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restrictions on using when creating a delivery channel, 7.3.1.3, 7.3.1.9, 15.3.5

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abstractions

at application level, 3.6.3.2

at business level, 3.6.4.3

at native level, 3.6.1.4

acknowledgment consumption

in roles

acknowledgment mode

assigning to a delivery channel, 25.6.4.2

acknowledgment time

enabling in a delivery channel, 25.6.4.2

ACKs. See acknowledgment consumption

activity monitoring reports

creating, 23.3

definition, 23.1.3

example, 23.8.4

overview of report pages, 23.3

actors. See supported actors

adapter exchange protocols

adding to a native format, 17.4.4

Advanced Queuing adapter, 8.4.4

definition, 3.6.1.3

E-Mail adapter, 8.5.4

File/FTP adapter, 8.6.3

HTTP adapter, 8.7.4

JMS adapter, 8.8.4

Oracle Database adapter, 8.9.4

removing from a native format, 17.4.5

Web Service adapter, 8.10.4

adapter framework

accessing the log files, 18.2.1

accessing the log files from Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g, 18.2.1.1

coordinations, 12.15.1

creating native events, 3.6.1.5

definition, 4.1, 18.1.1.5, 24.3

information in log files, 22.1.1

instance, 19.2

Java Virtual Machine, 19.5.1

load balancing, 4.7

log files for monitoring errors, 21.2

performance, 19.4

responsibilities, 3.6.5.2, 4.6, 4.7

starting and stopping with Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g, 18.2.1

starting and stopping with Oracle Process Management and Notification (OPMN), 18.4

tuning, 19.5

tutorial example, 7.3.5, 7.3.6

typical errors and recovery actions, 21.3, 21.3

using the runtime repository, 4.5

viewing current performance, 18.2.1.3

adapter framework instance

load balancing, 17.3

managing, 17.3

specifying which applications use an adapter framework instance, 17.3

updating, 17.3.1

viewing, 17.3.2

adapter interactions

accessing adapter interaction management tasks, 11.2.1

adding, 11.2.2

adding a CICS adapter, 11.2.2

adding a File/FTP adapter interaction, 11.2.2.3, 11.2.2.3

adding a J.D. Edwards OneWorld XE adapter, 11.2.2

adding a JMS adapter interaction, 11.2.2.5, 11.2.2.5

adding a PeopleSoft 8 adapter, 11.2.2

adding a Siebel 2000 adapter, 11.2.2

adding a Tuxedo adapter, 11.2.2

adding a VSAM adapter, 11.2.2

adding a Web Service adapter interaction, 11.2.2.7, 11.2.2.7

adding an Advanced Queuing adapter interaction, 11.2.2.1, 11.2.2.1, 11.2.2.2

adding an E-Mail adapter interaction, 11.2.2.2

adding an HTTP adapter interaction, 11.2.2.4, 11.2.2.4

adding an IMS/DB adapter, 11.2.2

adding an IMS/TM adapter, 11.2.2

adding an Oracle Database adapter interaction, 11.2.2.6, 11.2.2.6

adding an SAP R/3 adapter, 11.2.2

definition, 3.6.1.3, 3.6.1.3, 11.1, 11.2

deleting, 11.2.3

difficulty in updating, 7.3.2.1, 7.3.2.4

example, 3.6.1.3, 3.6.1.3

group name, 11.2.4

guidelines for Oracle Database adapter SQL queries, 11.2.2.6.1

impact of deleting, 22.3.3

list page overview, 5.3.6

managing, 11.2

Oracle record type elements for which to create native event body elements, 11.2.2.8

