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AIA Service Constructor is an application that helps jump-start ABCS development by pregenerating AIA artifacts complying with architectural recommendations. It generates artifacts according to the AIA architecture naming recommendations and relieves developers of performing repeatable mundane tasks, making them focus more on value-added business scenario-specific tasks. Reference: Oracle Fusion Middleware Concepts and Technologies Guide for Oracle Application Integration Architecture Foundation Pack, Constructing an ABCS Using Service Constructor

The reuse of artifacts and effective information sharing are key principles of SOA governance. The XSL Mapping Analyzer (XMAN) analyzes mapping information that exists in cryptic Application Business Connector Service (ABCS) XSLT files and provides it in a more readable format so that existing connector mappings can be easily considered for reuse.  Being able to comprehend the mappings between an Application Business Message (ABM) and an Enterprise Business Message (EBM) becomes imperative when developing a connector based on existing connectors.  When preparing for an upgrade, use XMAN to compare customized mappings to Oracle-supplied mappings. Evaluate the results of these comparisons and make any necessary changes before performing the upgrade. Incorrect answers:C: PIP Auditor - Used to check if given BPEL and ESB projects follow the AIA methodology for  coding conventions.Reference: Oracle Application Integration Architecture, Infrastructure Components and Utilities Guide

An ABCS (Application Business Connector Services) can be requester-specific or provider-specific. A requester ABCS accepts the request from the client application through a client-specific Application Business Message (ABM) and returns the response to the client application through a client-specific ABM. The role of the requester ABCS is to act as a vehicle to enable the participating application to invoke the EBS either to access data or to perform a transactional task. (D) The client side ABM is the payload that is passed by the requester application to the requester ABCS. The requester application that wants to leverage an action must define the requester-specific ABCS. The requester application that wants to implement this ABCS could be Siebel CRM, PeopleSoft Enterprise CRM, or Oracle eBusiness Suite CRM. The requester application-specific ABCS must take the requester application-specific ABM as input and provide the requester application-specific ABM as output. Reference: Oracle Fusion Middleware Concepts and Technologies Guide for Oracle Application Integration Architecture Foundation Pack, Introduction to ABCS

The EBF involves only system-to-system or service-to-service interaction. The EBF has no activity that needs human intervention. Note: The EBF is used for implementing a business activity or a task that involves leveraging capabilities available in multiple applications. The EBF is about stringing together a set of capabilities available in applications to implement a coarse-grained business activity or task and composing a new service leveraging existing capabilities. Reference: Oracle Fusion Middleware Concepts and Technologies Guide for Oracle Application Integration Architecture Foundation Pack, Introduction to Enterprise Business Flows

EBOs (Enterprise Business Objects)  have the following characteristics:* They contain components that satisfy the requirements of business objects from the source and target application data models. * EBOs differ from other data models in that they are not data repositories. Instead, they provide the structure for exchanging data. XML provides the vocabulary for expressing business data. The XML schema is an XSD file that contains the application-independent data structure to describe the common object. * Each EBO is represented in an XML schema (XSD) file format. Reference: Oracle Fusion Middleware Concepts and Technologies Guide for Oracle Application Integration Architecture Foundation Pack, Introduction to EBOs

B: ODI BOM is a hand-coded xml file with the list of artifacts to be imported to ODI along with the list of tokens to be replaced and encrypted. This ODI BOM is provided as input to the Deployment Plan Generator to generate the ODI deployment plan.D: The command to generate a deployment plan for ODI is similar to the command to generate a deployment plan for the Project Lifecycle Workbench BOM.E: -DHarvesterSettings=<output path for the runtime Harvester setting file along with file name>Reference: Oracle Fusion Middleware Concepts and Technologies Guide for Oracle Application Integration Architecture Foundation Pack, Generating a Deployment Plan for ODI

The methodology for designing and implementing an EBS is a contract-first methodology, that is, the contract is defined and created before the EBS is implemented. The contract for an EBS is defined as a WSDL document. Note: EBS (Enterprise Business Services) are the foundation blocks in the Oracle Application Integration Architecture (AIA). EBS represent the application or implementation-independent web service definition for performing a business task. The architecture facilitates distributed processing using EBS.An EBS is a service interface definition, currently manifested as an abstract Web Service Definition Language (WSDL) document, which defines the operations, message exchange pattern, and payload that are applicable for each operation of a service. Reference: Oracle Fusion Middleware Concepts and Technologies Guide for Oracle Application Integration Architecture Foundation Pack, Designing the EBS

Note on EBF (Enterprise Business Flow): The EBF is used for implementing a business activity or a task that involves leveraging capabilities available in multiple applications. The EBF is about stringing together a set of capabilities available in applications to implement a coarse-grained business activity or task and composing a new service leveraging existing capabilities. The EBF involves only system-to-system or service-to-service interaction. The EBF has no activity that needs human intervention. In a canonical integration, the EBF is an implementation of an Enterprise Business Service (EBS) operation and calls other EBSs. It never calls an Application Business Connector Service (ABCS) or the applications directly. In other integration styles, the caller invoking the EBF can be either an application or any other service.Note on EBS: EBSs are the foundation blocks in Oracle Application Integration Architecture (AIA). An EBS represents the application or implementation-independent Web service definition for performing a business task, and the architecture facilitates distributed processing using EBS. Since an EBS is self-contained, it can be used independently of any other services. In addition, it can be used within another EBS.You must construct an EBS when the business process integration is between multiple source applications and target applications using the canonical model. The purpose of the EBS is to:* Provide the mediation between the requesting services and providing services. * Provide different operations invoked from a requester Application Business Connector Service (ABCS), an EBS, or an Enterprise Business Flow (EBF). * Route an operation to a suitable EBS, EBF, or provider ABCS based on the evaluation of the various routing rules for an operation. Incorrect answers:A: EBFs are more restricted.Reference: Oracle Fusion Middleware Concepts and Technologies Guide for Oracle Application Integration Architecture Foundation Pack, Introduction to Enterprise Business Flows

Composite Business Processes (CBPs) are the implementation of process services. Process services orchestrate a series of human and automated steps, including enterprise-wide policies captured in business rules. These services run the implementations of the business processes in the Oracle Application Integration Architecture (AIA) Reference Process Models. AIA recommends using BPEL for implementing CBPs. CBPs are long-running processes that may run from few seconds to days. A CBP has an interface and message structure that is detailed enough to capture all of the information about the source of the triggering event. In most cases, the event is triggered by customer-facing applications. Reference: Oracle Fusion Middleware Concepts and Technologies Guide for Oracle Application Integration Architecture Foundation Pack:Designing and Constructing Composite Business Processes

Incorrect answers:A: Encrypt the password after deployment.C, D: You need to use CreateStore, not UpdateStore which only can change the password.The passwords specified at the time of AIA installation can be changed post-installation. To help you change passwords, AIA provides a utility called UpdateStore. AIA stores its passwords in Keystore. This utility can modify the existing passwords in the Keystore. In order to run this utility, the AIAIntallProperties.xml properties file should exist in the corresponding AIAHOME/AIA_INSTANCE/<Instance name>/config folder. Also the password being modified must exist in the file Note #2: Making Migrated Services Deployable Step 1: Annotating CompositesStep 2: Harvesting AIA ContentStep 3: Generate Bill of MaterialStep 4: Deploy Composites1. Deploying custom built services is a two step process:Generate the deployment plans and deploy using the AID (Application Integration Architecture Installation Driver). 2. Deploy custom-built services using the AID.