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SAP Exchange Infrastructure 3.0

Implementing RosettaNetwith XI 3.0

SAP Exchange Infrastructure 3.0

Sam RajuSAP Netweaver XI RIG US

SAP Labs, LLC.,

SAP AG 2004, Implementing RosettaNet with XI 3.0, Sam Raju, p. 2

Agenda

B2B in XI 3.0

Evolution of B2B Standards

Summary

Focus vertical industry High Tech -RosettaNet

Industry Standards Support


Agenda

B2B in XI 3.0


Summary

Focus vertical Industry High Tech -RosettaNet



B2B And Industry Standards Support – ChallengesBusiness Partners

BusinessPartner

Application

SAPApplication

Marketplaces

OtherIntegration

Solution

B2B Tool

B2B Tool

3rd PartyApplication

SAPApplication

Hard-codedIntegration

WorkflowTool

Industry standardAdapter

EAITool

MainframeApplication

Secu

rity

Industry Standard Protocols

n Different solutions for A2A and B2B scenarios

n Custom solutions to connect to Industry Standards compliant business partners

n Substantial effort to develop and support mappings to standard interfaces

n Small business partners have to invest heavily to be industry standards compliant

n Different solutions used to connect to Marketplaces

n Use of proprietary technologies for security handling in B2B scenarios


B2B In XI 3.0


B2BMessaging

Secu

rity

Small Trading Partners

XI

SAPApplication

BusinessPartner

BusinessPartner

Marketplaces

AnyApplication

PartnerConnectivity

Kit


B2B In XI 3.0


B2BMessaging

Secu

rity

Integration Repository

Message Interfaces

Business Processes

Mappings

Business Scenarios

Integration Directory

Collaboration Agreements


PartnerConnectivity Kit

BusinessPartners

BusinessPartners

Integration Server

BPE

IntegrationEngine

Adapter Engine

Collaboration Profiles

Adapter FrameworkMessagingQueuing

Security Handling

SAPApplication

Routing Rules

AnyApplication


Encryption

Non-Repudiation of receipt

Non-Repudiation of origin

Data Integrity

Signature

Message Level Security (for B2B)

Connection Level Security(HTTPS)

XI 3.0

RNIF

XI 3.0

XI protocol

XI 1.0 /

XI 2.0

Availability

Levels of Security

B2B Security details

P P

P

P

P

P

P

P

P

P

P

S/MIMEWS-Security (XML-Signature)Technology


Agenda

B2B in XI 3.0


Summary




Evolution of B2B

Process Integration(RosettaNet)

Transaction Exchange(EDI)

Information Sharing(web site)


RosettaNet and EDI

EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) is a standard format for exchanging Business Data.

EDI Standards include EDIFACT/ANSI X.12.

EDI to XMLn EDI was launched in 1970s.n EDI is complex and costly. n XML is more recent invention for exchanging information between

computer systems.n RosettaNet Standards are based on XML.

The Basic difference between EDI and RosettaNet Standards is that EDI exchanges documents such as purchase orders, while RosettaNet defines business processes such as purchase order management.


Rosettanet vs EDI

Custom Industry DictionariesStandard Industry Dictionaries

Large BusinessesAll Businesses

Regional StandardGlobal Standard

X12/EDIFACTXML

Van-enabledInternet-enabled Technology

10% of B2B processes100% of B2B processes

Message-centricProcess-centric

EDIRosettaNet


VAN

VAN

P.O. Acknowledgment (855)

Manual Retries upon failure …

Buyer Seller

P.O. (850)

VAN

P.O. (850)

Basic PO Flow - EDI

EDI Translator

ERP System

EDI Translator

ERP System


PO Response Acknowledgement

Auto Retries upon failure…

Buyer SellerPurchase Order PIP3A4 Request

Basic PO Flow - RosettaNet

XML/RNIF Adapter

ERP System

XML/RNIF Adapter

ERP System

Request Acknowledgement

Purchase Order PIP3A4 Request

Request Acknowledgement

Purchase Order PIP3A4 Response


Agenda

B2B in XI 3.0


Summary




SAP XI Provides Industry Standards Technology


B2BMessaging

Secu

rity

Integration Repository & Integration Directory


PartnerConnectivity Kit

BusinessPartners

BusinessPartners

Integration Server

BPE

IntegrationEngine

Adapter Engine

SAPApplication

Any Application




Message Interfaces

Business Processes

Mappings

Business Scenarios



Integration Server

BPE

IntegrationEngine

Adapter EngineCollaboration Profiles

Adapter Framework

SAP CRM

SAP Industry SolutionIDOC/Proxy

Business Partner

Application↔StandardBusiness Doc Schema

Industry StandardProtocol

Routing Rules

Channel Templates


SAP® Business Packages for Industry Standards

Provide Solution Kits for specific industries

Deliver mappings for RosettaNet, CIDX, others to follow

Application adoptionn Enhance business applications like mySAP CRM or mySAP SCM to