overview, 11.1

overview of adding, 11.2.2

restrictions on deleting, 11.2.3

reviewing your selections prior to creation, 11.2.2.8

selecting the Create Native Event Type box, 11.2.2.8

specifying a native format, 11.2.2.8

tutorial example, 7.3.2.1, 7.3.2.4

tutorial update example, 7.9

viewing, 11.2.4

adapter providers

viewing, 17.2.5

adapter use cases

Advanced Queuing adapter, 8.4.13

E-Mail adapter, 8.5.13

File/FTP adapter, 8.6.12

HTTP adapter, 8.7.13

JMS adapter, 8.8.13

Oracle Database adapter, 8.9.13

Web Service adapter, 8.10.12

adapter-centric methodology

definition, 6.2.1

for designing an integration, 6.2

when to use, 6.2.2

adapters

accessing adapter administration tasks, 17.2.1

accessing adapter management tasks, 15.3.1

adding multiple adapters to an application, 15.3.2

adding to an application, 15.3.2, 15.3.2

adding to the system, 17.2.2

administering, 17.2

Advanced Queuing adapter, 8.4

application adapters, 3.7.1.2

B2B protocol adapters, 3.7.1.3

concepts, 3.2.7

creating error code messages, 17.2.6

definition, 3.7.1, 4.7

deleting from the system, 17.2.3

documentation, 19.4

E-Mail adapter, 8.5

example of adding an interaction, 8.2.2

example of creating a delivery channel, 8.2.1

example of viewing native and application event body elements, 8.2.3

example of viewing the interaction, 8.2.4

File/FTP adapter, 8.6

for Advanced Queuing, 19.6.1

for File/FTP, 19.6.3

for Oracle Database, 19.6.2

HTTP adapter, 8.7

in application agreements, 15.1

JMS adapter, 8.8

managing, 15.3

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support, 3.3.7

Oracle Database adapter, 8.9

overview of adapter chapter layout, 8.1

performance, 19.4

prepackaged adapters that cannot be deleted or updated, 17.2

removing from an application, 15.3.3

setting parameters, 19.4, 19.7.1

tasks you perform in the user interface tool, 8.2

technology adapters, 3.7.1.1

tutorial creation example, 7.3.1.2, 7.3.1.8, 7.7.1.2

viewing, 15.3.4, 17.2.4

Web Service adapter, 8.10

add button

differences with create button, 5.2.6

Add End-to-End Basic Event Flow wizard, 9.2.2

adding event flow to two spokes, 9.6

Add Event Flow wizard, 9.2.4

adding event flow to a single spoke, 9.8

tutorial use example, 7.5.4

Admi, 20.1.1

admin password, 20.1.1

admin user

protects modeling metadata and profile data, 20.1.2

roles and privileges, 20.1.1

username for accessing the user interface tool, 5.1

administration

tasks, 17.1

with Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g, 17.1

with the user interface tool, 17.1

administration tab

overview of tasks, 5.7

Administrator role

adding to a user of a host trading partner, 25.4.1.10

required for connecting to the user interface tool, 25.4

administrators

chapters to read, 1.4.1, 1.4.2

how to use this guide, 1.1, 1.1

responsibilities, 3.1

Advanced Queuing ad, 8.4.4

Advanced Queuing adapter, 19.6.1

adapter exchange protocols, 8.4.4

adding a listener port, 15.3.5.1

adding an adapter interaction, 11.2.2.1

adding to an application, 15.3.2

additional setup tasks, 8.4.9

application integration and runtime behavior, 8.4.10

benefits of using, 8.4.1

common problems and solutions, 8.4.12.1

creating a delivery channel, 15.3.5.1

definition, 3.7.1.1.1

delivery channel description, 8.4.3

design-time tasks, 8.4.5

diagnostics and troubleshooting, 8.4.12

errors, 8.4.7

interaction and record naming restrictions, 8.4.6

interaction questions, 11.2.2.1

limitations, 8.4.11

native event validation failure, 8.4.7.1

Oracle Object Que, 8.4.5

Oracle Object Queue adapter exchange protocol, 8.4.4

Oracle Object Queue adapter exchange protocol naming conventions, 8.4.5

Oracle record naming conventions, 8.4.10

queue privileges setup tasks, 8.4.9.2

queue runtime state setup tasks, 8.4.9.1

RAW Queue adapter exchange protocol, 8.4.4

RAW Queue adapter exchange protocol naming conventions, 8.4.5

specifying a spoke database, 15.3.5.1

supported Oracle databases, 8.4.2

supported versions, 8.4.2

use case, 8.4.13

use case adapter exchange protocol, 8.4.13.2

use case delivery channel questions, 8.4.13.1

use case delivery channel selection list, 8.4.13.2

use case interaction questions, 8.4.13.2

validation prerequisites, 8.4.8

agreements

concepts, 3.2.8

displaying in an integration diagram, 12.4.2

lifecycle states, 3.9.1

list page overview, 5.4.4

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support, 3.3.8

types, 3.7.3, 3.7.3.2

agreements tab

overview of tasks, 5.4.4

alerts

e-mail message example, 21.4

using token substituted text in e-mails, A.5.6

analysts

chapters to read, 1.5

how to use this guide, 1.1

responsibilities, 3.1

And step

cannot create step data flow for, 12.11.2

cannot create step ports for, 12.10.2

definition, 12.9.1.11

ensuring valid design, 12.14.3

examples of invalid design, 12.14.3

examples of valid design, 12.14.3

execution, 12.9.1.11

for merging parallel paths, 12.14.3

supported control flows and data flows, 12.9.1.11

supported ports, 12.9.1.11

supported roles, 12.9.1.11

application adapters, 3.7.1.2

managing adapter interactions, 11.2

managing delivery channels, 15.3

not compatible with Oracle Application Server InterConnect, 3.7.1.2

application agreement approvals

overview, 15.6

tutorial example, 7.3.3.5, 7.3.3.10, 7.7.2.5

application agreement native roles

accessing application agreement native role management tasks, 15.5.1

adding, 15.5.2

example, 15.1

managing, 15.5

overview, 15.1

removing, 15.5.3

application agreement participants

adding, 15.4.2

example, 15.1

overview, 15.1

viewing, 15.4.6

application agreements

accessing application agreement management tasks, 15.4.1

adding a delivery channel, 15.4.7

adding application participants, 15.4.2

common user errors, 15.7

creating, 15.4.2

definition, 3.7.3.2

deleting, 15.4.3

example, 15.1

impact of deleting, 22.3.3

managing, 15.4

overview, 15.1

removing a delivery channel, 15.4.8

tutorial creation example, 7.3.3.1, 7.3.3.6, 7.7.2

tutorial validation example, 7.3.3.4, 7.3.3.9, 7.7.2.4

updating, 15.4.4

updating a delivery channel, 15.4.9

validation and approval, 15.6

viewing, 15.4.5

viewing the lifecycle states, 15.4.5

application approval

tutorial example, 7.3.1.5, 7.3.1.11, 7.7.1.5

application datatypes

automatically deleted when native event is deleted, 10.6

cannot delete with user interface tool, 10.6

cannot update with user interface tool, 10.6

definition, 3.6.3.2

examples, 10.2.2

managing, 10.6

restrictions on deleting, 10.6

supported, 10.1.2.2

tutorial example, 7.3.2.5

viewing, 10.6

application events

creating, 11.2.2.9

definition, 3.6.3.1, 11.1

rules to follow when deleting, 7.9

tutorial creation example, 7.3.2.2, 7.3.2.5, 7.6.1

tutorial example of updating an application event, 7.9

viewing, 11.6

application participants

adding to an application agreement, 15.4.2

application role threads, 19.7.1

application roles

definition, 3.6.3.3, 12.6.3

managing, 12.6

application types

accessing application type administration tasks, 17.6.1

adding, 15.2.2

administering, 17.6

creating, 17.6.2

required for including an application in a deployed configuration, 15.2.2

tutorial creation example, 7.3.1.1, 7.3.1.7, 7.7.1.1

viewing, 17.6.3

application validation

tutorial example, 7.3.1.4, 7.3.1.10, 7.7.1.4

application-level concepts

of modeling metadata, 3.6.3

applications

accessing application management tasks, 15.2.1

adding a CICS adapter, 15.3.2

adding a File/FTP adapter, 15.3.2

adding a J.D. Edwards OneWorld XE adapter, 15.3.2

adding a JMS adapter, 15.3.2

adding a PeopleSoft 8 adapter, 15.3.2

adding a Siebel 2000 adapter, 15.3.2

adding a Tuxedo adapter, 15.3.2

adding a VSAM adapter, 15.3.2

adding a Web Service adapter, 15.3.2

adding an Advanced Queuing adapter, 15.3.2

adding an E-Mail adapter, 15.3.2

adding an HTTP adapter, 15.3.2

adding an IMS/DB adapter, 15.3.2

adding an IMS/TM adapter, 15.3.2

adding an Oracle Database adapter, 15.3.2

adding an SAP R/3 adapter, 15.3.2

adding multiple adapters, 15.3.2

common user errors, 15.7

creating, 15.2.2

definition, 3.7.1

deleting, 15.2.3

impact of deleting, 22.3.3

in application agreements, 15.1

list page overview, 5.4.3

managing, 15.2

overview, 15.1

tutorial creation example, 7.3.1, 7.3.1.1, 7.3.1.7, 7.7.1.1

updating, 15.2.4

validation and approval, 15.6

viewing, 15.2.5

viewing the lifecycle states, 15.2.5

applications tab

overview of tasks, 5.4.3

application-to-application (A2A) integration

challenges, 2.2

definition, 2.1

approval lifecycle state

for profile data, 5.2.11.6

approval of an application

tutorial example, 7.3.1.5, 7.3.1.11, 7.7.1.5

approvals

exporting profile data to an XML file for approval, 5.2.10

of application agreements, 15.6

of applications, 15.6

of host trading partner, 25.9

of remote trading partners, 25.9

of trading partners, 26.6

of trading partners agreements, 26.6

tutorial example of an application agreement, 7.3.3.5, 7.3.3.10, 7.7.2.5

approve button

on profile data details pages, 5.2.11.3

approved lifecycle state

description, 5.2.11

approvers

adding, 5.2.11.3

approval process, 5.2.11.3

deleting, 5.2.11.5

selecting approvers, 5.2.11.3

updating, 5.2.11.4

architecture

of Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect, 4.1

authentication

guidelines, 24.2.1.1, 24.2.1.2

Oracle Application Serve, 24.3.1.1

Oracle Application Server, 24.3.1.2

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect RosettaNet Implementation Framewo, 24.3.2

authorization

guidelines, 24.2.1.1, 24.2.1.2

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect RosettaNet Implementation Framework (RNIF) version 2.0 support, 24.3.1.2

automatic undo management, 19.10.3

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B

B2B adapter

RosettaNet support, 24.3

using the RosettaNet B2B protocol standard, 4.6

using the runtime repository, 4.5

B2B integration

definition, 2.1

B2B protocol adapters, 3.7.1.3

B2B protocol standard

definition, 24.1

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support, 24.3

RosettaNet, 24.1

basic authentication

with HTTP adapter, 8.7.9.1

big-endian

definition, A.4.2.1

binding role threads, 19.8.2

browsers

accessing the user interface tool, 5.1

for accessing the user interface tool, 5.1

restrictions on using the browser back and forward buttons, 5.2.8, 23

business administrators

chapters to read, 1.4.1

error handling, 21.1.1.1

how to use this guide, 1.1

responsibilities, 3.1

business collaborations

definition, 24.4.2.2

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support, 24.5.2.2

business datatypes

common set of business datatypes for integrations between parties, 3.6.4.2

creation method examples, 10.2.3

definition, 3.6.4.2

examples, 10.2.4

list page overview, 5.3.4

managing, 10.4

preset datatype attributes automatically included from original XSD file, 10.4, 10.4.1.8, 10.4.2.5, 10.4.3.5

supported, 10.1.2.3

tutorial creation example, 7.3.2.8, 7.4.1.1, 7.4.1.4

tutorial manual creation example, 7.8.1

Business Dictionary

of RosettaNet, 24.2.3

business domains

definition, 13.7.3.2, 13.7.3.2, 13.7.5

business event body elements

creating, 11.7.6

deleting, 11.7.7

tutorial creation example, 7.3.2.9, 7.4.1.3, 7.4.1.6

updating, 11.7.8

viewing, 11.7.9

business events

accessing business event management tasks, 11.7.1

completely abstract from any party properties, 3.6.4.3

creating, 11.7.2

definition, 3.6.4.1, 11.1

deleting, 11.7.3

list page overview, 5.3.3

managing, 11.7

represents all corresponding application events of parties, 3.6.4.3

tutorial manual creation example, 7.4.1.2, 7.4.1.5

updating, 11.7.4

viewing, 11.7.5

business intelligence

concepts, 3.2.9

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support, 3.3.9

business intelligence reporting

setting a configuration level, 22.1.2

setting a logging level, 16.5

tutorial example, 7.3.4

business message status reports

creating, 23.2.5

business process managers

chapters to read, 1.3.3

how to use this guide, 1.1

responsibilities, 3.1

business process threads, 19.7.1

business process-centric methodology

definition, 6.3.1

for designing an integration, 6.3

when to use, 6.3.2

business processes

accessing business process management tasks, 12.5.1

all business processes in design-time repository are included in a configuration, 16.2

common user errors, 12.16

creating, 12.5.2

creation by modeling wizards or manually, 12.3

definition, 3.6.4.6, 12.1

deleting, 12.5.3

diagrams, 12.4

graphical view, 12.2

impact of deleting, 12.5.3, 22.3.3

in a configuration, 16.3

managing, 12.5

overview, 12.1

role in integrations between enterprises, 24.1

updating, 12.5.4

viewing, 12.5.5

with multiple spokes, 9.1.2

business processes tab

overview of tasks, 5.3.1

business protocols

accessing business protocol management tasks, 25.5.2.1

adding, 25.5.2.2

contents of, 25.1

definition, 25.5

managing, 25.5.2

removing, 25.5.2.3

RosettaNet-RNIF1.1-PIP, 25.5.2.2

RosettaNet-RNIF2.0-PIP, 25.5.2.2

viewing, 17.7, 25.5.2.6

business role threads, 19.7.1

business roles

definition, 3.6.4.4, 12.6.5

list page overview, 5.3.2

managing, 12.6

business transactions

definition, 24.4.2.1

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support, 24.5.2.1

business-level concepts

of modeling metadata, 3.6.4

business-to-business (B2B) integration

challenges, 2.2

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C

CICS adapter

adding an adapter interaction, 11.2.2

adding to an application, 15.3.2

creating a delivery channel, 15.3.5

classifications

of datatypes, 10.1.2

clusters

in partner interface processes (PIPs), 24.2.2.3

collaboration status reports

creating, 23.2.4

collaborations

assigning a time in which to process, 25.5.1.2

business collaborations, 24.4.2, 24.4.2.2

business transaction, 24.4.2, 24.4.2.1

definition, 24.4.2

viewing, 17.8

common user errors

application and application agreement, 15.7

business processes and roles, 12.16

datatypes, 10.9

deployment, 16.2.2, 16.6

events, 11.8

modeling wizards, 9.13

trading partner and trading partner agreements, 26.7

transformation designs, 14.2

tutorial, 7.3.6

complex datatype members

accessing complex datatype member tasks, 10.4.2.1

creating, 10.4.2.2

deleting, 10.4.2.3

managing, 10.4.2

tutorial manual creation example, 7.8.2.1

updating, 10.4.2.4

viewing, 10.4.2.5

complex datatypes

accessing complex datatype tasks, 10.4.1.4

compound member, 10.4.1.2

creating, 10.4.1.5

definition, 10.1.2.3

deleting, 10.4.1.6

include complex datatype members, 10.4.1

managing, 10.4.1

model groups, 10.4.1.5

restrictions on deleting, 10.4.1.6

scalar member, 10.4.1.1

tutorial manual creation example, 7.8.1, 7.8.2

updating, 10.4.1.7

viewing, 10.4.1.8

wildcard member, 10.4.1.3

compound members

creating, 10.4.2.2.1

definition, 10.4.1.2

deleting, 10.4.2.3.1

updating, 10.4.2.4.1

viewing, 10.4.2.5.1

concepts

adapters, 3.2.7

agreements, 3.2.8

business intelligence, 3.2.9

correlations, 3.2.2

data flows and control flows, 3.2.3

integrated view of data, 3.2.1

integration, 3.2

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support for adapters, 3.3.7

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support for agreements, 3.3.8

