integrating with sap fix and hl7

Integrating with SAP, FIX and HL7with WSO2 ESB

Isuru UdanaSenior Software Engineer

Sandamal WeerasingheSoftware Engineer

Oct 2014

About WSO2๏ Global enterprise, founded in 2005 by

acknowledged leaders in XML, web services technologies, standards and open source

๏ Provides only open source platform-as-a-service for private, public and hybrid cloud deployments

๏ All WSO2 products are 100% open source and released under the Apache License Version 2.0.

๏ Is an Active Member of OASIS, Cloud Security Alliance, OSGi Alliance, AMQP Working Group, OpenID Foundation and W3C.

๏ Driven by Innovation

๏ Launched first open source API Management solution in 2012

๏ Launched App Factory in 2Q 2013

๏ Launched Enterprise Store and first open source Mobile solution in 4Q 2013

What WSO2 delivers

About the Presenters

๏ Isuru Udana Senior Software Engineer WSO2

๏ Sandamal Weerasinghe Software Engineer WSO2

Outline

• Introduction

• Support for integration with ERP systems like SAP and domain specific

protocols like FIX and HL7 in the WSO2 ESB

• Installing and configuring domain specific transports in WSO2 ESB

• Transforming and manipulating message formats with ESB

• Q & A

Background

๏ Modern Enterprises

๏ Comprised of so many systems and services

๏ Built based on open standards, custom built, acquired from a third party, part of a legacy system or any combination of these.

๏ Integration

๏ Organizations are moving away from MONOLITHIC systems.

๏ Multiple systems connected with SOA as the blueprint.

Background๏ Service Integration

Background๏ Spaghetti Integration

What about maintainability, scalability, troubleshooting and governance?

Background๏ ESB in Action

What is an ESB? ๏ An ESB is a middleware solution that enables interoperability,

among heterogeneous environments using a service oriented model.

๏ Stateless and Seamless Integration๏ Standard protocols/formats like SOAP, REST, JSON ๏ Transports like HTTP/S, JMS, TCP, VFS (and many more)

WSO2 ESB

• A lightweight, high performance ESB

• Feature rich and standards compliant

• SOAP and WS-* standards

• REST support

• Domain specific protocol support (eg: FIX, HL7)

• User friendly and highly extensible

• 100% free and open source with commercial support

Key Features - Routing

Key Features - Filtering

Key Features - Transformation

Key Features - Protocol Switch

Key Features - Load Balancing

Key Features - Quality of Service

Integrating WSO2 ESB with SAP

Introduction to SAP Adapter

Introduction to SAP Adapter

Interconnects SAP R/3 with external Systems

Introduction to SAP Adapter

๏ Enables WSO2 ESB to communicate with SAP/R3 systems

๏ Convert R3 (ie:-idoc) message format to external system message

formats.

๏ Allow QoS features

- reliability (ie:-message stores, dead-letter

channels, queues,etc)

- security

Introduction to SAP Adapter

๏ Uses popular SAP Java Connector or SAP JCO library

๏ Implemented as a transport

๏ Two modes

- IDOC

- BAPI

Use casesSending IDOC messages to SAP

Use casesReceiving IDOC messages from SAP

Use casesInvoking BAPI Functions

Use casesStore and Forward - Guaranteed Delivery

Use casesIntegrating with Multiple Systems

Configure SAP Adapter

๏ Obtain JCO middleware libraries (sapidoc3.jar and sapjco3.jar) from

from your SAP provider

๏ Copy those libraries to <ESB_HOME>/repository/components/lib

directory

๏ Copy the native SAP jco library to the system path

Installing JCO Libraries

Configure SAP Adapter

๏ Copy the SAP endpoint property files to <ESB_HOME>/repository/conf/sap

๏ Two property files

๏ *.dest - SAP endpoint properties when the ESB acts as the

client to an external SAP endpoint

๏ *.server - SAP endpoint properties when the ESB acts as the

server to an external SAP endpoint

Setting up JCO Parameters

Configure SAP Adapter

Sample *.dest File

File name : JCOCLIENT.dest

jco.client.lang=enjco.destination.peak_limit=10#required - client numberjco.client.client=405#required - sap passwordjco.client.passwd=passwordhere#required - sap usernamejco.client.user=usernamehere#required - sap system numberjco.client.sysnr=26jco.destination.pool_capacity=3#required - sap app server host should be modified as follows..sames as ghostjco.client.ashost=/H/203.143.18.246/H/155.56.49.28/H/cpccr01sap.client.RCVPOR=ZWSO2ISRsap.client.RCVPRT=LSsap.client.RCVPRN=SAP

