Transcript iWay Service Manager

iWay Service Manager
Naomi T. Klamen
Director, SM Product Management
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Agenda
 Highlights of iWay 5.5 Service Manager
 Online documentation and help
 Design Time Registry
 Channels: Inlet, Outlet,Route
 Designer: BI object, iterator
 Deploy to runtime
 eBusiness Adapter
 Dictionary Builder
 Adapter new features
 Interactive Demo
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iWay SOA Middleware™
A Complete SOA Implementation Solution
iWay
Trading
Partner
iWay
Process
Manager
iWay
Enterprise
Index
iWay
Data
Migrator
3rd Party
App. Dev.
Tools
Service Manager
SOA
Management
SOA
Management
Business Service Provider
Designer
Explorer
Transformer
Developer Workbench
Universal Adapter Suite
iWay
iWay
iWay
iWay
Files
Applications
Documents
Data
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NEW – iWay 5.5.SM Release
 SM debut October 18,2006
 SM SP1 released March 30,2007
 Redesigned management interface
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NEW – Online help & tutorials
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Design Time Registry
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Channel
Pipe through which messages flow
Inlet + Route + Outlet
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Channel
Inlet added
Containing listener, decryptor, preparser
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Channel
Route Added
Contains transformer and process flow
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Example Process Flow
 Icons context sensitive
 Drill down on route to visualize process flow
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Add outlet to channel
Outlet
Contains emitter, preemitter, encryptor
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Publishing Services To The Registry
Service Manager
Designer
Explorer
Transformer
Developer Workbench
Design Time: Publish To Registry
Registry
Runtime
Engine
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Iterator
 Allow process flow divide a single document
 iterate through a section of a process flow, and loop back to
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Process Driven BI
 Making the process smarter
 Dynamically connect to Webfocus Server
 Use pre-built reports to determine flow requirements
 Use pre-built reports to see whether alternative processing
should take place
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Design Process Flow And Publish to Registry
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Deploying Services To The Runtime
Service Manager
Designer
Explorer
Transformer
Developer Workbench
Deployment: Build from Registry, Deploy to Engine
Registry
Runtime
Engine
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Service Manager Runtime Processing
iWay Service Manager
Receive
Decrypt
Preparse
Review
And
Apply
Validation
Rules
Transform
Process Flows
Other Capabilities:
• Correlation management
• Management of SLAs
• State management
• Auditing
• Publish to SOX repository
• Send to Google
• Extensible
• Trading Information Manager
Process
Route
Transform
Review
And
Apply
Validation
Rules
Preemit
Encrypt
Send
Either “Receive” or “Send” can be to other organizations
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iWay Adapter Roadmap (eBIZ)
 SWIFT
 2006 metadata
 2007 metadata (October 2007)
 iSM Dictionary Support for SWIFT
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eBusiness Upgrades
 Dictionary Builder
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iBSP
 Embedded HSQL repository
 Migration facility
 migrate your data between development, testing, and
production environments across multiple systems
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Service Monitor
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Service Network Monitoring
SOA Runtime Management –automatic discover
SOA Security
Service Level Management
Exception Management
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Service Monitor/iWay Business Services
 Reseller agreement for Amberpoint ‘s SOA Management System
 Moving forward expanding monitor and management capabilities
 Coming Soon: expose channels as mapped and monitored as
services
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iWay Adapter Roadmap (Oracle)
 Support for Oracle Applications 11.5.10 & Oracle EBusiness Suite 12.( Spring 2007)
 Remove dependency on Oracle on Oracle ebusiness
API.
 Allow for integration via custom APIs.
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iWay Adapter Roadmap (SAP)
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mySAP ERP (ECC 5.0 & ECC 6.0).
 Support for new data types
 Support for new structure types
 Completely new meta data functions
 Dynamic Unicode detection
 JCO 2.1.7 support
 Enhanced Connection Pooling support
Enhanced run time components
 Use of JCO for meta data fetch
 Structure and Table support
25% improvement in overall performance
SAP R/3 (4.6 & 4.7)
 Improvements to current R/3 adapter.
 Improved Connection pooling.
 Accept IDOCS in SAP or xml format.
 Unicode support inbound/outbound.
 Faster Meta Data processing.
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Two Major Benefits:
Productivity and Interoperability
Interoperability
Productivity
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From developer’s perspective, everything
looks the same
Requires no extra training or skills
Useful for their tools of choice
BPM/BPEL
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Different platforms and software require
different plugins
Leaves you open for next steps, e.g., B2B,
post-Web services
Composite
Apps
B2B
Portals
EAI Tools
JCA
XML
AS2
Plug-in
Plug-in
Service interfaces: business data only
Stateless services
DB2
VSAM
CICS CICS
Mainframe
IMS
DB2/400
iSeries
JDE
Oracle
Unix
SAP
SQL Svr
Etc.
Windows
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Productivity and Interoperability for
Existing Middleware Implementations
 Publish services from existing systems
 No hand-coding
 No rebuilding interfaces for different tools
 Supports MQ, WAS (JCA, WSIF, WSADIE), WBI, Web services
 Developers use skills they already have
 Useful for internal and external integration
 AS2, ebXML, etc. are options as well
 Productive way to create, reuse services
 Eliminates need to create high-level services in broker and publish
through MQ
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Overall Benefits
 Change strategic direction however you need to
 Platforms
 Applications
 Technologies
 We’ll rapidly make all elements interoperable
 Publish services quickly
 Consume services easily
 Reduced need for specialized consultants
 Incremental approach
 Work on need-it-now fundamentals
 Simultaneously select and build out infrastructure
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