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support for an integrated view of data, 3.3.1

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support for business intelligence, 3.3.9

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support for correlation, 3.3.2

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support for data flows and control flows, 3.3.3

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support for transformation, 3.3.5

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support for translation, 3.3.4

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support for validation of native events, 3.3.6

transformations, 3.2.5

translations, 3.2.4

validations, 3.2.6

concepts of application-level modeling metadata, 3.6.3

concepts of business-level modeling metadata, 3.6.4

concepts of native-level modeling metadata, 3.6.1

concurrent conversations

assigning a value to a trading partner agreement, 26.3.2

condition expressions

accessing condition expression management tasks, 12.13.1

building a condition parameter, 12.13.9

creating a condition expression, 12.13.2

creating a condition expression for a report, 23.2.1.3

creating a condition expression for an event map, 11.5.2

creating a condition parameter, 12.13.6

creating an IF condition for a transformation condition, 13.6.9.1

deleting, 12.13.3

deleting a condition parameter, 12.13.7

impact of deleting, 22.3.3

list page overview, 5.3.7

managing, 12.13

must first create at least one condition parameter, 12.13.9

selecting a condition expression while creating a condition step, 12.9.3

tutorial creation example, 7.4.2.1

updating, 12.13.4

updating a condition parameter, 12.13.8

viewing a condition expression, 12.13.5

viewing a condition parameter, 12.13.10

condition expressions tab

overview of tasks, 5.3.7

condition parameters

building, 12.13.9

creating, 12.13.6

deleting, 12.13.7

must first create one before building a condition expression, 12.13.9

updating, 12.13.8

viewing, 12.13.10

condition step

can only create input step ports, 12.10.2

definition, 12.9.1.6

example of use, 21.1.3

execution, 12.9.1.6

for using mutual exclusiveness in flows, 12.14.2

selecting a condition expression during condition step creation, 12.9.3

selecting a guard value, 12.9.3

step return code port, 21.1.3

supported control flows and data flows, 12.9.1.6

supported ports, 12.9.1.6

supported roles, 12.9.1.6

tutorial creation example, 7.4.2.2

configuration parameters

changing in Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g, 18.2.1.2

tutorial example of setting logging level configuration parameters, 7.3.6.2

configuration tab

overview of tasks, 5.7.1

configurations

business process states, 16.2

business processes, 16.3

creating, 16.2

creating for deployment, 16.1

creation overview, 16.1.2

definition, 3.8, 16.1.1

deploying, 16.3

deployment overview, 16.3.1

discarding, 16.4

exporting, 16.5

includes all business processes in design-time repository, 16.2

list page overview, 5.7.1

overview, 16.1

reports support, 23.1.1

setting a business intelligence reporting level, 16.3.2

states, 16.2

stopping a deployed configuration, 16.3.2

tutorial example, 7.3.4, 7.7.3

validations, 16.1.2

connection managers

chapters to read, 1.3.1

how to use this guide, 1.1

responsibilities, 3.1

consume

definition, 3.6.3.5

consume step

can only create input step ports, 12.10.2

definition, 3.6.3.5, 12.9.1.8

execution, 12.9.1.8

supported control flows and data flows, 12.9.1.8

supported ports, 12.9.1.8

supported roles, 12.9.1.8

use of, 3.6.3.5

contact types

accessing contact type administration tasks, 17.9.1

administering, 17.9

creating, 17.9.2

definition, 17.9

prepackaged contact types that you cannot delete or update, 17.9

updating, 17.9.3

viewing, 17.9.4

content types

E-Mail adapter, 8.5.6

HTTP adapter, 8.7.5.2

control flows

accessing step control flow management tasks, 12.12.1

assigning a guard value, 12.12.2

concepts, 3.2.3

creating, 12.12.2

definition, 3.6.2.5, 12.1

deleting, 12.12.3

do not have ports, 12.12.2

impact of deleting, 12.12.3, 22.3.3

managing, 12.12

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support, 3.3.3

selecting during step creation, 12.9.3

selecting the sequence order of flows, 12.12.2

tutorial creation example, 7.4.8

updating, 12.12.4

using guard values, 3.6.2.5

cooperations

definition, 3.7.2

managing, 25.5

overview, 25.1

coordination states

closed, 3.6.6

open, 3.6.6

coordination status reports

creating, 23.2.2

example, 23.8.2

overview of report pages, 23.2.2

coordinations, 21.1.4

creating coordination status reports, 23.2.2

creation, 12.15.1

definition, 3.6.6, 12.15.1

impact of aborting a coordination, 3.6.5.2

in reports, 23.8.2

core datatypes

supported, 10.1.1

used with event transformation map rules, 10.1.1

viewing, 10.3

CPU

viewing usage, 19.4

cr, 5.2.6

Create End-to-End Basic Integration wizard, 9.2.1

creating two spokes, 9.5

tutori, 7.3.2.7

Create Spoke wizard, 9.2.3

creating a single spoke, 9.7

tutorial use example, 7.6.2

creation methods

modeling wizards or manual creation, 12.3

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D

D3L. See data definition description language (D3L)

data definition description language (D3L), 3.6.3.4

all comma separated values are read into an array, A.4.4.2

assign attributes, A.4.5.9

assignment blocks, A.4.5.9

cardinality attribute values, A.4.5.5

character set encoding, A.4.5.14

ColorDefinition field, A.4.2.4

comma-separated values assigned to named fields, A.4.4.1

comma-separated values file parsing with D3L, A.4.4

conditional parsing (one token look ahead), A.4.5.12

constant length strings - padstring, A.4.2.3.1

D3L document type, A.4.5.1

D3L DTD, A.4.6.2

D3L file examples, A.3.2.1, A.4, A.4.6.1, A.4.6.1.2, A.4.6.1.3

D3L scalar fields, A.4.5.15.1

D3L structs, A.4.5.15.3

D3L typedef, A.4.5.15.4

D3L typeref, A.4.5.15.5

data padding usage, A.4.3

date formats supported, A.4.2.3.7

dates - date, A.4.2.3.7

declaration file example, A.4.6.2

defining events, A.4.1

definition, 3.6.3.1

definition file, A.4.5.1

delimited array cardinality, A.4.5.5

delimited arrays - limarray, A.4.2.5.1

delimited strings - limstring, A.4.2.3.2

delimiter encoding styles, A.4.4.3

distance and age fields, A.4.2.2

escape character and sequences, A.4.5.7

field attribute validvalues, A.4.5.13

field optionality, A.4.5.6

field separators, A.4.5.3

field terminators, A.4.5.4

file structure example, A.4

fixed length arrays - fixarray, A.4.2.5.3

floating point numbers, A.4.2.2

implicit length arrays - imparray, A.4.2.5.4

import examples, A.4.5.15.6

import function, A.4.5.2

importing D3L datatypes, A.4.5.15

length prefixed arrays - pfxarray, A.4.2.5.2

length prefixed strings - pfxstring, A.4.2.3.3

message definition file example, A.4.6.2

nonscalar D3L fields, A.4.5.15.2

optionally-quoted terminated strings - qtdtermstring, A.4.2.3.5

overview of support, A.3

quantity field, A.4.2.1

sequences and arrays, A.4.2.5

signed and unsigned integers, A.4.2.1

simple strings - simplestring, A.4.2.3.6

strict vs. lenient (relaxed) translation modes, A.4.5.10

string-based numbers - number, A.4.2.3.8

strings and dates, A.4.2.3

structures, A.4.2.4

supported datatypes, A.4.2

supported native format, 10.1

system variables, A.4.5.8

temperature, pressure, and wind fields, A.4.2.1

terminated strings - termstring, A.4.2.3.4

type aliasing, A.4.5.11

unsuitable D3L formats, A.3.1.2

validation - D3L valid values, A.4.5.13

values in the D3L file, A.4.1

variable declaration, A.4.5.8

variables, A.4.5.8

weight and length field, A.4.2.1

when to use, A.3.1.2

wire message examples, A.3.2.1, A.4.6.1.1, A.4.6.1.2

data definition description language (D3L) translator

creating an event body element, 11.2.2.9.3

data flow criteria

creating, 12.8.2

creation with the modeling wizards or manually, 12.3

definition, 12.8

data flow groups

definition, 12.8

impact of deleting, 12.8.6, 22.3.3

data flows

concepts, 3.2.3

definition, 3.6.2.4

deleting a data flow between a role port and a step port, 12.7.7

impact of deleting, 22.3.3

invalid merging of data flows between role ports, 12.14.5

invalid merging of data flows from step ports to role port, 12.14.4

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support, 3.3.3

tutorial creation example, 7.4.5, 7.4.7

data universal numbering system (DUNS)

assigning as trading partner identification, 25.3.3

party ID example, 24.4.1.1

datatype format file

specifying during native and application event creation, 11.2.2.9

datatype namespaces

accessing namespace tasks, 10.8.1

creating, 10.8.2

definition, 10.1.3

deleting, 10.8.3

managing, 10.8, 10.8

updating, 10.8.4

viewing, 10.8.5

datatype transformation maps

accessing datatype transformation map management tasks, 13.4.1

creating, 13.4.2

definition, 13.2.2

deleting, 13.4.3

impact of deleting, 22.3.3

managing, 13.4

restrictions on deleting, 13.4.3

system-defined maps, 13.2.2

system-defined maps cannot be deleted, 13.4.3

system-defined maps cannot be updated, 13.4.4

updating, 13.4.4

user-defined maps, 13.2.2

viewing, 13.4.5

datatypes

application, 10.1.2.2

application datatype definition, 3.6.3.2

business, 10.1.2.3

business datatype definition, 3.6.4.2

common user errors, 10.9

complex, 10.1.2.3

core, 10.1.1

creating a facet for a scalar datatype, 10.4.3.6

creating a valid value for the enumeration or pattern facet of a scalar datatype, 10.4.3.10

