Start of Integration Flows: Week 3 Unit 1: Timer-Based

Week 3 Unit 1: Timer-Based
Start of Integration Flows
Timer-Based Start of Integration Flows

The scenario
Goals
Run an integration flow at a certain point in time
Invoke a Web service to retrieve weather information for a certain city and store it on an SFTP server
Timer-Based
Start Event
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Invocation of
Web Service
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Timer configuration (1)
Goals
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Goals
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Goals
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Content modifier configuration
Goals
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Configuration of SOAP channel
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Namespace mapping
Goals
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Result message
Goals
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Demo
DEMO
Timer-Based Start of
Integration Flows
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What youve learned in this unit
How to schedule the execution of an integration
flow by defining when the flow has to run
How to use and maintain the Timer Start Event
as a means of scheduling the invocation of the
integration flow
What is necessary to configure the SOAP
adapter correctly to invoke external Web
services
Figure out how namespace mappings will help
you to work with several Web services at the
same time in one integration flow
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Week 3 Unit 2: Structuring

Large Integration Flows
Structuring Large Integration Flows

The scenario
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Configuration of the scenario (1)
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Response message
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Data flow
H
Legend:
H = Header Area
P = Properties Area
B = Body
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Demo
DEMO
Structuring Large
Integration Flows
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How to structure really large integration
scenarios by means of modularization
How to use and maintain the Process Call
shape within your parent integration flow as a
means of actually invoking sub-processes
What is necessary to model a callable
local integration process and how to connect
parent and child processes
How data can be exchanged between calling
and called processes
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Week 3 Unit 3:
The Adapter Development Kit

Introduction
Apache Camel-based component

bundle and dependent OSGi
bundles
Component metadata: adapter
attributes determine structure of
configuration interface
Documentation, JavaDoc,
programming guidelines, and cheat
sheets available
CMIS
...
Dev Tool
OPC
Technical
Eclipse Luna as development

environment (Adapter project)
AMQP
Eclipse
Plug-In
Connectivity World
Application
Extend SAP HANA Cloud

Integration with new adapter types
Salesforce
Workday
Hubspot
Marketo
SAP HCI Adapter (ADK)

Apache Camel Context
Adapter APIs
SAP HANA Cloud Integration
Available with SAP HCI Deployment

Developed by Partner
...
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The scenario
Pull document from a

document repository
folder
Push document to a
document repository
folder
SAP HANA Cloud
Integration
Document Repository in
Public Cloud
Document Repository in
Public Cloud
using your own CMIS adapter

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Installing the Adapter Development Kit in Eclipse Luna
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Creating an adapter development project
Empty Project
Adding Camel Component

and the Dependent Libraries
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Automatically generated component metadata
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The integration flow
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New adapter appears in list of available adapters
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Configuration of sending CMIS adapter
Compare with red box

on slide 6
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Configuration of receiving CMIS adapter
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Configuration of Content Modifier
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Execution of integration flow: Copied files in the Receive folder
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Demo
DEMO
The Adapter
Development Kit
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How to prepare yourself for adapter
development by installing the Adapter
Development Kit (ADK) inside Eclipse
How to apply the ADK for generating wrapper
code around an already existing Apache Camel
component
What the Content Management Interoperability
Services (CMIS) standard is all about, and how
to connect and access documents on the
publically available Alfresco CMIS server using
the newly developed adapter
How the overall adapter development lifecycle
works, so that this knowledge can easily be
applied to other connectivity needs
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Week 3 Unit 4: Content Reuse

Between HCI and SAP PO
Content Reuse Between HCI and SAP PO

The big picture
SAP Cloud
Applications
3rd Party Cloud

Solutions
SAP Process
Orchestration
Business
Business
Process
Rules
Management
Management
B2B
Collaboration
Process
Integration
Governance
Monitoring
& Analytics
Discover
Design
Run
Monitor
SAP HANA Cloud Integration
SAP
On-Premise
3rd Party
On-Premise
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Download packages from SAP HANA Cloud Integration
1
On SAP HANA Cloud

