Enterprise Service Bus IBM Service Offerings Web Sphere

Ø Introduction Ø What is ESB? Ø Web. Sphere ESB V 6 Ø Message Broker V 6 Ø Interoperability of WESB and MB Ø Best practices / Benefits Ø Success Stories Ø QA ESB on your terms and our expertise

Handling the connectivity problem Ø Decouple interfaces from applications Ø Enable all applications to communicate with each other regardless of Ø Programming languages Ø System platforms Ø Programming models Ø Protocols Ø Data formats. The solution: Enterprise Service Bus 3 ESB on your terms and our expertise

What is an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB)? A flexible connectivity infrastructure for integrating applications and services… ……used to reduce the number, size, and complexity of interfaces. An ESB: ØMATCHES & ROUTES messages between services ØCONVERTS transport protocols between requestor and service ØTRANSFORMS message format between requestor and service ØDISTRIBUTES business events from/to disparate sources 4 ESB on your terms and our expertise Shape = Protocol Color = Data type

The ESB allows you to focus on your core business Rather than your IT NEW Check Traveler Service Travel Reservation Process Check Credit Service Book Flight Service Add new services faster Enterprise Service Bus Hotel Availability Service NEW Flight Availability Service 5 Flight Availability Service Book Hotel Service OLD Flight Availability Service ESB on your terms and our expertise Book Car Service Change services with minimal impact to existing services

Ability to Connect All Assets A “federated” connectivity architecture enabling applications running • on different platforms, devices, and protocols • or which are written in different programming languages • or which use different data representations • or which communicate using different programming models to talk to any point with no disruption to existing applications or interfaces Disparate platforms, devices, & protocols Disparate programming languages Phones Sensors MQ RFID XML EDI-X. 12 Laptops HTTP Multicast PDAs Real-time Disparate data formats MQTT HIPAA ACORD RPG FIX HL 7 eb. XML EDI-FACT Custom Formats Desktops COBOL Copybook AL 3 SWIFT Word/Excel/PDF Enterprise Service Bus Asynchronous Messaging Synchronous RPC FTP Publish/ Subscribe Disparate programming models 6 ESB on your terms and our expertise Web Services

The ESB Must be Able to Handle and Manipulate All Types of Data § Data Types Mapping examples within ESB flow – XML, Binary, Packed, EDCDIC, ASCII, Mixed Character Data, CSV smith, john, 16011967 § Data transformation capabilities – Nested, Semi-structured And Hierachical Data Types – Dependent Inputs And Outputs – Single-Transaction, interdependent data sets, conversions and logic – Mixed Data and Source/Target Types – Dependent Result Sets, Nested Structure Dependencies § Data enhancement – – 7 Lookups Data Logic and Routing Data Validation Context Based Data and Usage Rules ESB on your terms and our expertise <firstname>john</firstname> <surname>smith</surname> <dobdate>16</dobdate> <dobmonth>01</dobmonth> <dobyear>1967</dobyear> CSV to XML mapping <firstname>john</firstname> <surname>smith</surname> <date>16</date> <month>01</month> <year>1967</year> <firstname>john</firstname> <surname>smith</surname> <dobdate>16</dobdate> <dobmonth>01</dobmonth> <dobyear>1967</dobyear> <account>22553682</account> <balance>875. 33</balance> XML to XML mapping and enrichment

The ESB Must Provide Scalability and Performance Tooling & Configuration § Workload executable across – Multiple message flows – Multiple execution groups – Multiple ESB instances on a single machine – Multiple physical ESB machines Deployment – Multiple platforms – from Windows to z. Series – All configurable and manageable from a single console 8 ESB on your terms and our expertise Page 8

The ESB Must Be Able to Do End-to-end Transactions § Transactional integrity is vital for business critical applications and data § Updating transactional resources in a single unit of work allow more complex activities to take place without needing complex ‘after the event’ back-out mechanisms § An ESB must be able to: – Move data between applications – Update resources transactionally – So that the movement and updates all succeed or all fail § For example…. Records DB Holiday booking A B Flights D E Hotels ESBESB F Rental Car C Foreign ex. 9 ESB on your terms and our expertise – In trying to make a holiday booking – a travel company’s systems need to talk to multiple different systems – Need to see whether flights are available – Reserve a room in a hotel – Book a rental car – Order foreign exchange § And if some aspects are not available might need to roll back all the updates before they are committed

Web. Sphere ESB V 6. 0. 2 10 ESB on your terms and our expertise

Web. Sphere ESB and Web. Sphere Message Broker ESB: Advanced ESB: Web. Sphere ESB Web. Sphere Message Broker Universal connectivity and data transformation Web Services connectivity and data transformation HTTP JMS Web. Sphere MQ Web Services XML Web. Sphere Adapters 11 Web. Sphere MQ HTTP JMS Web Services XML Web. Sphere Adapters Plus the following: ESB on your terms and our expertise Weblogic JMS® MQe Biztalk® TIBCO Rendezvous® Multicast Tuxedo® FTP TIBCO EMS JMS® Sonic. MQ JMS® EDI-FACT COBOL HIPAA HL 7 Real-time IP Copybook ACORD AL 3 Word/Excel/PDF Custom Formats EDI-X. 12 MQTT SWIFT FIX eb. XML

