advanced adapter engine extended

Advanced Adapter Engine ExtendedA new Java only installation option forSAP NetWeaver PI 7.3

Volker StiehlProduct ManagementSAP NetWeaver Process IntegrationSAP AG

December 2010

SAP AG 2010

Upon completion of this presentation, you will be able to describe:? The key functions and benefits delivered with the Advanced Adapter Engine

Extended? Typical use cases for using AEX? How to combine the power of AEX with SAP NetWeaver BPM

Objectives

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Agenda

Introduction to Advanced Adapter Engine Extended (AEX)Benefits and Features

DemosSummary

Elevator Pitch SAP NetWeaver PI 7.3Centralized Monitoring, Single Stack ESB, Reduced TCO

? Centralized monitoring via SAP SolutionManager 7.1- Good morning page- Monitor multiple PI domains- Reduced time for root cause analysis

? Single stack ESB capabilities throughAdvanced Adapter Engine Extended- Up to 60% less energy consumption- Lower footprint, easy maintenance:1h installation*, HW requirements*comp. to double stack, 90 sec restart*

*Hardware dependent

Major Improvements for? Reduced cost of operations via

increased fault tolerance? Design governance? Publish & Subscribe scenarios &

further enhanced connectivity

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Advanced Adapter Engine Evolution

AAEEnablement Basic routing &

mapping

FurtherEnhancements Receiver split Content-based

routing Proxy connectivity More productive

scenarios

Closing theGap Enable major

scenario shiftsfrom dual-stackPI to AAE

Details inupcoming slides

7.10

7.1EHP1

7.30PI dual-stackrequired asprerequisite


What is AEX?

What is the new Advanced Adapter EngineExtended (AEX)?? Leaner SAP NetWeaver Process Integration

installation alternative? Fully independent, single-stack solution

based on SAP NetWeaver AS Java only Own integration domain Own tools for design, configuration, and

operations ES Repository, Integration Directory, SLD,

NWA, Monitoring

? Powered by Advanced Adapter Engine (AAE)introduced in 7.1 (but with more capabilities) Not to be confused with a non-central AAE

? Additional mediation and connectivity featuresto allow for major scenario shifts to AEX

? Available starting from SAP NetWeaver PI 7.3(Ramp-up started on November 29th, 2010)

Advanced AdapterEngine Extended (AEX)

ESR

ID

SLD

NWA

AAE

Routing Mapping Connectivity

Messaging System

SAP NetWeaver AS Java


Single stack ESB capabilities via AAEAdvanced Adapter Engine Extended

IntegrationDirectory

Monitoring

SAP NetWeaver PI 7.3

Advanced Adapter Engine

Design + configuration +

runtime + monitoring


AdapterEngine

(Java SE)

Integration ServerBusiness Process Engine

CentralAdvanced Adapter Engine

MediationConnectivity

(incl. IDoc, HTTP)Security

Non-CentralAdvanced Adapter

Engine (opt.)

FileDB

JMSSOAP

ES Repository, Registry & Integration DirectorySystem Landscape Directory

Adapter

Integration Engine

IDoc, W

S, H

TTP

Advanced AdapterEngine Extended

(Alternative)

ES RepositorySR, ID, SLD

SAP NetWeaver Process Integration 7.3Installation and Connectivity Options

ServiceProvider

ServiceConsumer

ApplicationTechn. System

File/DB/JMS

Apps ofBusinessPartners

SAPSystem

Med., Sec.Connectivity

(w. IDoc, HTTP)

Med., Sec.Connectivity

(w. IDoc, HTTP)

SAPSol. Man. 7.1


Agenda


DemosSummary


Advanced Adapter Engine ExtendedBenefits

Main Benefits?Reduction in overall TCO with single-stack? Faster installation (1 hr)*? Less hardware ( hardware requirement)*? Fast restart (90 secs)** Hardware dependent

?Drastically reduced resource consumption (scenarios can speed up to a factor 10)?Conversely, need only 10% of resources for comparable performance, sizing cut

down by factors?Up to 60% less energy consumption

?Monitoring simplification with one dedicated toolset and one stack?All end-to-end monitoring and configuration information

?One database scheme


AEX Features in DetailClosing the Gap

Close gaps to enable major scenario shifts from dual-stack PI to AAE? Further support of adapters

? IDOC adapter in AAE? HTTP adapter in AAE

? Interface and mapping split on AAE? User defined message search (replacing TREX)? Optional message versions (on error / before routing / after mapping / validation )? XML Validation redesign (ESR schema based)