creating complex datatype members, 10.4.2.2

creating complex datatypes, 10.4.1.5

creating compound members, 10.4.2.2.1

creating namespaces, 10.8.2

creating scalar datatypes, 10.4.3.2

creating scalar members, 10.4.2.2.2

creating wildcard members, 10.4.2.2.3

deleting a facet of a scalar datatype, 10.4.3.7

deleting a valid value for the enumeration or pattern facet of a scalar datatype, 10.4.3.11

deleting complex datatype members, 10.4.2.3

deleting complex datatypes, 10.4.1.6

deleting compound members, 10.4.2.3.1

deleting namespaces, 10.8.3

deleting scalar datatypes, 10.4.3.3

deleting scalar members, 10.4.2.3.2

deleting wildcard members, 10.4.2.3.3

examples of datatype formats, 10.2

in token substituted text, A.5.5

managing application datatypes, 10.6

managing business datatypes, 10.4

managing complex datatype members, 10.4.2

managing complex datatypes, 10.4.1

managing namespaces, 10.8

managing scalar datatypes, 10.4.3

namespaces, 10.1.3

native, 10.1.2.1

native datatype definition, 3.6.1.6

overview of support, 10.1

scalar, 10.1.2.3

specifying a datatype format file during native and application event creation, 11.2.2.9

supported by D3L, A.4.2

supported classifications, 10.1.2

updating a facet of a scalar datatype, 10.4.3.8

updating a valid value for the enumeration or pattern facet of a scalar datatype, 10.4.3.12

updating complex datatype members, 10.4.2.4

updating complex datatypes, 10.4.1.7

updating compound members, 10.4.2.4.1

updating namespaces, 10.8.4

updating scalar datatypes, 10.4.3.4

updating scalar members, 10.4.2.4.2

updating wildcard members, 10.4.2.4.3

viewing a facet of a scalar datatype, 10.4.3.9

viewing application datatypes, 10.6

viewing complex datatype members, 10.4.2.5

viewing complex datatypes, 10.4.1.8

viewing compound members, 10.4.2.5.1

viewing core datatypes, 10.3

viewing namespaces, 10.8.5

viewing scalar datatypes, 10.4.3.5

viewing scalar members, 10.4.2.5.2

viewing the native event validation metadata to be used, 10.7

viewing the translator of native datatypes, 10.7

viewing wildcard members, 10.4.2.5.3

datatypes tab

overview of tasks, 5.3.4

delivery

managing, 25.6

overview, 25.1

delivery and security

definition, 3.7.2

managing, 25.6

overview, 25.1

delivery channels

accessing delivery channel management tasks, 15.3.1, 25.6.4.1

adding to a trading partner agreement, 26.4.6

adding to an application agreement, 15.4.7

assigning a document exchange, 25.6.4.2

assigning a global usage code, 25.6.4.2

assigning a transport, 25.6.4.2

assigning an acknowledgment mode, 25.6.4.2

assigning nonrepudiation, 25.6.4.2

contents, 24.4.1.2, 25.1

creating, 25.6.4.2

creating a CICS adapter delivery channel, 15.3.5

creating a File/FTP adapter delivery channel, 15.3.5.3

creating a IMS/DB adapter delivery channel, 15.3.5

creating a IMS/TM adapter delivery channel, 15.3.5

creating a J.D. Edwards OneWorld XE adapter delivery channel, 15.3.5

creating a JMS adapter delivery channel, 15.3.5.5

creating a PeopleSoft 8 adapter delivery channel, 15.3.5

creating a Siebel 2000 adapter delivery channel, 15.3.5

creating a Tuxedo adapter delivery channel, 15.3.5

creating a VSAM adapter delivery channel, 15.3.5

creating an Advanced Queuing adapter delivery channel, 15.3.5.1

creating an E-Mail adapter delivery channel, 15.3.5.2

creating an HTTP adapter delivery channel, 15.3.5.4

creating an Oracle Database adapter delivery channel, 15.3.5.6

creating an SAP R/3 adapter delivery channel, 15.3.5

creating for an application, 15.3.5

creating Web Service adapter delivery channel, 15.3.5.7

definition, 24.4.1.2, 25.6.4

deleting, 25.6.4.3

deleting from an application, 15.3.6

document exchange, 24.4.1.2, 24.4.1.2.1, 24.5.1.2.1

enabling encryption, 25.6.4.2

enabling transport security, 25.6.4.2

entering a retry count, 25.6.4.2

entering an acknowledgment time, 25.6.4.2

in application agreements, 15.1

managing, 15.3, 25.6.4

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support, 24.5.1.2

removing from a trading partner agreement, 26.4.7

removing from a trading partner agreement participant, 26.4.8

removing from an application agreement, 15.4.8

restrictions on use of $ORACLE_HOME, 7.3.1.3, 7.3.1.9

transport layer, 24.4.1.2

tutorial creation example, 7.3.1.3, 7.7.1.3

tutorial example of adding to an application agreement, 7.3.3.2, 7.3.3.7, 7.7.2.2

updating, 25.6.4.4

updating for an application, 15.3.7

updating in an application agreement, 15.4.9

viewing, 25.6.4.5

viewing for a trading partner agreement participant, 26.4.9

viewing for an application, 15.3.8

viewing in an application agreement, 15.4.10

dependencies

example of modeling metadata dependencies, 22.3, 22.3.2, 22.3.3, 22.3.4

when deleting modeling metadata, 22.3.2, 22.3.3, 22.3.4

deployed lifecycle state

description, 5.2.11

for modeling metadata and profile data, 5.2.11.7

deployment

business process states, 16.2, 16.2

common user errors, 16.2.2, 16.6

configuration overview, 16.1

definition, 3.8, 4.1

lifecycle states, 3.9.4

of a configuration, 3.8, 16.3

of business processes in a configuration, 16.3

of integrations in runtime repository, 4.4

overview, 16.1, 16.3.1

setting a business intelligence reporting level, 16.3.2

tutorial example, 7.3.4, 7.7.3

deployment tab

overview of tasks, 5.5

design

flexibility of, 5.2.5

flexibility of user interface tool, 4.2, 6.1

design concepts

adapters, 3.2.7

agreements, 3.2.8

business intelligence, 3.2.9

correlations, 3.2.2

data flows and control flows, 3.2.3

integrated view of data, 3.2.1

integration, 3.2

Oracle Application Server, 3.3.3

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support for adapters, 3.3.7

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support for agreements, 3.3.8

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support for an integrated view of data, 3.3.1

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support for business intelligence, 3.3.9

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support for correlations, 3.3.2

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support for transformation, 3.3.5

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support for translation, 3.3.4

transformations, 3.2.5

translations, 3.2.4

validations, 3.2.6

design tools, 19.9

definition, 4.1, 4.2

modeling incomplete metadata and profile data, 5.2.5

design-time repository

definition, 4.1

responsibilities, 4.3

stores modeling metadata and profile data prior to deployment, 3.5

details pages

overview, 5.2.2

diagnostics

Advanced Queuing adapter, 8.4.12

E-Mail adapter, 8.5.12

File/FTP adapter, 8.6.11

HTTP adapter, 8.7.12

JMS adapter, 8.8.12

Oracle Database adapter, 8.9.12

Web Service adapter, 8.10.11

diagrams

accessing, 12.4, 12.4.1

in user interface tool, 5.2.3

of roles and business processes, 12.4

tasks you can perform from an integration diagram, 12.4.2

viewing a process diagram, 12.4.4

viewing a step binding diagram, 12.4.5

viewing an event flow diagram, 12.4.3

viewing an integration diagram, 12.4.2

differences

between creating and adding commands, 5.2.6

between deleting and removing commands, 5.2.6

digital envelopes, 20.1.2

assigning to a document exchange, 25.6.3.2

viewing, 17.10

digital signatures, 20.1.2

assigning to a document exchange, 25.6.3.2

viewing, 17.11

document exchanges

accessing document exchange management tasks, 25.6.3.1

assigning a digital envelope, 25.6.3.2

assigning a digital signature, 25.6.3.2

assigning a signing credential, 25.6.3.2

assigning an encryption credential, 25.6.3.2

assigning an exchange protocol, 25.6.3.2

assigning to a delivery channel, 25.6.4.2

creating, 25.6.3.2

definition, 24.4.1.2.1, 24.5.1.2.1, 25.1, 25.6.3

deleting, 25.6.3.3

enabling RosettaNet validation, 25.6.3.2

managing, 25.6.3

Oracle Application Server Process, 24.5.1.2.1

RosettaNet Implementation Framework (RNIF) example, 24.4.1.2.1, 24.5.1.2.1

updating, 25.6.3.4

viewing, 25.6.3.5

document protocols

definition, 25.5

viewing, 25.5.2.4

documentation

chapters for all users to read, 1.2

chapters for analysts to read, 1.5

chapters for business administrators to read, 1.4.1

chapters for business process managers to read, 1.3.3

chapters for connection managers to read, 1.3.1

chapters for event managers to read, 1.3.2

chapters for systems administrators to read, 1.4.2

how to use this guide, 1.1

domain column

creating, 13.7.3.2

deleting, 13.7.3.3

updating, 13.7.3.4

viewing, 13.7.3.5

domain columns and parties

managing, 13.7.3

domain errors

definition, 21.1.2

domain party

adding, 13.7.3.6

definition, 13.7.1

removing, 13.7.3.7

domain value map

advanced transformation designs

multiple party to single domain relationship, 14.8.1

case study, 13.7.6

domain value map columns

adding, 13.7.4.2

definition, 13.7.1

deleting, 13.7.4.3

domain value map columns and rows

managing, 13.7.4

domain value map rows

creating, 13.7.4.4

definition, 13.7.1

deleting, 13.7.4.5

updating, 13.7.4.6

domain value map rules

creating, 13.7.5.2

definition, 13.5, 13.7.5

deleting, 13.7.5.3

examples, B.3

updating, 13.7.5.4

domain value mapping

domain party, 13.7.1

domain value maps

adding a domain party, 13.7.3.6

adding domain value map columns, 13.7.4.2

business domain, 13.7.3.2

creating, 13.7.2.2

creating a domain column, 13.7.3.2

creating domain value map rows, 13.7.4.4

definition, 3.6.4.3, 13.7.1

deleting, 13.7.2.3

deleting a domain column, 13.7.3.3

deleting domain value map columns, 13.7.4.3

deleting domain value map rows, 13.7.4.5

domain value map, 13.7.1

domain value map columns, 13.7.1

domain value map rows, 13.7.1

managing, 13.7.2

overview, 13.7.1

removing a domain party, 13.7.3.7

updating, 13.7.2.4

updating a domain column, 13.7.3.4

updating domain value map rows, 13.7.4.6

viewing, 13.7.2.5

viewing a domain column, 13.7.3.5

draft lifecycle state

description, 5.2.11

for modeling metadata and profile data, 5.2.11.1

DUNS. See data universal numbering system (DUNS)