Web. Sphere ESB Clients: Messaging: MQ interoperability C++ Client JMS 1. 1 . Net Client Java and C/C++ Web Services Client Lightweight Java Client coming Web. Sphere ESB Web. Sphere Adapter Support Web. Sphere Integration Developer XSLT Message Logger Mediation Function Message Router DB Lookup Web. Sphere Application Server Web Services: SCA Programming Model: Tivoli Access Manager DB 2 Universal Database Edge Components UDDI Web Services Gateway SOAP/ HTTP SCA SOAP/ JMS 12 WS-* UDDI Registry 3. 0 ESB on your terms and our expertise SDO SMO

Web. Sphere ESB Share Trader Application JMS or MQLINK SOAP/JMS Adapter or Web. Sphere Message Broker Customers SOAP/HTTP External Web Service Delayed Quotes 13 ESB on your terms and our expertise Internal Web Service real time quotes External Web Service real time quotes

Web. Sphere Message Broker V 6 14 ESB on your terms and our expertise

Web. Sphere ESB and Web. Sphere Message Broker ESB: Advanced ESB: Web. Sphere ESB Web. Sphere Message Broker Universal connectivity and data transformation Web Services connectivity and data transformation HTTP JMS Web. Sphere MQ Web Services XML Web. Sphere Adapters 15 Web. Sphere MQ HTTP JMS Web Services XML Web. Sphere Adapters Plus the following: ESB on your terms and our expertise Weblogic JMS® MQe Biztalk® TIBCO Rendezvous® Multicast Tuxedo® FTP TIBCO EMS JMS® Sonic. MQ JMS® EDI-FACT COBOL HIPAA HL 7 Real-time IP Copybook ACORD AL 3 Word/Excel/PDF Custom Formats EDI-X. 12 MQTT SWIFT FIX eb. XML

What is Web. Sphere Message Broker? 1. A framework for processing MQ messages 2. A robust hosting environment for: ü ü 3. Broad support for transport protocols beyond MQ Transforming data Enriching data Interacting with databases Routing messages based on content ü Detecting complex combinations of 4. Built on a platform messages for: ü Interacting existing applications with Web ü End-to-end Services transactionality ü Scalability ü Load balancing ü High availability ü Manageability ESB on your terms and our expertise

Web. Sphere Message Broker Accounts Receivable (batch) Reliable FTP Commarea via ECI SOAP / JMS SOAP / HTTP SAP adapter XML via ODBC General Ledger (SAP) XML via MQ Credit Bureau 17 Web Service application Billing (CICS/DB 2) Web. Sphere Partner Gateway ESB on your terms and our expertise MQ for Tuxedo Application Web. Sphere Information Integrator Data Warehouse Oracle DB 2 SQL Server

Web. Sphere ESB/Message Broker V 6 Scenario/Vision/Roles 18 ESB on your terms and our expertise

Scenario : Web. Sphere ESB and Web. Sphere Message Broker at corporate data center Corporate Data Center Ø Connectivity hub for distributing information to the store locations Ø Transforms messages between various applications and systems Web. Sphere ESB at each store location Ø Links multiple J 2 EE applications in addition to linking to Point of Sale terminals through SOAP/HTTP Store Location 1 Store Location 2 External Partners Middleware Appliance Purpose-Built for Application Integration Ø XML Integration Appliance XI 50 Ø Protocol Bridging (HTTP, MQ, JMS, FTP, etc) Ø Web Services Management 19 ESB on your terms and our expertise

Web. Sphere ESB and Web. Sphere Message Broker ESB: Advanced ESB: Web. Sphere ESB Web. Sphere Message Broker Universal connectivity and data transformation Web Services connectivity and data transformation HTTP JMS Web. Sphere MQ Web Services Web. Sphere MQ HTTP JMS Web Services XML Web. Sphere Adapters Plus the following: XML Web. Sphere Adapters Weblogic JMS® MQe Biztalk® TIBCO Rendezvous® Multicast Tuxedo® FTP TIBCO EMS JMS® Sonic. MQ JMS® EDI-FACT COBOL HIPAA HL 7 Real-time IP Copybook ACORD AL 3 Word/Excel/PDF Custom Formats EDI-X. 12 MQTT SWIFT FIX eb. XML Customers face a range of ESB requirements. As a result, any given project might require an ESB or an Advanced ESB… OR BOTH. 20 ESB on your terms and our expertise

ESB Best Practices 21 ESB on your terms and our expertise

Enterprise Service Bus - An Architectural Best Practice Enterprise Service Bus Event Services Publish and Subscribe Multicast Standards-based HTTP/HTTPS with option for WS-Reliable Messaging JMS, JAX-RPC, SOAP WS-Security, WS-Policy, WS-Addressing Mediation Services Routing Distribution Transformation Transport Services Synchronous/Asynchronous Persistent/Non-persistent Loosely-coupled/Tightly-coupled Ø Core component of a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) Ø Unsurpassed technical characteristics Ø Reliable and industry proven Ø Scale to match performance and throughput needs Ø Authentication, Encryption, Security Ø Supported on almost all major platforms, development languages, and spoken languages 31 ESB on your terms and our expertise