Still to come:? Integration processes? WS-RM support (WS Adapter)? IDoc adapter not yet complete


AEX Features in DetailNew Adapter Features

New Adapter Features?Large (binary) file-to-file transfer?Configurable JDBC message size limits?Time-out configuration per communication channel?Publish and subscribe messaging for JMS Topics


AEX Features in DetailIDoc Adapter in Advanced Adapter Engine

Adapter Characteristics and (some) Differences to ABAP based Adapter

? Enables IDoc connectivity for local processing on AAE

? Integrated with channel monitoring for administration (unavailable for ABAP-based adapters)

? Specific IDoc Monitor for monitoring IDoc message traffic and metadata processed on AAE

? Supports sender IDoc Packaging and IDoc flat file modules introduced in EHP1 for SAPNetWeaver PI 7.1

? No SAP Basis systems below 4.0

? Communication with JCO-based IDoc senders and receivers is not supported

? QoS: EO and EOIO (but NOT using qRFC, function module IDOC_INBOUND_IN_QUEUE isnot supported on AS Java)

? Communication with systems with multiple code pages is no supported(MDMP = Multi Display/Multi Processing)

? Security with basic authentication but no transport level security

? For more detailed information refer to documentation on SAP Help Portal


AEX Features in DetailJava HTTP Adapter Overview

Supports all major functions of ABAP HTTP adapter

? HTTP POST? Quality of Service (BE, EO, and EOIO)? Secure communication via SSL? Adapter-specific message attributes (Dynamic Configuration)

PLUS

? HTTP 1.1? HTTP GET? Multipart documents? Form submission? Attachments? System Acknowledgement (positive & negative)


AEX Features in DetailMulti-Mapping Based Message Split on AAE

? Accelerated and resourcefriendly message processing forcomplex scenarios

? Ability to leverage the highperformance capabilities of theAAE for message based splitscenario

Functional Insight

Benefits

? Ability to split an outbound message in parts and send to multiple receivers via a single1:n mapping

? Possibility to split the message using complex payload conditions

? Messages are sent via the same AAE.

? Receiving interfaces must run on the same system


Use Cases

AEX stand-alone? Using AEX as lean, low-cost integration

middleware? Using AEX as test environment

AEX in combination with SAP NetWeaver PI? Separating landscapes for different regions or

organizations of an enterprise? Separating network zones? Using AEX as manual fail-over system (Business

Continuity)? Note: May require sync of design and/or configuration

content w/ suitable transport scenarios


Outlook

Glimpse of Whats To Come? AEX is first milestone for dual-stack-less PI? Reduce Total Cost of Development

? Simplified configuration? Eclipsed based tools? System centric process (SCP) support

? Reduce Total Cost of Operations? Enhanced integration with SAP Solution Manager? Alerting, reporting, task management via SAP Solution Manager? Functional completeness of Java stack

? Further optimizations in a one process environment (runtime, configuration, monitoring)? Landscape Completion

? Non-central runtimes: more federation options with now more lightweight PI domains? Central ES Repository

? Continuing Support for existing installation types


Agenda

Introduction to Advanced Adapter Engine Extended (AEX)Benefits and FeaturesDemos

Summary


Demo Description

An Internet shop produces orders for different suppliers:? Book orders start with 00? DVD orders start with 01? Book and DVD Orders may be mixed in one document

The book supplier (Best books in town) expects an order with his deliverables

The DVD supplier (Best DVDs in town) expect several messages:? The order itself? A bookkeeping message with order value summary? A message containing summarized order information usable for CRM campaigns

The linkage between internet shop orders and supplier backends is done with a PI 7.30 AEX


Demo: AEX / 7.30

AnySenderAdapter

AnyReceiverAdapterMessag

System*

ReceiverDeterminationRouting/Split

InterfaceDetermination/ Split

Mapping(Split)

MessagSystem

MessagSystem*

AEX message pipeline

*optional *optional

Sender Adapter Receiver Adapter

Sender: InternetBuyerInterface: OrderServiceOut

Content-based Receiver split:BestBooksInTownBestDvdsInTown

Interface split for BestDVDsInTownBookkepingMapping-> Bookkeeping ServiceInOrderAndMarketingMapping -> Mapping split