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e-business

definition, 2.1

importance of, 2.1.1

ELSE conditions

creating, 13.6.10

definition, 13.5

deleting, 13.6.13

e-mail

assigning as the organization contact information, 25.4.2.2

E-Mail adapter

adapter exchange protocols, 8.5.4

adapter framework instance requirements, 8.5.11

adding an adapter interaction, 11.2.2.2

adding to an application, 15.3.2

additional setup tasks, 8.5.9

application integration and runtime behavior, 8.5.10

benefits of using, 8.5.1

content type definition, 8.5.6

content types, 8.5.6

creating a delivery channel, 15.3.5.2

definition, 3.7.1.1.2

delivery channel description, 8.5.3

design-time tasks, 8.5.5

diagnostics and troubleshooting, 8.5.12

errors, 8.5.7

event map requirements, 8.5.6

IMAP server for inbound interactions, 8.5.3

interaction and record naming restrictions, 8.5.6

interaction questions, 11.2.2.2

limitations, 8.5.11

Receive E-Mail adapter exchange protocol, 8.5.4

Receive E-Mail adapter exchange protocol naming conventions, 8.5.5.2

Send E-Mail adapter exchange protocol, 8.5.4

Send E-Mail adapter exchange protocol naming conventions, 8.5.5.1

SMTP server for outbound interactions, 8.5.3

support for IMAP4, 8.5.11

supported versions, 8.5.2

use case, 8.5.13

using with alert e-mails, 21.4, A.5

validation prerequisites, 8.5.8

encryption

enabling in a delivery channel, 25.6.4.2

guidelines, 24.2.1.2

of host trading partner passwords in high availability environments, 20.3.3

of wallet passwords for host trading partners, 20.3.2.5

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect RosettaNet Implementation Framework (RNIF) version 2.0 support, 24.3.1.2

encryption credentials

assigning, 25.6.3.2

End step

definition, 12.9.1.2

execution, 12.9.1.2

supported control flows and data flows, 12.9.1.2

supported ports, 12.9.1.2

supported roles, 12.9.1.2

endpoints

accessing endpoint management tasks, 25.7.1.1

creating, 25.7.1.2

definition, 3.7.2

deleting, 25.7.1.3

entering a URI, 25.7.1.2, 25.7.2.2

managing, 25.7, 25.7.1

overview, 25.1

updating, 25.7.1.4

viewing, 25.7.1.5

enterprise application integration (EAI). See application-to-application (A2A)

environmental variables

restrictions on using when creating a delivery channel, 15.3.5

error handling

alert e-mail message example, 21.4

by business administrator, 21.1.1.1

by system administrator, 21.1.1.1

checking the Oracl, 21.3

coordination status reports, 21.2

creating a step return code port, 21.1.3.1

domain error modeling examples, 21.1.3.2, 21.1.3.2

domain errors, 21.1

during event processing, 12.15.2

error reports, 21.2

event status reports, 21.2

finding runtime error details, 21.2

implications of role instances and event instances being in an error state, 21.1.4