Integration, switch to Design
and choose your package
Select the value mapping

project and the integration flow
3
3
Download the packages
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Deploy the packages in SAP Process Orchestration
4
In SAP Process Orchestration,

open the Process Integration
Tools page and navigate to the
Cloud Integration Content
Management Cockpit
5
Prerequisite: Deploy required

security artifacts such as user
credentials, known hosts,
OAuth 2.0 authentication
On the Integration Content
tab, import the downloaded
packages (via Browse button),
select your packages, and
deploy
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Monitor the messages processed in SAP Process Orchestration
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Navigate to the Configuration

and Monitoring Home page
Switch to the Cloud Integration

Content tab
Select the message to display

the message processing log
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Demo
DEMO
Content Reuse Between

HCI and SAP PO
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Advantages of using SAPs integration
platforms
SAP Process Orchestration benefits from new
developments in SAP HANA Cloud Integration
Move to the cloud at your own pace
How to reuse SAP HCI integration content in
SAP Process Orchestration
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Week 3 Unit 5: Outlook

Strategy and Roadmap
Outlook Strategy and Roadmap

Product roadmap overview Key themes and capabilities
Today
Planned Innovations
Future Direction
Key capabilities
Cloud enablement: Rolling software update, scalability
Security: Multi-tenancy, data isolation
Integration content lifecycle management
Certification process for 3rd party content, connectivity
Lightweight orchestration
Diverse connectivity
Open adapter development kit (ADK) for partners
Hybrid deployment options for re-use of cloud
integration content
Integration with SAP Solution Manager
ISO27001 certification
Key capabilities
Partner ecosystem to create and sell integration
content and connectivity options
Additional B2B capabilities
Integration Advisor for intelligent mapping proposals
High-performance cloud messaging service
API management
Automated standard content update
Transport management of integration content
Additional connectivity options
User management via SAP Cloud Identity, SAML
Subscription self-service via SAP HCP
Supported applications
SAP Cloud for Customer
SAP SuccessFactors
SAP S/4HANA
SAP Hybris
Citizen Integration for C4C, SFSF etc.
E-invoicing: Peru, Chile, Spain, Italy, Hungary, UK
SAP Financial Services Network (FSN)
E-invoicing / Globalization / Compliance: Integration
with legal authorities in additional countries
Further integration scenarios for SAP S/4HANA,
SuccessFactors, C4C, Hybris, Concur, Ariba
(e. g. Supplier Integration, Ariba Pay)
Further 3rd party connectivity, e. g. MQTT, AMQP,
Salesforce (build by partner)
This is the current state of planning and may be changed by SAP at any time.
Key capabilities
Open APIs for further self-services for administration,
operations and monitoring
Additional connectivity options
Further B2B capabilities, e. g. Trading Partner
Management
Hybrid deployment options (contd) for further shared
capabilities between SAP PRO and SAP HCI
Additional certifications, e. g. SOC1, SOC2,
ISO27018, PCI
Integration with SAP Solution Manager (contd)
E-invoicing / Globalization / Compliance: Integration
with legal authorities in additional countries
Further integration scenarios for SAP S/4HANA,
SuccessFactors, C4C, Hybris, Concur, Ariba, etc.
Further 3rd party connectivity
Further networks, e. g. Pharma
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Planned innovations Key capabilities (1)
Partner ecosystem to create, sell integration
content & connectivity
Transport management of integration content

Support of transport of integration content between
different SAP HCI landscapes, such as development,
production.
API management for unified access, enterprise

security
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Planned innovations Key capabilities (2)
Additional B2B capabilities
Integration Advisor for intelligent mapping
proposals including crowd sourcing & collaboration
Reduces customer B2B integration project costs
Analyzes standard definitions, existing mappings, and

customer metadata
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Process and cloud integration Messaging service
Intended key scenarios:
M2M connectivity and transport to device/thing
Engagement
Things
Fast-path message transport into SAP HANA

platform, e.g. Big Data movement
SAP Gateway
Message layer for SAP HANA Cloud Integration
SAP HANA Cloud