Configure SAP Adapter

Sample *.server File

File name: JCOSERVER01.server

#required - gateway host should be modified as followsjco.server.gwhost=/H/203.143.18.246/S/3299/H/155.56.49.28/H/cpccr01jco.server.connection_count=2jco.server.progid=JCOSERVER01jco.server.gwserv=3326#required - destination propertiesjco.server.repository_destination=JCOCLIENTjco.server.name=JCOSERVER01jco.server.unicode=1

These parameters should be obtained from your SAP system administrator.

Configure SAP Adapter

๏ SAP adapter was written as a new transport for the WSO2 ESB.

๏ This transport consists of two parts as follows.

- BAPI/RFC transport

- IDoc transport

Configure transports

Configure SAP Adapter

๏ Enable transports in axis2.xml

- For IDOC transport

Transport Sender

<transportSender name=”idoc” class="org.wso2.carbon.transports.sap.SAPTransportSender"/>

Transport Listener

<transportReceiver name=”idoc” class="org.wso2.carbon.transports.sap.SAPTransportListener"/>

Configure transports

Configure SAP Adapter

๏ Enable transports in axis2.xml

- For BAPI transport

Transport Sender

<transportSender name="bapi" class="org.wso2.carbon.transports.sap.SAPTransportSender"/>

Transport Listener

<transportReceiver name="bapi" class="org.wso2.carbon.transports.sap.SAPTransportListener"/>

Configure transports

Configuring ESB Artifacts

<proxy xmlns="http://ws.apache.org/ns/synapse" name="idoc_proxy" transports="idoc" startOnLoad="true" trace="disable">

<target>

<inSequence>

<log level="full"/>

<drop/>

</inSequence>

</target>

<parameter name="transport.sap.enableTIDHandler">enabled</parameter>

<parameter name="transport.sap.serverName">JCOSERVER01</parameter>

<parameter name="transport.sap.enableErrorListener">enabled</parameter>

</proxy>

Receive IDOCs from SAP system

Configuring ESB Artifacts

<proxy xmlns="http://ws.apache.org/ns/synapse" name="BAPIProxy" transports="http"

startOnLoad="true" trace="disable">

<target>

<inSequence>

<payloadFactory media-type="xml">

<format>

<bapirfc xmlns="" name="STBAPI_COMPANYCODE_GETLI"/>

</format>

</payloadFactory>

<send>

<endpoint>

<address uri="bapi:/JCOCLIENT"/>

</endpoint>

</send>

</inSequence>

</target>

</proxy>

Invoke BAPI functions

WSO2 ESB and FIX

Introduction to FIX

๏ Initiated in 1992 for equity trading between 'Fidelity Investment'

and 'Salomon Brothers'

๏ Governed by fixprotocol.org

๏ Is a session oriented communication protocol

https://openclipart.org/detail/170148/stock-quote-graph-by-jhnri4

FIX Format

๏ Contains a header, a body and a trailer

๏ Header contains three fields: 8 (BeginString), 9 (BodyLength), and

35 (MsgType).