logs files for integration manager and adapter framework, 21.2

logs files for OC4J instance, 21.2

monitoring from Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g, 21.2

step return code port, 21.1.3

step return code port example, 21.1.3

system errors, 21.1

types of errors, 21.1.2

typical adapter framework errors, 21.3

typical integration manager errors, 21.3

error states

of role and event instances, 21.1.4

error status report

example, 23.8.3

error status reports

creating, 23.2.3

overview of report pages, 23.2.3

errors

adapter framework, 21.3

domain, 21.1.2

integration manager, 21.3

system, 21.1.2

event addressing

with an event header rule, 3.6.4.7

with the SetParty step, 3.6.4.7

event body elements

cannot identify native format of application datatypes, 3.6.3.2

creating, 11.2.2.9

creating for business events after modeling wizard creation, 9.11.1

creating if you specified a D3L translator, 11.2.2.9.3

creating if you specified a token substituted text translator, 11.2.2.9.2

creating if you specified an XSD translator, 11.2.2.9.1

definition, 3.6.1.1, 3.6.1.1

in token substituted text, A.5.5

of native events, 3.6.1.4

viewing native event body elements, 11.3.6

event flow

in a spoke, 9.1.3

event flow diagrams

add event flow from the event flow diagram, 12.4.3

add event flow to two existing spokes, 12.4.3

change the scale, 12.4.3

create a spoke from the event flow diagram, 12.4.3

definition, 12.4.1.7

delete a spoke, 12.4.3

display a complete process diagram, 12.4.3

display a role and adjacent roles, 12.4.3

display all roles in two spokes, 12.4.3

display details pages of selections, 12.4.3

display ports of roles, 12.4.3

display steps, 12.4.3

drill down to process or step binding diagram, 12.4.3

viewing, 12.4.3

event header rules

advanced transformation design

retrieving contact/identifier information after getting the party, 14.7.1

case study, 13.6.34

creating, 13.6.31

definition, 13.5, 13.6.29

examples, B.2

for addressing parties, 3.6.4.7

tutorial creation example, 7.6.3.4

tutorial use example, 7.6.3.4

updating, 13.6.33

event headers

contents, 3.6.1.1

event instances

behavior during runtime, 3.6.5.1

creation, 12.15.1

definition, 3.6.1.1

implications of being in an error state, 21.1.4

event managers

chapters to read, 1.3.2

how to use this guide, 1.1

responsibilities, 3.1

event maps

accessing event map management tasks, 11.5.1

creating, 11.5.2

creating a condition expression for an event map, 11.5.2

definition, 3.6.1.9, 11.1, 11.5

deleting, 11.5.3

E-Mail adapter requirements, 8.5.6

File/FTP adapter requirements, 8.6.5

HTTP adapter requirements, 8.7.6, 8.7.8

impact of deleting, 22.3.3

JMS adapter requirements, 8.8.6

managing, 11.5

tutorial creation example, 7.3.2.3, 7.3.2.6, 7.5.2, 7.6.1.1

updating, 11.5.4

viewing, 11.5.5

event selector timeout, 19.7.1

event states

active, 3.6.5.1

consumed, 3.6.5.1

error, 3.6.5.1

wait, 3.6.5.1

event status reports

creating, 23.2.1

example, 23.8.1

overview of report pages, 23.2.1

event transformation map statements

associating a statement with an IF condition or ELSE condition, 13.6.11

creating a domain value map rule, 13.7.5.2, 13.7.5.4

creating a map variable, 13.6.24

creating a transformation rule, 13.6.3

creating an ELSE condition, 13.6.10

creating an event header rule, 13.6.31

creating an IF condition, 13.6.9

creating an iterator, 13.6.18

deleting a domain value map rule, 13.7.5.3

deleting a map variable, 13.6.26

deleting a transformation rule, 13.6.4

deleting an ELSE condition, 13.6.13

deleting an IF condition, 13.6.13

deleting an iterator, 13.6.19

domain value map case study, 13.7.6

event header rule case study, 13.6.34

iterator case study, 13.6.21

managing, 13.6

map variable case study, 13.6.28

removing a statement from an IF condition or ELSE condition, 13.6.12

transformation condition case study, 13.6.15

transformation rule case study, 13.6.6

updating a map variable, 13.6.27

updating a transformation rule, 13.6.5

updating an event header rule, 13.6.33

updating an IF condition, 13.6.14

updating an iterator, 13.6.20

using a map variable in a rule, 13.6.25

event transformation maps

accessing domain column and party management tasks, 13.7.3.1

accessing domain value map column and row management tasks, 13.7.4.1

accessing domain value map management tasks, 13.7.2.1

accessing domain value map rule management tasks, 13.7.5.1

accessing event header rule management tasks, 13.6.30

accessing event type transformation map management tasks, 13.3.1

accessing iterator management tasks, 13.6.17

accessing map variable management tasks, 13.6.23

accessing transformation condition management tasks, 13.6.8

creating, 13.3.2

creating additional sources and targets, 13.3.6

definition, 13.2.1

deleting, 13.3.3

deleting sources and targets, 13.3.7

impact of deleting, 13.3.7, 22.3.3

impact of updating, 13.3.8

list page overview, 5.3.5

managing, 13.3

tutorial creation example, 7.3.2.10, 7.3.2.11, 7.4.3.1

tutorial deletion example, 7.9.2

updating, 13.3.4

updating sources and targets, 13.3.8

used with core datatypes, 10.1.1

viewing, 13.3.5

viewing an event transformation map parameter, 13.3.9

event types

definition, 3.6.1.1

structure, 3.6.1.1

event types tab

overview of tasks, 5.3.3

events

accessing business event management tasks, 11.7.1

adding native event body element validation, 11.3.7

application event definition, 3.6.3.1

business event definition, 3.6.4.1

common user errors, 11.8

creating business event body elements, 11.7.6

creating business events, 11.7.2

creating native events, 11.3.2

defining in a D3L file, A.4.1

definition, 3.6.1.1

deleting business event body elements, 11.7.7

deleting business events, 11.7.3

deleting native events, 11.3.3

impact of deleting, 22.3.3

managing business events, 11.7

managing native events, 11.3

native event definition, 3.6.1.4

overview, 11.1

runtime behavior, 3.6.5.1

states of events during runtime behavior, 3.6.5.1

updating business event body elements, 11.7.8

updating business events, 11.7.4

viewing application events, 11.6

viewing business event body elements, 11.7.9

viewing business events, 11.7.5

viewing native event body elements, 11.3.6

viewing native events, 11.3.4

exchange protocols

assigning, 25.6.3.2

definition, 25.5

RosettaNet - 01.10, 25.6.3.2

RosettaNet - 02.00, 25.6.3.2

updating override elements, 25.6.3.6

updating protocol parameters, 25.6.3.7

viewing, 25.5.2.5

export

an integration to a file, 17.13

deleting an approver, 5.2.11.5

details about exporting an integration to a file, 17.13

location on user interface tool, 5.2.2

modeling metadata and profiled data, 5.7.2.1

of a configuration, 16.5

of profile data to an XML file, 5.2.10

only certain profile data details pages have export button, 5.2.10

profile data details pages with export button, 5.2.10

restrictions on export of modeling metadata, 5.2.10

submitting an XML file for approval, 5.2.11.3

three types of export supported, 17.13

updating an approver, 5.2.11.4

export.xml file

importing an integration to, 17.13.1

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F

facets

creating a valid value for the enumeration or pattern facet of a scalar datatype, 10.4.3.10

creating for a scalar datatype, 10.4.3.6

datatype length, 10.4.3.6

definition, 10.4.3

deleting a valid value for the enumeration or pattern facet of a scalar datatype, 10.4.3.11

deleting for a scalar datatype, 10.4.3.7

encoding, 10.4.3.6

enumeration, 10.4.3.6

fraction digits, 10.4.3.6

max enclusive, 10.4.3.6

max inclusive, 10.4.3.6

max length, 10.4.3.6

min exclusive, 10.4.3.6

min inclusive, 10.4.3.6

min length, 10.4.3.6

pattern, 10.4.3.6

total digits, 10.4.3.6

updating a valid value for the enumeration or pattern facet of a scalar datatype, 10.4.3.12

updating for a scalar datatype, 10.4.3.8

viewing for a scalar datatype, 10.4.3.9

white spaces, 10.4.3.6

fax

assigning as the organization contact information, 25.4.2.2

File/FTP adapter, 19.6.3

adapter exchange protocols, 8.6.3

adapter framework instance restrictions, 8.6.10

adding an adapter interaction, 11.2.2.3

adding to an application, 15.3.2

additional setup tasks, 8.6.8

application integration and runtime behavior, 8.6.9

benefits of using, 8.6.1

creating a delivery channel, 15.3.5.3

definition, 3.7.1.1.3

delivery channel description, 8.6.2

design-time tasks, 8.6.4

diagnostics and troubleshooting, 8.6.11

errors, 8.6.6

event map requirements, 8.6.5

file name restrictions, 8.6.7

interaction and record naming restrictions, 8.6.5

interaction questions, 11.2.2.3

limitations, 8.6.10

Read File adapter exchange protocol, 8.6.3.1

Read File adapter exchange protocol naming conventions, 8.6.4

tutorial example, 7.3.1.2

use case, 8.6.12

validation prerequisites, 8.6.7

Write File adapter exchange protocol, 8.6.3.1

Write File adapter exchange protocol naming conventions, 8.6.4

files

used in tutorial, 7.10

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G

global usage code

assigning to a delivery channel, 25.6.4.2

graphical user interface tool

accessing, 5.1

graphical view

of roles and business processes, 12.2

group name

on adapter interactions details page, 11.2.4

guard values

selecting during condition step creation, 12.9.3

selecting during creation of a step control flow, 12.12.2

tutorial creation example, 7.4.2.2

use with control flows, 3.6.2.5

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H

host list page

overview, 5.4.1

overview of cooperations section, 5.4.1.1

overview of delivery and security section, 5.4.1.1

overview of endpoints section, 5.4.1.1

overview of organization section, 5.4.1.1

host tab

overview of cooperations section, 5.4.1.1

overview of delivery and security section, 5.4.1.1

overview of endpoints section, 5.4.1.1

overview of organization section, 5.4.1.1

overview of tasks, 5.4.1

host trading partner

capabilities, 25.2

creating the wallet password, 25.8.1

defines trading partner capabilities for all trading partners, 25.2

definition, 3.7.2

example, 26.1.1

management tasks overview, 25.1

managing the wallet password, 25.8

organization in which Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect is installed, 5.4.1.1

person capabilities, 25.4

person overview, 25.4

updating the wallet password, 25.8.2

validation and approval, 25.9

HTTP

assigning to a protocol endpoint, 25.7.2.2

HTTP adapter

adapter exchange protocols, 8.7.4

adding a user for basic authentication, 8.7.9.1

adding an adapter interaction, 11.2.2.4

adding to an application, 15.3.2

additional setup tasks, 8.7.9

application integration and runtime behavior, 8.7.10

benefits of using, 8.7.1

content type definition, 8.7.5.2

content types, 8.7.5.2

creating a delivery channel, 15.3.5.4

definition, 3.7.1.1.4

delivery channel description, 8.7.3

design-time tasks, 8.7.5

diagnostics and troubleshooting, 8.7.12

enabling secure socket layer, 8.7.9.1

errors, 8.7.7

event map requirements, 8.7.6, 8.7.8

interaction and record naming restrictions, 8.7.6

interaction questions, 11.2.2.4

limitations, 8.7.11

Receive Payload adapter exchange protocol, 8.7.4

Receive Payload adapter exchange protocol naming conventions, 8.7.5.1

Send Payload adapter exchange protocol, 8.7.4

Send Payload adapter exchange protocol naming conventions, 8.7.5.2

supported versions, 8.7.2

testing, 8.7.9.2

use case, 8.7.13

use case adapter exchange protocol, 8.7.13.2

use case delivery channel questions, 8.7.13.1

use case interaction questions, 8.7.13.2

using secure HTTP, 8.7.1

validation prerequisites, 8.7.8

with Internet Information Server (IIS), 8.7.11

HTTP/S. See secure HTTP

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I

ias_admin user, 20.1.1

Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g user account, 18.2

IF conditions

creating, 13.6.9

definition, 13.5

deleting, 13.6.13

updating, 13.6.14

IMAP server

inbound E-Mail adapter interactions, 8.5.5.2

using with the E-Mail adapter, 8.5.3

implicit conversion between datatypes

support, 14.1

implicit conversion for source and target parameters

support, 14.1.1

implicit conversion for source and target parameters in the same datatype transformation map

invalid example, 14.1.2.2

support, 14.1.2

valid example, 14.1.2.4

import

an integration from a file, 17.13

business datatypes, 3.6.4.2

only XSD datatypes supported, 10.1.2.3, 10.5

cautions about importing an integration, 17.13.2

details about importing an integration from a file, 17.13

modeling metadata and profile data, 5.7.2.1

to export.xml file, 17.13.1

tutorial example of business datatypes importing, 7.3.2.8, 7.4.1.1, 7.4.1.4

XSD datatypes, 10.5

IMS/DB adapter

adding an adapter interaction, 11.2.2

adding to an application, 15.3.2

creating a delivery channel, 15.3.5

IMS/TM adapter

adding an adapter interaction, 11.2.2

adding to an application, 15.3.2

creating a delivery channel, 15.3.5

inbound processor threads, 19.4, 19.4

initiating native event instance

definition, 3.6.1.7

instance behavior

during runtime, 3.6.5

instances

definition, 18.1.1.3

integrated view of data

concepts, 3.2.1

integration architect

responsibilities, 3.1

integration diagrams

agreement icon, 12.4.2

changing the scale, 12.4.2

creating a spoke from an integration diagram, 12.4.2

definition, 12.4.1.7

deleting a spoke from an integration diagram, 12.4.2

displaying the details page for a role or business process, 12.4.2

drilling down to a process diagram, 12.4.2

drilling down to an event flow diagram, 12.4.2

tasks you can perform, 12.4.2

viewing, 12.4.2

integration manager, 19.2

accessing the log files from Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g, 18.2.1.1

definition, 18.1.1.4

Java Virtual Machine, 19.8.1

log files for monitoring errors, 21.2

performance, 19.7

responsibilities, 3.6.5.1, 4.6

starti, 18.4

starting and stopping with Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g, 18.2.1

tuning, 19.8

tutorial example, 7.3.5, 7.3.6.1, 7.3.6.2

typical errors and recovery actions, 21.3, 21.3

viewing current performance, 18.2.1.3

integration technology

definition, 2.1

types, 2.1

integrations

A2A integration example using Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect, 2.4.1