support SAP® Business Packages for high priority processes

Mappingn Including message sets for the industries according to their

priorityn Support mappings: versions, upgrade, maintenance

Process Integrationn Message protocol implementation (such as RNIF 2.0 for RosettaNet

and Chem e-standards for CIDX)n Provision of Collaboration Agreementsn Business Process Management support


Agenda

B2B in XI 3.0


Summary




What is RosettaNet?

A Consortium of more than 500 companies founded in 1998 n Create & Implement internet based e-biz standards in High Tech

Industry

Boards: Information Technology (IT), Electronic Components (EC), Semiconductor Manufacturing (SM), Software Providers (SP), Telecommunication (newly formed)

Global Standard: n Americas, Europe, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, Malaysia,

Philippines

Who are RosettaNet members?n Most of the top High-Tech companies around the world

n Sony, TSMC, UMC, SMICn Intel, Cisco, TI, HP, Dell, Applied Materials, Motorola, Molexn Nokia, STMn SAP, Microsoft, IBM, Oracle, i2, webMethods, TIBCO


Why SAP Supports RosettaNet

RosettaNet = High Tech Industry Speak

B2B communication is essential for High Tech collaboration

High Tech companies are demanding their partners to complyn Evaluate their partners thru the adoption of RosettaNet

standards

Customers demand for RosettaNet supportn Want SAP to deliver a solution to lower the RosettaNet

implementation cost

RosettaNet is the proven e-standardn Other standards such as CIDX and PIDX are leveraging the

foundation components


Main components of RosettaNet standards…

PIPs (Partner Interface Processes)n Public processes between business partners, linking each private process

into a business transaction

n based on simple, transactional exchange of business documents(NOT a business process with complex control flow !)n Request-confirm (two-action)n One-way notification (single-action)

n comprises business document definitionn DTDn Message Guideline (= possibly complex validation rules)

n based on Business Transaction Dialog (RNIF 2.0 higher layers)n defines additional business signal and exception handling for “atomic

outcome” of business document exchange

n defines business activity performance controls n Timeout, Retry (transaction level, not transport level !)n Security (signature, encryption, non-repudation of receipt / of origin and

content)


Main components of RosettaNet Standards

RosettaNet Implementation Framework – low leveln Protocol specification standardizing the packaging, routing, transport and

message choreography of all PIP messages and business signals

Meta-Level Framework: n no real class libraryn protocol specification

Transportn http, https, smtp, …

Packagingn S/MIME

Securityn S/MIME

Message Choreography for Business Transaction Dialogn Business Signals

n positive ACKsn negative ACKs

RNIF 1.1 and RNIF 2.0 are significantly different


RosettaNet support for SAP applications – What isinvolved?

ApplicationApplicationBusiness Logic

Interface Interface Interface

RosettaNet Protocol (e.g. RNIF)RosettaNet Protocol (e.g. RNIF)

Map Map Map

RosettaNet PIPs

SAP Exchange Infrastructure

Business Logic

Integration Logic

IndustryStandard processes

n Application enhancements to better enable RosettaNet

n Dedicated message mappings for supported PIPs delivered with XI

n RNIF 2.0 native with XI 3.0

n SAP is the only soln. Provider to offer end-to-end RosettaNet solutions


XI 3.0 RosettaNet Support



Integration ServerIntegration Server

Business Process Engine

Integration Engine

Adapter Engine

SAPIndustry Sol. (High Tech)


IDoc/Proxy



Message Interfaces

Business Processes

Mappings

Business Scenarios

RNIF toBusinessPartner



CollaborationProfiles


MessagingQueuing

Generic Services

ResourceAdapter

RNIF 2.0ResourceAdapter

Central MonitoringCentral Monitoring

RuntimeWorkbench

CCMS

AlertingFW

Party, Service

Channel Templates

Routing Rules







Integration Engine

Adapter Engine



IDoc/Proxy



Message Interfaces

Business Processes

Mappings

Business Scenarios






MessagingQueuing

Generic Services

ResourceAdapter



RuntimeWorkbench

CCMS

AlertingFW

Party, Service

Channel Templates

PIP as scenario,Std Interfaces, Std Message Types,Channel Templates,Business ProcessMappings







Integration Engine

Adapter Engine



IDoc/Proxy



Message Interfaces

Business Processes

Mappings

Business Scenarios






MessagingQueuing

Generic Services

ResourceAdapter



RuntimeWorkbench

CCMS

AlertingFW

Party, Service

Channel Templates


Party,PIP as service,ChannelAgreement,...







