Fusion Application Technical Overview

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Fusion Applications Technical Overview

Doug Todd

VP, Fusion Middleware


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Agenda

Fusion Apps Architecture Overview Fusion Apps User Experience

Application Development Framework(ADF)

Fusion Apps SOA Infrastructure

Fusion Apps Deployment Questions


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Fusion Application Definition

Fusion Applications are Service-Oriented compositeenterprise applications developed and deployed basedon the Oracle Fusion Architecture, using FusionMiddleware. ADF Fusion Applications are applications developed using

Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF). ADFensures adherence to Fusion Architecture.

Oracle Fusion Applications are being designed by Oracleto unify best-of-business capabilities from all Oracle

Applications in a complete suite delivered on Oraclesopen technology. These are packaged enterpriseapplications built using ADF and SOA

Custom Fusion Applications are applications realizedusing Oracle Fusion Architecture


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Business LogicView Data

TaskComplete

AssignTask

Human WorkflowService

BPELProcessBusiness

ActivityMonitoring

OrchestrationHuman interaction Policy evaluationMonitoring

User InterfaceADF Faces components

Business Services

JSR-227DataBinding

Web Services

Oracle Fusion Architecture

DBSchema

W e b

C e n

t e r

Events

RulesEngine

results

facts


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FA Conceptual Reference Model

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t r u c t u r e

P l a t f o r m

B u s i n e s s

S o

l u t i o n s

SOA Services

Fusion Applications Business Processes DashboardsPortals Custom Solutions

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t i v e

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m e n

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S e c u r i

t y

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l i c y

M a n a g e m e n

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M e s s a g e

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M & M

M o n

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M a n a g e m e n

t , S L A A s s u r a n c e

UserInteraction

Multi-Channel Delivery, Content Delivery, Enterprise Collaboration and Search

BPM EDA BISOA MDM CMServiceDiscovery,Enablement,Mediation, &Orchestration

BP Analysis,Design,Execution,Management,& Monitoring

ContentLifecycleManagement,Conversion,Pub / Sub

EventDetection,ComplexEventProcessing

DataQuery,

& Analytics,Reporting,PredictiveModeling

DataCleansing,Normalization,Rationalization,& Provisioning

Integration

Application Integration, Data Integration, B2B, Connectivity, Messaging

ComputingFoundation

DataManagement

Data & Content Persistence, Data W arehousing, Caching Rules Definition& Evaluation

Resource Optimization, RASP, Capacity on Demand, Dynamic Provisioning, Clustering


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ADF

Fusion Apps User Experience


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BusinessServices

DataServices

ADF Bindings (JSR 227) Model

Controller

JSF View

Desktop Browser-Based

Struts JSF/ADF Task Flow

OfficeADF Swing

Oracle ADF

JSP

TopLink

EJB BAM ADFbc

Portlets

BIBPEL Web ServicesJava

ADF Faces

M e

t a d a

t a S e r v

i c e s

( M D S )

XML Data LegacyData

RelationalData

PackagedApps

XML

JCR JMX



Service Enabled Assets

S e r v

i c e

L a y e r s

S O A I n f r a s t r u c t u r e

M e

d i a t i o n

Utility Services

S e c u r i

t y

G o v e r n a n c e

M o n

i t o r i n g

& M a n a g e m e n

t

D i s c o v e r y

ServiceConsumers &Delivery Channels

Composite Applications Portals BPM ProcessWeb Apps Mashups Fat Clients

Employees IVRCustomers Partners Mobil

.. . .. . .. .

Client AppsTerminal

Encapsulation

Messaging Adapters Custom APIs JDBC file://

Non-Service Enabled Assets

Business ActivityServices

Enrichment Custom Business Services

DataServices

Data SynchronizationData AggregationData Caching

Connectivity

Services

System Access Messaging Partner Integration

Business Process

ServicesService OrchestrationWorkflow

PresentationServices

Shared Portlets Multi-Channel Delivery

ServiceProviderAssets

ServiceProvider /Consumer

Assets

Fusion Applications and ADF

ADF FusionApplicationIntegration

ADF FusionApplications



ADF and Oracle Product Relationships

Deployment Platform

OWLS WCS (UI)

D e s

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i m e

T o o

l s

O E R

M a n a g e m e n

t

O E M

Service Integration Process IntegrationOBPM BPELODSI B2B

OSB BAMOBR

J D e v

Other Integration

OCOHODI OSR

ADF

S e c u r i

t y

I d MDeployed on

UDDIDatabase Toplink Binding

Data Control

BPEL PMWeb Services

Develop

Manage,Discover

Oracle PlatformSecurity Services

Monitor &

Managedeployment



Service Enabled Assets

ADF - Standards Mapping

S e r v

i c e

L a y e r s

S O A I n f r a s t r u c t u r e

M e

d i a t i o n

Utility Services

S e c u r i

t y

G o v e r n a n c e

M o n

i t o r i n g

& M a n a g e m e n

t

D i s c o v e r y

ServiceConsumers &Delivery Channels

Composite Applications Portals BPM ProcessWeb Apps Mashups Fat Clients

Employees IVRCustomers Partners Mobil

.. . .. . .. .