B2B integration example using Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect, 2.4.2

challenges, 2.2

consists of modeling metadata and profile data, 3.5

definition, 2.1

deployment in runtime repository, 4.4

flexibility o, 6.1

flexibility of user interface tool, 4.2

importance of, 2.1.1

managing, 4.8

running, 4.6

storage in design-time repository, 4.3

storage in runtime repository, 4.5

interactions. See adapter interactions

interactions tab

overview of tasks, 5.3.6

internal processing elements

native, application, and business levels, 3.6.2

Internet Information Server (IIS)

with Oracle HTTP Adapter, 8.7.11

invocation limits

assigning to a trading partner agreement, 26.3.2

I/O contention, 19.10.2

iprtcln.sql script

log table script, 22.2.4

IP.tip_rtlog log table

using for troubleshooting, 22.2.4

iterators

advanced transformation design

multiple occurrence target members from multiple occurrence source members, 14.4.1

single occurrence target members from multiple occurrence source members, 14.4.2

structure flattening iterations (nested iterators), 14.4.3

case study, 13.6.21

creating, 13.6.18

creating rules in an iterator as part of a user-defined datatype transformation map that are executed multiple times, 13.6.18

definition, 13.5, 13.6.16, 13.6.16

deleting, 13.6.19

updating, 13.6.20

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J

J2EE Connector Architecture (JCA)

adapter architecture, 4.7

basis for Oracle record definition, 3.6.1.2

Java Virtual Machine, 19.9.1

increasing memory for the adapter framework, 19.5.1

increasing memory for the integration manager, 19.8.1

memory, 19.8

setting, 19.5

J.D. Edwards OneWorld XE adapter

adding an adapter interaction, 11.2.2

adding to an application, 15.3.2

creating a delivery channel, 15.3.5

JMS adapter

adapter exchange protocols, 8.8.4

adding an adapter interaction, 11.2.2.5

adding to an application, 15.3.2

additional setup tasks, 8.8.9

application integration and runtime behavior, 8.8.10

benefits of using, 8.8.1

BytesMessage Payload adapter exchange protocol, 8.8.4.1

creating a delivery channel, 15.3.5.5

definition, 3.7.1.1.5

delivery channel description, 8.8.3

design-time tasks, 8.8.5

diagnostics and troubleshooting, 8.8.12

errors, 8.8.7

event map requirements, 8.8.6

interaction and record naming restrictions, 8.8.6

interaction questions, 11.2.2.5

JMSHeaders naming conventions, 8.8.5

JMSProperties naming conventions, 8.8.5

limitations, 8.8.11

MapMessage P, 8.8.4.1

Message Payload adapter exchange protocol, 8.8.4.1

Payload naming conventions, 8.8.5

StreamMessage Payload adapter exchange protocol, 8.8.4.1

supported versions, 8.8.2

TextMessage Payload adapter exchange protocol, 8.8.4.1

use case, 8.8.13

use case adapter exchange protocol, 8.8.13.2

use case delivery channel questions, 8.8.13.1

use case interaction questions, 8.8.13.2

using with MQSeries JMS, 8.8.1, 8.8.2

using with Oracle JMS, 8.8.1

validation prerequisites, 8.8.8

JMS providers

supported JMS adapter

using with Oracle JMS, 8.8.2

JVM

see Java Virtual Machine

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L

layout

of details in the adapter chapter, 8.1

lifecycle states

approval state for profile data, 5.2.11.6

approved state description, 5.2.11

deployed state description, 5.2.11

deployed state for modeling metadata and profile data, 5.2.11.7

draft state description, 5.2.11

draft state for modeling metadata and profile data, 5.2.11.1

managing modeling metadata and profile data, 3.9

of a trading partner agreement, 26.3.5

of an application, 15.2.5

of an application agreement, 15.4.5

of trading partners, 26.2.5

pending approval state description, 5.2.11

pending approval state for profile data, 5.2.11.3

states of an agreement, 3.9.1

states of deployment, 3.9.4

states of modeling metadata, 3.9.2

states of profile data, 3.9.3

validated state description, 5.2.11

validated state for modeling metadata and profile data, 5.2.11.2

viewing modeling metadata and profile data states on the details page, 5.2.11

limitations

Advanced Queuing adapter, 8.4.11

E-Mail adapter, 8.5.11

File/FTP adapter, 8.6.10

HTTP adapter, 8.7.11

JMS adapter, 8.8.11

Oracle Database adapter, 8.9.11

Web Service adapter, 8.10.10

list pages

overview, 5.2.1

little-endian

definition, A.4.2.1

load balancing

adapter framework instance, 4.7

with the adapter framework instance, 17.3

log files

accessing from Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g, 18.2.1.1

finding runtime errors, 21.2

for troubleshooting, 22.1.1

tutorial example, 7.3.6, 7.3.6.2

viewing in Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g, 18.2.1.1

logging in

to the user interface tool, 5.1

loops

definition, 12.14.1

examples of invalid loop design, 12.14.1, 12.14.1

restrictions on creating in roles, 12.14.1

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M

main details pages

overview, 5.2.2

main list pages

overview, 5.2.1

management

list page overview, 5.7.2

of integrations, 3.10

management tab

overview of tasks, 5.7.2

map variables

advanced transformation design

reuse, 14.6.1

case study, 13.6.28

creating, 13.6.24

definition, 13.5, 13.6.22

deleting, 13.6.26

updating a map variable, 13.6.27

using a map variable in a rule, 13.6.25

memory

configuration, 19.10.1

contention, 19.9.1

requirements, 19.8

starvation issues, 19.9.1

viewing in Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g, 19.4

messages

inbound, 19.4

outbound, 19.4

metadata repository

tuning, 19.10

methodologies

adapter-centric methodology, 6.2

business process-centric methodology, 6.3

flexibility of design, 6.1

for using Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect, 6.1

when to use the adapter-centric methodology, 6.2.2

when to use the business process-centric methodology, 6.3.2

model groups

complex datatypes, 10.4.1.5

in transformations, 14.2.2, 14.9.2

modelers

chapters to read, 1.3.1, 1.3.2, 1.3.3

how to use this guide, 1.1, 1.1, 1.1

responsibilities, 3.1

modeling metadata

application-level concepts, 3.6.3

business processes tab

overview, 5.3.1

business-level concepts, 3.6.4

condition expressions tab overview, 5.3.7

datatypes tab overview, 5.3.4

definition, 3.5, 4.2

dependencies, 22.3

dependencies when deleting modeling metadata, 22.3.2, 22.3.3, 22.3.4

deployed state, 5.2.11.7

deploying, 3.8

draft state, 5.2.11.1

event types tab overview, 5.3.3

graphical view of dependencies, 22.3.1

impact of deleting, 22.3.3

interactions tab overview, 5.3.6

lifecycle states, 3.9.2

managing the lifecycle, 3.9

modeling incomplete data, 5.2.5

modeling tab

overview, 5.3

naming conventions, 5.2.7

native-level concepts, 3.6.1

overview, 4.1

overview of key components, 3.6

restrictions on exporting, 5.2.10

roles tab overview, 5.3.2

transformations tab overview, 5.3.5

tutorial example of manually designing, 7.4

validated state, 5.2.11.2

modeling tab

overview of tasks, 5.3

modeling wizards

Add End-to-End Basic Event Flow, 9.2.2

Add Event Flow, 9.2.4

adding event flow to a single spoke, 9.8

adding event flow to two spokes, 9.6

common features, 9.2.5

common user errors, 9.13

Create End-to-End Basic Integration wizard, 9.2.1

Create Spoke, 9.2.3

creating a single spoke, 9.7

creating event body elements for business events, 9.11.1

creating transformation statements for transformation maps, 9.11.2

creating two spokes, 9.5

disabling a native event, 9.2.5.2

interactions, 9.2.5.4

modeling metadata name creation, 9.2.5.3

overview, 9.1, 9.2

prerequisites, 9.3

reviewing modeling metadata after creation, 9.10

reviewing modeling metadata before creation, 9.9

starting, 9.4

tasks to perform after modeling metadata creation, 9.11

tutorial creation of modeling metadata, 7.3.2.7

updating the SetParty step, 9.11.4

MQSeries JMS

using with JMS adapter, 8.8.1, 8.8.2

mutually exclusive paths

examples, 12.14.4

restrictions on use, 12.14.6

mutually-exclusive flows

definition, 12.14.2

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N

namespaces. See datatype namespaces

naming conventions

for modeling metadata and profile data, 5.2.7

native datatypes

definition, 3.6.1.6

examples, 10.2.2

not understood by Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect, 10.1.2.1

supported, 10.1.2.1

viewing the native event validation metadata to use, 10.7

viewing the translator, 10.7

native event body elements

overview, A.1

native event correlations

accessing management tasks, 11.4.1

concepts, 3.2.2

creating, 11.4.2

definition, 3.6.1.8, 11.1, 11.4

deleting, 11.4.3

impact of deleting, 22.3.3

managing, 11.4

native event definition, 3.6.1.8

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support, 3.3.2

restrictions on use, 12.14.5

runtime behavior, 12.15.1

tutorial creation example, 7.5.3

updating, 11.4.4

use with multiple spokes, 12.14.5

viewing, 11.4.5

native event instances

creation, 12.15.1

definition, 3.6.1.4

native event validation

adding to a native event, 11.3.7

Advanced Queuing adapter failure, 8.4.7.1

definition, 3.6.1.5

native events

accessing native event tasks, 11.3.1

adapter framework, 3.6.1.5

adding native event body element validation, 11.3.7

body elements, 3.6.1.4

creating, 11.2.2.9, 11.3.2

definition, 3.6.1.4, 11.1

deleting, 11.3.3

initiating, 3.6.1.7

managing, 11.3

overview, A.1

restrictions on deleting, 11.3.3

review details prior to creation, 11.2.2.10

structure, 3.6.1.4

tutorial creation example, 7.3.2.2, 7.3.2.5, 7.6.1, 7.9.4

tutorial deletion example, 7.9.3

tutorial manual creation example, 7.5.1

viewing, 11.3.4

viewing event body elements, 11.3.6

native formats

accessing native format administration tasks, 17.4.1

adding a translator, 17.4.6, 17.5.5

adding an adapter exchange protocol, 17.4.4

administering, 17.4

creating, 17.4.2

creating validation, 17.4.8

D3L, 17.4, A.3

deleting validation, 17.4.9

overview, A.1

prepackaged native formats that you cannot delete or update, 17.4

prepackaged with the system, 17.4

removing a translator, 17.4.7, 17.5.6

removing an adapter exchange protocol, 17.4.5

specifying a native f, 11.2.2.8

supported, 10.1

supported value types, 8.3

token substituted text, 17.4, A.5

updating validation, 17.4.10

viewing, 17.4.3

viewing a translator, 17.4.12

viewing validation, 17.4.11

XSD, 17.4, A.2

native role threads, 19.7.1

native roles

adding to a trading partner agreement, 26.5.2

adding to an application agreement, 15.5.2

conventions for inbound and outbound directions, 3.6.1.7

definition, 3.6.1.7, 12.6.1

managing, 12.6

managing in application agreements, 15.1, 15.5

managing in trading partner agreements, 26.1, 26.5

removing from a trading partner agreement, 26.5.3

removing from an application agreement, 15.5.3

tutorial example of adding to an application agreement, 7.3.3.3, 7.3.3.8, 7.7.2.3