Integration
And more
Co-innovation with
http://solacesystems.com/why-solace/performance/
Cloud Apps
Cloud-Based
Messaging Service
OnOn-Premise
Premise Apps
Apps
450k guaranteed messages/sec. 40x over disk

Fully cloud-enabled (HA, DR, SLAs, multitenant)
SAP HANA
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Future direction
Key capabilities that are planned for the future
Open APIs for further self-services for administration, operations and monitoring
Further connectivity options for SAP HCI, such as JDBC, RFC etc.
Further B2B capabilities, such as Trading Partner Management for a governed approach to managing trading partners
Hybrid deployment options (contd) for further shared capabilities between SAP HCI and SAP PRO
Additional certifications, for example SOC1, SOC2, ISO27018, PCI
Continued integration with SAP Solution Manager for further monitoring and alerting use cases
Key applications that are planned to be supported in the future

Globalization Services for electronic invoicing, payroll information etc. in additional countries
Further integration scenarios for SAP S/4HANA, SuccessFactors, Cloud for Customer, Hybris, Concur, Ariba, etc.
Further 3rd party connectivity
Further networks, for example Pharma
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Literature
Getting Started with SAP HANA
Cloud Integration
John Mutumba Bilay,
Peter Gutsche,
Volker Stiehl
Rheinwerk Publishing
approx. pp. 450
ISBN 978-1-4932-1317-7
Est. publication date: May 2016
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Key links for more information
Key links
Roadmaps on SAP Service Marketplace
http://service.sap.com/saproadmaps
SAP Community Network
http://www.sdn.sap.com/
IT Planning Resources
https://service.sap.com/~sapidb/011000358700001160122012E
SAP HANA Cloud Integration on SCN
http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-40396
Where to go to provide product feedback and ideas

SAP Idea Place
https://ideas.sap.com
SAP Influence Programs
http://service.sap.com/influence
SAP User Groups
http://www.sapusergroups.com/
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Start of Integration Flows

Timer-Based Start of Integration Flows

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Timer-Based Start of Integration Flows

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Timer-Based Start of Integration Flows

2016 SAP SE or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved.

Timer-Based Start of Integration Flows

2016 SAP SE or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved.

Timer-Based Start of Integration Flows

2016 SAP SE or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved.

Timer-Based Start of Integration Flows

2016 SAP SE or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved.

Timer-Based Start of Integration Flows

2016 SAP SE or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved.

Timer-Based Start of Integration Flows

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Timer-Based Start of Integration Flows

2016 SAP SE or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved.

Timer-Based Start of Integration Flows

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2016 SAP SE or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved.

2016 SAP SE or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved.

Week 3 Unit 2: Structuring

Structuring Large Integration Flows

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Structuring Large Integration Flows

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Structuring Large Integration Flows

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Structuring Large Integration Flows

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Structuring Large Integration Flows

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Structuring Large Integration Flows

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Structuring Large Integration Flows

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Structuring Large Integration Flows

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Structuring Large Integration Flows

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Structuring Large Integration Flows

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Structuring Large Integration Flows

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2016 SAP SE or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved.

2016 SAP SE or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved.

The Adapter Development Kit

Apache Camel-based component

Eclipse Luna as development

Extend SAP HANA Cloud

SAP HCI Adapter (ADK)

SAP HANA Cloud Integration

Available with SAP HCI Deployment

The Adapter Development Kit

Pull document from a

using your own CMIS adapter

The Adapter Development Kit

2016 SAP SE or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved.

The Adapter Development Kit

Adding Camel Component