SOA Magazine IV 01.2015

Document definition design time testing
Document translation and validation
Ability to set document callouts to handle custom document
Ability to set Channel callouts for custom inbound/outbound message processing
Document batching
Message resubmission capabilities
Message store-and-forward capabilities
Complex message identification and correlation
Complex sender and recipient identification based in different envelope types
Automatic message retry
Support for large documents
Message acknowledge support
Messaging security enablement (EDI)
Multiple envelope support
Envelope generation
Transport management
Multiple transport protocols supported – HTTP, SMTP, SOAP, TCP, JMS, MQ, FILE, FTP
Trading partner management
Trading partner downtime
Native integration with Oracle SOA suite and Oracle BAM
API for message and Trading Partner metadata access
E2E Message monitoring and auditing
Message metrics dashboards and reports
Partner Agreements
User Access management
Self Service Provisioning
Exception handling
On the document management side, it’s the ideal platform to leverage business standard documents
and manage agreements. However, Oracle B2B acts as a gateway requiring architecture to manage the
complete end-to-end business processes. This is where Oracle SOA Suite Service Component
Architecture (SCA) components come into picture. Oracle BPEL, Mediator and Business Rules play the
major role as back-end pieces in the global architecture.
Oracle B2B is in fact a component part of Oracle SOA Suite what makes the integration quite simple and
efficient. The integration between both components is ensured via out-of-the-box adapter implemented
as binding component in a SCA. All of this leveraged by the use of SOA Metadata Services repository
(MDS) allowing the sharing of different artefacts, as XML schemas or WSDL files among different
architectural components as central repository for B2B artefacts and configuration.
Service Composite Applications components were ultimate to implement the following capacities:
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