oracle VM

21401 Marriott Marquis - Nob Hill CD

PeopleSoft PeopleTools Product Team Panel Discussion 14005 Moscone West - 2022

3:00 Hands On Lab - Install Release 9.1 of PeopleSoft Human Capital Management in Minutes with Oracle VM

21401 Marriott Marquis - Nob Hill CD

PeopleSoft Answers: Oracle Active Data Guard and Oracle GoldenGate for Read-Only


PeopleSoft Success: Using the Related Content Framework to Empower Users

14021 Moscont West - 2024



Q&A













• Delay Processing – Configure short processing delay to

insure messages are processed in the correct order

– Simple solution to complex problem – Don’t have to worry about matching

keys or writing complex logic in 3rd party system