Client AppsTerminal

Encapsulation

Messaging Adapters Custom APIs JDBC file://

Non-Service Enabled Assets

Business ActivityServices

Enrichment Custom Business Services

DataServices

Data SynchronizationData AggregationData Caching

Connectivity

Services

System Access Messaging Partner Integration

Business Process

ServicesService Orchestration

Workflow

PresentationServices

Shared Portlets Multi-Channel Delivery

ServiceProviderAssets

ServiceProvider /Consumer

Assets

WSRP

Swing

BPEL SCA

S D O

JCA

JSF Struts

JDBCJMS

JAAS

SAML

JSR168

SQL

JSP

X509EJB3

WebServices

UDDI

SOAP

JSR 227

JPA

WSDL

XML



Loose coupling and abstraction

Model View Controller (MVC) architecture Layered Architecture Standards based interfaces

JSR 227 Data binding allows decouplingof UI from the business serviceimplementation using declarative binding.

Data controls encapsulate access to thebusiness components and decouple UI



Layered Architecture Well defined Layering scheme with MVC

architecture Model Layer View Layer

Controller Layer Business Services Layer Data Layer

Clearly defined separation of concerns



Reusability

ADF promotes both design-time(code/component) and runtime (Services)reuse Design-time : Services can be rolled up into an

ADF library or a Resource Catalog that includes ADF library and infrastructure connectivitycomponents, and shared with application orService development teams for consumption.

Runtime : Business services can be built and

deployed centrally for consumption throughsupported interfaces that include WebServices/WSDL, EJB 3.0 and message-based.



Agility

Model driven development Allows changes tobe made quickly to respond to changes inbusiness

Component based development makes it easyto reconfigure and update business logic flow

Modular , loosely coupled design allowscomponents to be updated independently withoutaffecting other parts of the application (e.g. UI canbe updated independent of the businesscomponents)

Built-in patterns standardize application/Servicedevelopment and enable faster delivery.



Separation of concerns

Layering Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern Business Services Layer

Data binding (JSR 227) Allows UI to be separated from the businesscomponents

ADF business components (Entity Objects VsView Objects Vs Application modules) definethe scope of the components clearly

Data controls allow abstract invocation ofbusiness logic from the UI.


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Discoverability

UDDI support to publish and discoverServices

Components, application libraries andprojects that can be packaged and reused.They can be linked and discovered throughan Enterprise Metadata Repository like

Oracle Enterprise Repository. Resource catalogs enable localized discovery

of application components.


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Standards Compliance

Open standards based framework Supports the following standards

J2EE

JSR 227 Web Services (SOAP, UDDI, WSDL) WSRP, JSR 168, JSR 268 Service Component Architecture (SCA) SDO (Service Data Objects) Security (JAAS, X509, SAML) JCA, JPA, JMS, JDBC


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Security

ADF supports Authorization and Authentication

Access policies can be defined and executed WS-Security is supported Web Service data control security includes

X509 token authentication SAML authentication SAML assertion Digital signatures SOAP encryption and decryption


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ADF Fusion Application development best practices

ADF is used to develop Service-Oriented Applications. That means that you can develop bothServices and Composite applications with ADF.

Services: ADF can be used to build SOA Servicesthat can be exposed using a choice of interfaces

Composite applications: Composite applications thatconsume Services and other business componentscan be built using ADF. ADF also helps rapiddevelopment of UI components.

Enterprise Services should be identified during theanalysis phase and should be designed, developedand deployed in a shared environment for theconsumption of the ADF composite application.


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FUSION APPS SOAINFRASTRUCTURE


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Business Process Management

Designed for Process Optimization

Java Business Logic

Process DesignProcessImplementation

Process Monitoring& Optimization

Notifications& Actions

Application UI(Embedded)

Service Data Objects (WS SOAP & REST)

Business Service Registry

Mediator

BPEL Process Manager

Human Workflow

Business Rules & PoliciesOracle or Non-Oracle MDMSOA Composer

Process Composer


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SOA Solves Legacy PainsPain Points Fusion Apps Processes

Black box processes Integration friendly, visible and documentedDifficult to configure Centrally configured using BPEL

Difficult to monitor Centrally monitored using Enterprise ManagerDifficult to change at runtime Rules and approvals can be Design Time at Runtime

Difficult to customize Customized using the BPEL editor

Difficult to retain extensions Layered customizations

Proprietary implementation

BPEL and BPMN provide standards based platform

Compliance Easier for auditing and complianceDifficult to govern Seamless integration with OWSM and EM


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Usage Category Description Usage Process Customization(for Developers)

Developers customize processes to suitbusiness needs.