8=FIX.4.0

<SOH>9=105<SOH>35=D<SOH>34=2<SOH>49=BANZAI<SOH>52=20080711-

06:42:26<SOH>56=SYNAPSE<SOH>

11=1215758546278<SOH>21=1<SOH>38=1000<SOH>40=1<SOH>54=1<SOH

>55=DELL<SOH>59=0<SOH>10=253

FIX transport of WSO2 ESB

๏ Based on the Quickfix/J FIX engine

๏ WSO2 FIX transport consists of a receiver and a sender

Bridge FIX to HTTP

Switch from FIX to JMS

Switch from JMS to FIX

Switch between FIX Versions

CBR (Content Based Routing)

WSO2 ESB and HL7

๏ A messaging standard for the exchange, integration, sharing and retrieval of electronic health information

๏ Non XML

๏ Human readable (ASCII)

๏ Uses segments and one character delimiters

๏ Widely adopted in the Health Care Information Services Industry around the World

๏ Minimum Lower Layer Protocol

HL7 Message Format

๏ HL7 Feature

๏ MLLP based Transport

๏ HL7 Proxy / Endpoint

๏ Supports HL7 2.x Standard Messages

๏ Transformation๏ HL7 EDI (application/edi-hl7)๏ XML

๏ HL7 Message Validation and Conformance Profile Support

HL7 Support of WSO2 ESB

๏ HL7 Proxy ๏ MLLP Transport ๏ Capable of listening for HL7 messages

๏ Incoming messages converted into SOAP equivalent๏ Can manipulate HL7 message using all available ESB mediators

๏ HL7 Endpoint ๏ Capable of sending messages to HL7 receivers

๏ Processing HL7 messages from file system (using VFS)

Exchanging HL7 Messages

๏ Immediate ACK

HL7 Message Flows

Client ESB HL7 Proxy Server

1

<proxy>...<parameter name="transport.hl7.AutoAck">true</parameter></proxy>

๏ Immediate ACK

HL7 Message Flows

Client ESB HL7 Proxy Server

1

2 ACK

<proxy>...<parameter name="transport.hl7.AutoAck">true</parameter></proxy>

๏ Immediate ACK

HL7 Message Flows

Client ESB HL7 Proxy Server

1

2 ACK3

<proxy>...<parameter name="transport.hl7.AutoAck">true</parameter></proxy>

๏ Application ACK

HL7 Message Flows

Client ESB HL7 Proxy Server

1

<proxy>...<parameter name="transport.hl7.AutoAck">false</parameter><inSequence>...<property name="HL7_APPLICATION_ACK" value="true" scope="axis2"/>

</inSequence> </proxy>

๏ Application ACK

HL7 Message Flows

Client ESB HL7 Proxy Server

12

<proxy>...<parameter name="transport.hl7.AutoAck">false</parameter><inSequence>...<property name="HL7_APPLICATION_ACK" value="true" scope="axis2"/>

</inSequence> </proxy>

2

๏ Application ACK

HL7 Message Flows

Client ESB HL7 Proxy Server

12

3 ACK

<proxy>...<parameter name="transport.hl7.AutoAck">false</parameter><inSequence>...<property name="HL7_APPLICATION_ACK" value="true" scope="axis2"/>

</inSequence> </proxy>

2

Transforming and manipulating message formats with ESB

Transforming Message Formats

๏ Payload Factory Mediator

๏ XSLT Mediator

๏ Script Mediator

๏ Smooks Mediator

๏ Enrich Mediator

Transformation Mediators

๏ For simple transformations

๏ Replaces the contents of a message

๏ Payload formats - XML or JSON

Payload Factory Mediator

Payload Factory Mediator<p:getquote xmlns:p="http://services.

samples">

<p:request>

<p:symbol>WSO2</p:symbol>

</p:request>

</p:getquote>

<p:getquote xmlns:p="http://services.

samples">

<p:request>

<p:code>WSO2</p:code>

</p:request>

</p:getquote>

<payloadFactory media-type="xml">

<format>

<m:getQuote xmlns:m="http://services.samples">

<m:request>

<m:symbol>$1</m:symbol>

</m:request>

</m:getQuote>

</format>

<args>

<arg xmlns:m0="http://services.samples" expression="//m0:Code"/>

</args>

</payloadFactory>

INPUT OUTPUT

CONFIG

๏ For advanced transformations

๏ Transforms using a XSLT script

XSLT Mediator

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