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The JD Edwards EnterpriseOne event system implements a publish and subscribe model via JMS (Java Message Service). Prior to 8.9.1 it was called Classic Real Time Events, post 8.9.1 it is called Guaranteed Real Time Events. JD Edwards over the years has supported Real Time Events. This model allows external systems to receive messages in Real Time as and when changes to data occur due to business transactions. In this section I will focus on providing some more details on how the Real Time Events (RTE) interoperability model works. Guaranteed Real Time Events makes it easier to see how your data changes in Oracle JD Edwards (JDE) EnterpriseOne (E1). AIA coupled with JD Edwards EnterpriseOne native SOA capabilities makes a solid integration offering that provides for the delivery of pre-built integrations in the form of Process Integration Packs (PIP’s), such as the CRM Integration Pack for JDE Edwards EnterpriseOne that supports the Lead to Order process. Oracle AIA (Application Integration Architecture) is a catalog to pre-built integrations and an architecture that provides a foundation for integration between cross application business process. Business services can be used to check for the availability of an item before the customer is allowed to place an order and then to create the order in JD Edwards once it has been placed. This integration can be achieved by using pre-built business services that JD Edwards provides.
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Once the order is placed on the website it needs to be available in JD Edwards so that it can be managed and fulfilled. Consider that your organization allows customers to order through a website. Let’s extend the earlier example of order to deliver. > Skip to the Business Services section Use Case Example SOA provides a standard based platform that allows business services to be developed, published, discovered and consumed by each other in a loosely coupled manner, in order to facilitate the creation of orchestrated business processes. SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) in JD Edwards is delivered via Business Services. This integration technique allows bi-directional integration of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne with the outside world both as a producer and consumer of information. This integration will help in cutting down system time delays involved in getting the product to the customer as soon as possible. Real-Time events can be used to let the logistics management system know in real time as soon as the order is fulfilled. These are two different systems, however they support the business process of Order to Deliver. Let’s also assume that you use a different system to manage logistics involved with packaging and shipping of the products. Let’s assume that your organization uses JD Edwards to take an order from the customer and manage it until the order is fulfilled. Oracle JD Edwards Integration OverviewĬonsider that your organization is in the business of taking orders from customers, packing and shipping them.
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Here I will discuss the usage and features of the more advanced transactional integration techniques offered by JD Edwards EnterpriseOne. In order to streamline business processes and improve efficiently, organizations realize there is a need for these systems/applications to exchange information between them to “ Integrate & Interoperate”.įor Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne customers at least, you have choices on how you can integrate these systems including both batch and transactional interoperability options. In theory it is not good to have multiple disparate platforms, systems and applications, but in practice you end up having them. Usually organizations end up with having multiple applications and systems on different platforms over a period of time with each system catering to the needs of a specific business process or department. As a result the systems that support the organization continue to change, and evolve. This “theory” sounds great in theory but is tough to put it into practice.Įvery organization is unique in its own way because of their history, maturity, and the products/services they provide. One of these theories revolves around standardization of systems/applications onto a common platform for ease of maintenance and support. Having worked in the IT industry designing and delivering solutions for many clients, I have come across all kinds of theories and guiding principles.