Simple sequential BPEL process steps Customer can modify steps

Human Workflow Support human workflow with complexapprovals including approval hierarchies

Most important usage by many fusion apps Manual task or approval tasks

Integration Decouple external systems. Allowsbringing new systems online without

changing core Processes

Mediator is an example End to End Integration

Flexibility with Rules based routingProcess Composition(for Business Analysts)

Make it easier for business analyst tomodify process at runtime.

Business Analysts arrange orchestrationflow of delivered processes

Process Composer use case

Long Running orBatch Processing

Support Batch processing and otherlong running jobs as scheduled /asyncprocesses

Executed as a batch or is a long runningprocess

Processing itself happens outside Orchestration, fault handling and

compensations are key

Event Processing Support event processing using SOAmodel.

Event driven integration Events to add flexibility and loose coupling

Key Usages Of SOA in Fusion Applications


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Extensibility Scenarios

Customization Runtime configuration Runtime design changes Adding custom logic at design time

Extension Always design time (developer) Adding new functionality

New composite deployed As a service endpoint Subscribe to an event


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Tools: Processes

Process Editor

Rules

BPM Process Composer


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Tools: Human Workflow

BPM Worklist

Tools: Approvals Management Extension (AMX)


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Tools: Approvals Management Extension (AMX)

Event relatedchanges

Approval taskrelated changes

Approval stageconfiguration Approval

assignmentrules

Graphicaldisplay ofapprovals

Task display


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End-User Tools: BPM Worklist


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Design Time Customization


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Design-Time CustomizationInfrastructure for protecting changes across upgrades

Use cases: Process and Scope level customizations

Adding New activity in BPEL without new artifacts e.g. Adding Assign, wait, switch, scope, etc

Adding New Activity in BPEL with new artifacts e.g. Adding transform, adding new parternerlink,

human task Note: If patched process also adds same artifact, the

customized artifact would get overwritten


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Oracle Enterprise Repository and Apps

Unified Repository for all interfaces for the enterprise

OracleFusion

Middleware

Custom and Third Party Apps

ISVSaaS

Oracle Fusion Apps

Enterprise Repository
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Event Delivery Network (EDN)

Simplified Infrastructure for Events and Services

SOA composite

newSupplierevent

EDN C l i E i M


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EDN Console in Enterprise Manager

PL/SQL Interfaces


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PL/SQL Interfaces

PL/SQL Generates Events

PL/SQL Interfaces


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PL/SQL Interfaces

BPEL process subscribes to PL/SQL event

Reading and Writing Data


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Reading and Writing Data

Invoke

Bind anentity variable

Contains SDOservice to bindentity variable to aView Object

XML messagepayload


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Using Service Data Objects (SDO)

Specifies a standard data method and canmodify business data regardless of how itis physically accessed.

Fusion Application uses many ADFObjects. Using SDO in SOA allows thedeveloper to share the underlyingbusiness data.

Event Scheduling Service (ESS)


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Support for Java, PL/SQL and Binary jobs Sophisticated Job, Schedule and Resource

modeling Distributed Request processing across an

application server farm Ability to dedicate hardware resources for

specialized Jobs Centralized administration with Enterprise

Manager console Central database based store (MDS) for storing job meta-data

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BPELUI

Mediator

ODI

ADFService

ESS

DQ ESSWeb Services

SOA Composite

ESS

Using Jobs to Extend Fusion Applications


BusinessEvent


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FUSION APPLICATIONSDEPLOYMENT

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Deployment Deployment is handled through underlying container Session management is through application modules

and implemented through container properties. JDev provides ant based deployment tools Deployment unit could be one or more application

modules. Deployment format is EAR (Enterprise Archive)

Can be deployed in a single container or distributed Disaster recovery is handled through container

configuration

Single instance deployment


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Single instance deployment

Repository

Cl d d l


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FusionCluster

Clustered deployment

Repository

LoadBalancer

l i i Cl d d l


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Fusion Business TierCluster

Multi-tier Clustered deployment

Repository

LoadBalancer

Fusion Presentation TierCluster

Functional Multi tier deployment


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Functional Cluster 2

Functional Multi-tier deployment

Repositor

LoadBalancer

Functional Cluster 1

Functional Multi tier deployment 2


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FunctionalCluster 1

Functional Multi-tier deployment - 2

RepositoryLoadBalancer

FunctionalCluster 2

FirewallFirewall

Grid deployment


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Fusion Application Clusters

Grid deployment

Virtualization Layer

Hardware Layer Storage Grid

M a n a g e m e n

t

G r i

d M a n a g e m e n t

A p p

M a n a g e m e n

t

Database Clusters

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