Best Practices: Common Business Object Model Purchase Order Item Sales Order WEB Enablement Contract B 2 B Trading Partners Item Customer Vendor CRM Employee Customer Operational Sales Data Store Order Purchase Order C on ne ct or Inventory Location Contract Customer Case Item Purchase Order Item Sales Order Facility Customer ESB on your terms and our expertise Customer Vendor Supply Chain Vendor Sales Order Invoice ctor Connecto r Vendor Customer Item MES Purchase Order Item 23 Item Customer Case Customer Process Automation Item & Control 32 Contract C on ne ct or Invoice Connecto r or ct ne on C Financials Sales Order ctor Conne Customer Co nn ec to r Purchase Order Sales Order Customer Sales Order Purchase Order Sales Order

ESB Success Stories 24 ESB on your terms and our expertise

Supervalu Inc. , Minneapolis, MN Solution: Super. Valu is a retail giant based in Minneapolis, a leader in grocery retailing industry undertaking a major shift to IBM on Demand e. Business solution based on WBI software. Parts of the solution that Miracle provided is web. Methods to Web. Sphere Platform migration. A number of new interfaces have also been implemented. Technical Environment / Software Used: WBI Inter. Change Server 4. 2. 2, WBI MB 5. x, WBI Connect 4. 2. 2, Web. Sphere MQ 5. 3, J 2 EE, XML, EDI ANSI X 12, Oracle, DB 2, Windows 2000, AIX 5. 3, HACMP, Solaris, Mainframes Miracle’s Services: § 3 phased rewrite of about 108 web. Methods based interfaces to IBM WBI platform (WBI ICS, MB, WBC and MQ). § Provide infrastructure support for the setup of WBI MB, WBI ICS and Web. Sphere MQ with HA and fail over in UAT and Production. § Phase IV – New WBI Implementation using WBI ICS, WBI MB, MQ and WBIC § Post production support and maintenance of production environment § 17 ICS Interfaces have been Migrated to WPS 6. 0. 2 Delivery Model: Onsite / Offshore Miracle’s Team Composition: 1 Project Manager, 3 Solutions Lead/Architects, 1 WBI Administrator, 8 WBI Developers, 25 Offshore Developers Comments/ Notes: web. Methods winback Customer / Represented ISSW and Directly 40 ESB on your terms and our expertise

Pulte Homes, Bloomfield Hills MI (Mar 2006 – Currently) Solution: Lawson Integration with SQL Server and other Client Server Applications including. NET, Siebel, using WBI Message Broker 6. 0. Software Used: AIX 5. 3, IBM Web. Sphere Business Integration Message Broker 6. 0, Web. Sphere MQ 6. 0, IBM DB 2 8. 1 and JDBC, webservices and Flat File Adapter Miracle’s Services: Setup, Installation, Configuration of WBI Message Broker 6. 0 and JDBC, Flat File Adapter Design, development and deployment of the Message flows into Dev, QA and Prod. Built an EAI Road Map using Web. Sphere ESB. Delivery Model: Onsite Miracle’s Team Composition: 4 ESB Consultants Comments/ Notes: 41 ESB on your terms and our expertise

Telstra Sydney, Australia. Solution: The overall objective of the project is to expose the operational systems' functionality as services to the Siebel CRM. The business requirement is to integrate the Business Support systems (BSS) of Telstra which include mainly the front end Siebel CRM with the Operational Support systems (which include the backend mainframes and other legacy applications that are used for the provisioning of different technologies like landlines, mobiles, broadband Pay TV). The Main objective of the project is to also automate the Provisioning and Activation processes for different technologies types (which currently is a manual process). Technical Environment / Software Used: Web. Sphere Process Server 6. 0, JCA Adapters, WBI Adapter Framework v 2. 6, JDBC Adapter v 2. 6, MQ Adapter v 2. 8, Web Service Adapter v 3. 4 , Siebel, Oracle 9 i , Windows XP, Solaris. Miracle’s Services: » Designing High level design documentation from use cases. » Installation and configuration of integration environment. » Design & Development of Process based Services as SCA Modules which implement discrete units of Business Functionality. The SCA Modules are developed using Java and BPEL, Mapping is done in ESB and the connectivity is through JCA Adapters. » There are over 15 end applications that are interfaced using SOAP/JMS, SOAP/HTTP, MQ Series. Web. Sphere Process Server and MQSeries are used in the project. Delivery Model: Onsite / Offshore Miracle’s Team Composition: 1 Project Manager, 3 Solutions Lead, 2 WBI Administrator, 4 WBI Developers, 12 Offshore Developers Comments/ Notes: 43 ESB on your terms and our expertise

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