Integration Engine

Adapter Engine



IDoc/Proxy



Message Interfaces

Business Processes

Mappings

Business Scenarios






MessagingQueuing

Generic Services

ResourceAdapter



RuntimeWorkbench

CCMS

AlertingFW

Party, Service

Channel Templates



BT Dialog,TRP, Security,Alert Detection







Integration Engine

Adapter Engine



IDoc/Proxy



Message Interfaces

Business Processes

Mappings

Business Scenarios






MessagingQueuing

Generic Services

ResourceAdapter



RuntimeWorkbench

CCMS

AlertingFW

Party, Service

Channel Templates




Message MonitoringAlerting







Integration Engine

Adapter Engine



IDoc/Proxy



Message Interfaces

Business Processes

Mappings

Business Scenarios






MessagingQueuing

Generic Services

ResourceAdapter



RuntimeWorkbench

CCMS

AlertingFW

Party, Service

Channel Templates





XI 3.0 ProtocolACK Handling







Integration Engine

Adapter Engine



IDoc/Proxy



Message Interfaces

Business Processes

Mappings

Business Scenarios






MessagingQueuing

Generic Services

ResourceAdapter



RuntimeWorkbench

CCMS

AlertingFW

Party, Service

Channel Templates





XI 3.0 ProtocolACK Handling

Business Process


Integration Repository – RosettaNet Content

n Two main software components in therepository they areRosettaNet and RosettaNet_R3

n The RosettaNet SWC contains the standardcontent

n RosettaNet_R3 SWC contains the integrationcontent


External Definitions - DTDs behind the PIP standards

DTDXSD

WSDL


PIP as business scenario – Application specific


Mappings from the PIP standard to the applicationstandard

IDOCfrom

Repository

RosettaNetStandard

from Repository


B2B Configuration for a PIP

n Party n DUNS as alternative Identifier

n PIP-as-Servicen Must follow naming convention !

n RosettaNet Standard Interfaces

n Channel definition based on templates from IB Repositoryn Shipped to customern No need to configure what is std.n Possible to override standard valuesn Configure transport level settings

(URLs…)

n Specify Certificates inAgreements


RNIF adapter – key features

n Pack and unpack RosettaNet messages

n Structural verification of the message headers

n Handling of message security n Uses the Collaboration Partner

Agreements to manage RosettaNet PIP exchanges

n RosettaNet defined error handling procedure

n Message monitoring & auditingn React to failures in the backend

applications

RNIF adapter

Industry Standards Content

IntegrationServer

IntegrationRepository

Adapter Engine

AdapterFramework


RNIF adapter – security configurations

General adapter framework security settings apply for the RNIF adapter

Message security credentials are stored in the J2EE key store

Includes the public and private key certificates for the local as well as thebusiness partners

Adapter framework service user must be assigned the Keystoreadministrator role for the particular view in the key storage

Applies to all views which are referenced in the sender and receiveragreements for RosettaNet trading partners

Appropriate communication channels and agreements need to beconfigured in the Integration Directory


Monitoring PIP messages in the RWB


Release Schedule for SAP® Business Packages

Timeline: scheduled with ramp-up XI 3.0

SAP® Business Package for RosettaNet: Scenariosn Order to Invoice consisting of 8 different PIPs

Proposal based on Industry Priority


Release Schedule SAP® Business Packages

Timeline: To be scheduled after ramp-up XI 3.0

SAP® Business Package for RosettaNet: Scenariosn Forecastingn Replenishmentn Preparation for Distributionn Design Win Managementn Ship From Stock & Debitn Manage Mfg Work Order and WIPn Technical Support & Service Management

Proposal based on Industry Priority


Agenda

B2B in XI 3.0


Summary




Summary and Benefits

SAP supports industry standards

SAP closely collaborates with industry leaders and industry bodies

SAP® Business Package for RosettaNet leverage SAP NetWeaverTM

technologies

SAP® Business Package for RosettaNet :

ØHelps reduce TCO while connecting with trading partners

ØLowers project implementation time for collaborative business processes

ØCreates new opportunities to adopt collaborative business practices

ØLeverages SAP expertise in Industry specific business processes

ØSupports open and heterogeneous environments


Q&A

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