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    The document discusses Cornell's use of an integration broker called webMethods to enable different systems like PeopleSoft, directories, and databases to share information. The integration broker acts as a central hub that mediates events between applications, managing queuing, routing, filtering and storage of data. It was chosen for its features and cost. Some examples of what it can do include noticing data changes in one system and applying them to another, as well as publishing events based on changes in databases or flat files. The goals are to populate directory changes from PeopleSoft and vice versa, without changing the underlying applications or software.

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    Integration Broker at Cornell

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    The document discusses Cornell's use of an integration broker called webMethods to enable different systems like PeopleSoft, directories, and databases to share information. The integration broker acts as a central hub that mediates events between applications, managing queuing, routing, filtering and storage of data. It was chosen for its features and cost. Some examples of what it can do include noticing data changes in one system and applying them to another, as well as publishing events based on changes in databases or flat files. The goals are to populate directory changes from PeopleSoft and vice versa, without changing the underlying applications or software.

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    Integration Broker at Cornell

    Kevin Leonard CIT/Integration and Delivery

    May 9, 2002

    Directory Integration
    PeopleSoft HR ADABAS (students)

    (employees)

    Integration Process SQL FTP Natural Pgms Perl scripts Directory

    Integration Broker is what?


    Enables disparate systems to share information in common manner. The central control and storage point that mediates events to and from applications, managing the essential queuing, routing, filtering and storing of information in an reliable and secure manner.

    Integration Brokers Vendors


    Gartner Magic Quadrant IBM SeeBeyond Tibco Vitria Others Mercator SoftwareAG BEA Oracle

    webMethods

    webMethods

    Chosen because
    Features Cost

    Name is misleading
    It is an Integration Broker The web part of the name makes people think its only for web access untrue.

    What can it do?

    Just a few examples


    Notice changes to PS data and apply the changes to the directory or student data Notice changes to the directory data and apply the changes to PS or student Notice data changes to any table or field in an Oracle or Informix database and publish events Notice changes in flat files and process as appropriate

    Goals
    When data is altered in our PeopleSoft system populate those changes to the Directory, without any changes to the PeopleSoft applications or the Directory software. Same for Student System. Provide an infrastructure to allow these types of interactions between other systems

    Event Driven

    Event driven
    Integrations are built by a developer When an event happens a process is triggered within the Broker The process determines what happens, how data is transformed and moved from one place to another Two phase commit is not available, must use a compensating transactions if back-out is desired

    Hub & Spoke Design

    Broker

    The Enterprise Server Broker is the main engine


    Message repository when using guaranteed delivery Data transformation Event handling Publish and subscribe Synchronous messaging Near real time updating

    Adapters

    Adapters are configured to interface with our infrastructure


    PeopleSoft (via app server) Directory (via LDAP) Oracle Informix Student (via CUSSP) File IO (flat files) XML

    Other Adapters

    Adapters we havent purchased but may have interest in the future


    Email JMS JavaBeans Vantive Microsoft SQL ODBC & JDBC

    APIs

    Well probably use these


    Java JMS

    These are available, but we dont have plans to use them today
    C CORBA

    Security

    Certificate in use with SSL

    Developer GUI Tool

    Process Diagram

    Document Types

    Monitor Application

    Document Tracker

    Broker Web Administration

    Admin Web Server Statistics

    Directory Integration Component

    Issues
    Where is the starting point(data of record)? What does the business process require to be done? Should a workflow process be triggered on the event completion of XXX? This is all new tools but yet old problems. WE HAVE THE TECHNOLOGY !!

    More Information

    http://solutions.cit.cornell.edu/Apps/webmethods http://www.webmethods.com

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