2.2 Inbound Application Integration
Oracle Banking Trade Finance Cloud Service Inbound Application Gateway provides XML based interfaces thus enhancing the need to communicate and integrate with the external systems. The data exchanged between Oracle Banking Trade Finance Cloud Service and the external systems will be in the form of XML messages. These XML messages are defined in OBTFCS in the form of XML Schema Documents (XSD) and are referred to as ‘OBTFCS formats’
For more information on OBTFCS formats refer the Message Formats chapter in this User Manual.
OBTFCS Inbound Application Integration Gateway uses the Synchronous and Asynchronous Deployment Pattern for addressing the integration needs.
- Oracle Banking Trade Finance Cloud Service EJB Based Synchronous Inbound Application Integration Deployment Pattern
- Oracle Banking Trade Finance Cloud Service Web Services Based Synchronous Inbound Application Integration Deployment Pattern
- Oracle Banking Trade Finance Cloud Service HTTP Servlet Based Synchronous Inbound Application Integration Deployment Pattern
- Oracle Banking Trade Finance Cloud Service MDB Based Asynchronous Inbound Application Integration Deployment Patten
- EJB Based Synchronous Deployment Pattern
The Enterprise Java Beans (EJB) deployment pattern will be used in integration scenarios where the external system connecting to Oracle Banking Trade Finance Cloud Service is ‘EJB literate’, i.e., the external system is capable of interacting with Oracle Banking Trade Finance Cloud Service based upon the EJB interface. In this deployment pattern, the external system will use the RMI/IIOP protocol to communicate with the Oracle Banking Trade Finance Cloud Service EJB. - Web Services Based Synchronous Deployment Pattern
The web services deployment pattern will be used in integration scenarios where the external system connecting to Oracle Banking Trade Finance Cloud Service wants to connect using standards- based, inter- operable web services. - HTTP Servlet Based Synchronous Deployment Pattern
The HTTP servlet deployment pattern will be used in integration scenarios where the external system connecting to Oracle Banking Trade Finance Cloud Service wants to connect to Oracle Banking Trade Finance Cloud Service using simple HTTP messages. - MDB Based Asynchronous Deployment Pattern
The MDB deployment pattern is used in integration scenarios where the external system connecting to Oracle Banking Trade Finance Cloud Service wants to connect to Oracle Banking Trade Finance Cloud Service using JMS queues.