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Adapters:

These are the components which will be interacting with the source system and with

the target systems in the integration process.

Major adapters that we work on

File adapter

FTP adapter

DB adapter

JMS adapter

racleapps adapter

!ealth adapter

!TTP binding adapter

Third party adapter

File adapter"

This will be used in#order to deal with the $les with in the local system.

%t will reads and writes the $les with the local system

Options"

File adapter pro&ides the 'ollowing options

(ead

)rite

Synchronous read

*ist $les


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Read: This reads the data 'rom a $le

There are some options to be prompted while reading a $le+

,. Do not read the content o' data-. Delete content once read. File streaming

Do not read the content" %t will read the entire $le and will not bother about the

content in the $le

Read File as attachment: it will reads the $le as an attachment.

File Streaming" it will helps to 'ragment the $le in to number o' parts to read

)hile reading the $le it asks 'rom where the $le should be read. )e will be

ha&ing two options 'or it

Say+


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Physical path

*ogical name

Physical path" we ha&e to gi&e the actual location o' the $le in our system while

con$guring the $le adapter.

Logical path" we can gi&e a dummy name while con$guring and can gi&e the

actual path at run time.

FTP adapter:

FTP stands 'or File Trans'er Protocol.

The options and the 'unctionality o' both F%*/ and FTP adapters were same.

The major di0erence between these both adapters is+ File adapter supports

only within the local system whereas FTP adapter supports with remote

ser&ers.


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DB – adapter:

DB stands 'or Data Base

)ith this adapter we can interact with the databases o' the systems that we

are integrating. To work with database adapter we need to create J1D% connections at two

le&els J1D%" Ja&a 1aming Directory %nter'ace.

,2 Data source le&el-2 Deployment le&el


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This adapter is used in#order to send or recei&e messages 'rom the source or

target with security. %n#order to work with JMS adapter we need to create J1D% connections at three

le&els .

,2 Persistent storage le&el-2 Data source le&el2 Deployment le&el

The options in JMS adapter

6onsume message

Produce message

(e3uest4(eply


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!ons"me message" consumes the messages

Prod"ce message" produces messages

Re#"est$Reply" This gi&es re3uest or reply based on the ser&ices.

Types o' JMS ser&ices"

7ueues

Topics

%"e"e" one#one messaging ser&ice

Topic" one#many messaging ser&ice

The J1D% connection should be same at the three le&els and it should be

eis4jdbc4connection name.

Oracle&apps adapter"

To interact with oracle#apps system directly we can use this adapter.

%t can be used only 'or the racle#apps system not to any other systems.

!ealth#adapter"

This is used to interact with the health care domains

'TTP Binding adapter"

The !TTP binding ser&ice enables you to integrate S8 composite applications with

!TTP binding.

There will be two operation types in this


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ne#way

(e3uest#response

One&(ay" 8 one#way operation that sends or recei&es messages to or 'rom an !TTP

endpoint

Re#"est&response" 8 synchronous re3uest#response operation that sends and

recei&es input and output messages to and 'rom an !TTP endpoint.

For 'TTP POST re3uest methods+ you can select a payload type o' either 9(*#

encoded :ampersand#separated name#&alue pairs2 or ;M*.

For 'TTP )*T re3uest methods+ the payload type is 9(*#encoded.

For 'TTP )*T or POST re3uest methods 'or re'erence binding components+ you

are also prompted to speci'y the endpoint 9(*. Support 'or !TTP authentication and

secure socket layer :SS*2 is also pro&ided.


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