Integrating your applications with JD Edwards EnterpriseOne using Oracle Fusion Middleware - The integration process explained

The main objective of this area is to provide an overview of the typical steps involved in building a comprehensive, standards based, service oriented integration solution with JD Edwards EnterpriseOne applications using Oracle Fusion Middleware.

Step 1: Define your integration requirements and scope
Identify key business requirements
Identify key technical requirements
Identify key operational requirements
Identify applications level and module level integration touch points and business flows - applicable for both your Application and the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne application

Step 2: Plan Integration Approach
During this phase you identify an integration approach to build a comprehensive, standards based, service oriented integration solution, using Oracle Fusion Middleware, and involves:

Identify and obtain details about the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne integration touch points, needed for the integrated solution
Identify services portfolio for your application - Identify the business objects, methods and business services in your application, which need to be exposed as web services to build the integration according to SOA principles.
Identify Entity/Data Mapping and Transformation requirements of the integration
Identify services portfolio for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne. To access the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne applications, you could use Web services using the JD Edwards E1 Web Services Gateway, to unlock the information assets available in the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne application.

Step 3: Design the integration
Complete the services portfolio and service-enable your application using Oracle SOA Suite
Complete the services portfolio and service-enable JD Edwards EnterpriseOne using Oracle SOA Suite and the JD Edwards E1 Web Services Gateway
Define Conceptual and Detailed Architecture (Capture Cross Functional Flows, Composite Application portfolio, etc)
Develop high level and detailed process designs - Design individual business processes, assembling services from each application. Specific business requirements need to be taken into account, such as uni-directional or bi-directional flow, synchronous or asynchronous, real-time or batch processing etc.

Step 4: Build the integration
Setup / Organize the integrated development and test environment
Build the services portfolio and service-enable your application using Oracle SOA Suite
Build the services portfolio and service-enable the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne application using Oracle SOA Suite and the JD Edwards E1 Web Services Gateway
Use Oracle Enterprise Service Bus and/or BPEL Process Manager to connect your services and orchestrate your processes with the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne application

Documentation
See how ISVs are integrating with JD Edwards EnterpriseOne using Oracle Fusion Middleware

 
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