OrderServiceInMarketingServiceIn

Internet Shop forbooks and DVDs:InternetBuyer

BestBooksInTown

Interface determination for BestBooksInTown:OrderMapping00 ->OrderServiceIn

Supplier

BestDVDsInTown

DemoDEMOSAP NetWeaver PI AEX 7.3

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Use Case 1: Loosely Coupled ProcessFragments Coordinated By SAP NetWeaver PI

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Use Case 1: Loosely Coupled ProcessFragments Coordinated By SAP NetWeaver PI

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Advantages

Separation of Concerns? SOA Best Practice Clean Architecture

? No mixture of business and technical functionality in one process model? Easier to maintain? Increased flexibility? Replacements during runtime possible (important for long running business processes)? Independent lifecycles of individual components parallel development possible? Each environment concentrates on what it can do best

SAP NetWeaver BPM for business related processes SAP NetWeaver PI for technical oriented integration processes

? SAP NetWeaver PI as mediator? Allows integration of systems using

Different communication protocols (not restricted to Web Services) Different data formats and interfaces

? Configuration of new/changing scenarios instead of programming/modeling? Message Monitoring allows detailed analysis of communication

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Use Case 2: Compensating ccBPMFunctionality Collect Pattern

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Use Case 3:Message Split With Message Repair

Systems

Workcenter

Composite Processes

Service Enablement

Service ContractImplementation

Layer

Business Object& Service Layer

User Interfaces

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Role 1

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UI UI

App. Service

SCI Service Contract ImplementationSCIL

Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4

UI

App. Service

SCI

ApplicationsLegacy

Services

App. Service

UI

ServicesServices

SAP 3rd Party

Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Step 7 Step 8

Role 2 Role 3 Role 4

Service Contracts defined by Composite Application

SCI

Use Case 4: Supporting Composite Applications

Advanced Adapter Engine Extended

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Use Case 4: Supporting Composite ApplicationsSynchronous Read

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Use Case 4: Supporting Composite ApplicationsAsynchronous Write

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Use Case 5: Enforcing Message Sequence(e.g. in B2B scenarios)

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Agenda


DemosSummary


Advanced Adapter Engine ExtendedDelivered with SAP NetWeaver PI 7.3

Reliable Messaging and Queuing

Software LifecycleSecurity

User Management

ScalabilityHigh Availability

Archiving

ConfigurationMonitoring

Administration

Dynamic Routing Transformation Connectivity

Infrastructure Services Java EE5 / ABAP

EventsProcess

Automation

Single stack ESB capabilities via AEX? AAE with local ES Repository and Integration

Directory

Increased productivity and richerconnectivity on AAE? IDoc- and HTTP- adapters in AAE? Very large (binary) file-to-file transfer? Mapping-based message split on AAE? Time-out configuration per communication

channel? Automated Transport for Schema Validation? Increased Integration Directory API support? Creation of Integrated Configuration with

Model Configurator

Increased standards based interoperability? Publish and subscribe messaging for JMS

Topics? Support for SOAP 1.2, WS Policy 1.2, WS

Trust 1.3, Java SE 6

Process Integration

Service Bus

User Interaction (for example, Business Task Management)

B2B Partner3rd Party

Middleware3rd Party

ApplicationSAP

Services Registry

SAP NetWeaver PI 7.3 Live Expert SessionsTimes: 10:0011:00 am (CET), 5:006:00 pm (CET) each

?Whats new in SAP NetWeaver PI 7.3? Oct. 26

?Whats new in ESR 7.3? Oct. 28

?What are the new service bus-based capabilities for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.3? Oct. 29

? Central monitoring of SAP NetWeaver PI 7.3 landscapes with the new PI WorkCenter in SAP Solution Manager 7.1 Nov. 9

? Local monitoring enhancements within SAP NetWeaver PI 7.3 Dec. 15

? Advanced Adapter Engine Extended - a new Java only installation option forSAP NetWeaver PI 7.3 Dec .14

? Upgrade to SAP NetWeaver PI 7.3 Dec. 10

? Improved fault tolerance with SAP NetWeaver PI 7.3 Dec. 9

? Federated PI and deployment options Dec. 16

? Available adapters for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.3 Dec. 13

Register at: http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/21582


Interested in joining the ramp-up for SAP NetWeaver PI 7.3?

Registration at

? Customers: http://service.sap.com/rampup

? Partners: https://service.sap.com/partnerportal/rampup

Registration for Ramp-up ofSAP NetWeaver PI 7.3


Thank you!

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