tutorial example of updating an agreement to use a new native role, 7.9.7

native-level concepts

of modeling metadata, 3.6.1

nested designs

advanced transformation designs

conditions within a condition, 14.5.2

iterations within a condition, 14.5.1

nonmutually exclusive data flows

definition, 12.14.4

nonmutually exclusive paths

examples, 12.14.4

nonrepudiation

assigning to a delivery channel, 25.6.4.2

guidelines, 24.2.1.1, 24.2.1.2

types, 24.2.1.1, 24.2.1.2

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O

OC4J

increasing Java Virtual Machine memory for, 19.9.1

OC4J instance

definition, 18.1.1.6

log files for monitoring errors, 21.2

starting and stopping with Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g, 18.2.1

opmn.xml file

accessing through Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g, 18.2.2

Or step

cannot create step data flow for, 12.11.2

cannot create step ports for, 12.10.2

definition, 12.9.1.10

ensuring valid design, 12.14.2

example of invalid design, 12.14.4

example of valid design, 12.14.4

examples of invalid design, 12.14.2

execution, 12.9.1.10

execution of logic when first control flow arrives, 3.6.2.2

supported control flows and data flows, 12.9.1.10

supported ports, 12.9.1.10

supported roles, 12.9.1.10

tutorial creation example, 7.4.4

when to use, 12.14.2

Oracle Application Server Metadata Repository

definition, 18.1.1.2

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect

A2A integration example, 2.4.1

accessing the user interface tool, 5.1

answer to integration challenges, 2.3

architecture overview, 4.1

business collaboration support, 24.5.2.2

business transaction support, 24.5.2.1

delivery channel support, 24.5.1.2

document exchange support, 24.5.1.2.1

partner interface process (PIP) support, 24.3.2

party ID support, 24.5.1.1

PIP0A1 support, 24.3.2

PIP3A4 sup, 24.3.2

RosettaNet Business Dictionary support, 24.3.3

RosettaNet Implementation Framework (RNIF) support for version 1.1, 24.3.1.1

RosettaNet Implementation Framework (RNIF) support for version 2.0, 24.3.1.2

RosettaNet Implementation Framework (RNIF) version 1.1 authentication support, 24.3.1.1

RosettaNet Implementation Framework (RNIF) version 1.1 authorization support, 24.3.1.1

RosettaNet Implementation Framework (RNIF) version 1.1 nonrepudiation support, 24.3.1.1

RosettaNet Implementation Framework (RNIF) version 1.1 packaging support, 24.3.1.1

RosettaNet Implementation Framework (RNIF) version 1.1 transport support, 24.3.1.1

RosettaNet Implementation Framework (RNIF) version 2.0 encryption support, 24.3.1.2

RosettaNet Implementation Framework (RNIF) version 2.0 nonrepudiation support, 24.3.1.2

RosettaNet Implementation Framework (RNIF) version 2.0 transport support, 24.3.1.2

RosettaNet Validation support, 24.3.4

support for RosettaNet, 24.3

trading partner support, 24.5.1

transport layer support, 24.5.1.2.2

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect domain

definition, 18.1.1.1

Oracle Database adapter, 19.6.2

adapter exchange protocols, 8.9.4

adding an adapter interaction, 11.2.2.6

adding to an application, 15.3.2

additional setup tasks, 8.9.9

application integration and runtime behavior, 8.9.10

benefits of using, 8.9.1

creating a delivery channel, 15.3.5.6

definition, 3.7.1.1.6

delivery channel description, 8.9.3

design-time tasks, 8.9.5

diagnostics and troubleshooting, 8.9.12

errors, 8.9.7

guidelines for adapter interaction SQL queries, 11.2.2.6.1

interaction and record naming restrictions, 8.9.6

interaction questions, 11.2.2.6

limitations, 8.9.11

Read Record from Interface Table adapter exchange protocol, 8.9.4.1

Read Record from Interface Table record element naming conventions, 8.9.5.1

Stored Procedure Invocation adapter exchange protocol, 8.9.4.2

Stored Procedure Invocation record element naming convention, 8.9.5.1

supported Oracle databases, 8.9.2, 8.9.11.2

supported versions, 8.9.2

use case, 8.9.13

validation prerequisites, 8.9.8

Write Record to Table adapter exchange protocol, 8.9.4.2

Write Record to Table record element naming conventions, 8.9.5.1

Oracle e-Business Suite and 10.7 and 11i, 3.7.1.2.1

Oracle Ent, 18.2.1.3

Oracle Enterprise Manager

for managing integrations, 3.10

managing integrations, 4.8

overview of monitoring and administration, 18.1

tasks, 18.1.2

viewing integration manager performance, 18.2.1.3

Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g

administration, 17.1

changing configuration parameter settings, 18.2.1.2

configuring Oracle Process Management and Notification (OPMN), 18.2.2

monitoring for errors, 21.2

viewing ports, 18.2.3

Oracle JMS

using with the JMS adapter, 8.8.1, 8.8.2

Oracle Process Management and Notification (OPMN), 19.8.1, 19.9.1

configuring, 18.2.2

starting and stopping the adapter framework, integration manager, and OC4J instance, 18.4

Oracle record type elements

create event body elements for, 11.2.2.9

displaying on-screen, 8.2.3, 8.2.3

for which to create native event body elements, 11.2.2.8

value types, 8.2.3

Oracle records

creating during an adapter interaction, 11.2.2.8

definition, 3.6.1.2

J2EE Connector Architecture (JCA), 3.6.1.2

representation of wire message, 3.6.1.4

OracleAS Infrastructure 10g, 19.9.1

organization contact details

creating, 25.4.2.2

deleting, 25.4.2.3

managing, 25.4.2

updating, 25.4.2.4

viewing, 25.4.2.5

organization contact information

viewing, 25.4.1.9

organization name

default organization name assigned during installation, 5.1, 20.1.1

updating, 25.3.2

organizations

managing, 25.4

overview, 25.1

outbound processor threads, 19.4, 19.5.2, 19.5.2, 19.8.2

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packaging

guidelines, 24.2.1.1, 24.2.1.2

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect RosettaNet Implementation Framework (RNIF) version 1.1 support, 24.3.1.1

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect RosettaNet Implementation Framework (RNIF) version 2.0 support, 24.3.1.2

page layout

of user interface tool, 5.2

participants

in application agreements, 15.1

in trading partner agreements, 26.1

parties

applications or trading partners, 3.4

in application agreemen, 15.1

in application agreements, 15.1

in trading partner agreements, 26.1.1

partner interface processes (PIPs)

available from the Oracle Technology Network, 24.3.2

business operational view (BOV), 24.2.2.2

classifications, 24.2.2.3

clusters, 24.2.2.3

components, 24.2.2.2

definition, 24.2.2.1

functional service view (FSV), 24.2.2.2

implementation framework view (IFV), 24.2.2.2

mapped to business collaborations, 24.4.2.2

message flow example, 24.2.2.4

not prepackaged, 24.3.2

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect PIP0A1 support, 24.3.2

Oracle Application ServerS ProcessConnect support, 24.3.2

PIP3A4 features, 24.2.2.3

segments, 24.2.2.3

party ID

data universal numbering system (DUNS) example, 24.4.1.1

definition, 24.4.1.1

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support, 24.5.1.1

trading partner identification type, 24.5.1.1

pass-through step

definition, 3.6.2.2, 12.9.1.3

example of use, 21.1.3

execution, 12.9.1.3

supported control flows and data flows, 12.9.1.3

supported ports, 12.9.1.3

supported roles, 12.9.1.3

passwords

admin user, 20.1.1

assigning to a person, 25.4.1.2

changing the ias_admin password, 18.2

creating the wallet password for a host trading partner, 25.8.1

for accessing the user interface tool, 5.1

ias_admin user, 18.2

managing the wallet password for a host trading partner, 25.8

updating, 25.4.1.5

updating the wallet password for a host trading partner, 25.8.2

pending approval lifecycle state

description, 5.2.11

for profile data, 5.2.11.3

PeopleSoft 8 adapter

adding an adapter interaction, 11.2.2

adding to an application, 15.3.2

creating a delivery channel, 15.3.5

performance

adapter framework, 19.4

design tool, 19.9

integration manager, 19.7

overview, 4.5

transformations, 19.7.2

translations, 19.7.2

using a single role thread instead of five role threads, 4.5

viewing in Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g, 19.4, 19.7.2

person contact details

creating, 25.4.1.6, 25.4.1.6

deleting, 25.4.1.7

updating, 25.4.1.8

viewing, 25.4.1.9

persons

creating, 25.4.1.2

creating contact details, 25.4.1.6, 25.4.1.6

deleting, 25.4.1.3

deleting contact details, 25.4.1.7

managing, 25.4.1

overview of host and remote trading partner person capabilities, 25.4

overview of host and remote trading partner persons, 25.4

updating, 25.4.1.4

updating contact details, 25.4.1.8

viewing, 25.4.1.5

viewing contact details, 25.4.1.9

phone

assigning as the organization contact information, 25.4.2.2

PIP0A1

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support, 24.3.2

PIP3A4

features, 24.2.2.3

mapped to business collaborations, 24.4.2.2

PIP3A6

mapped to business collaborations, 24.4.2.2

PIPs. See partner interface processes (PIPs)

portlist.ini file

list of ports in use, 18.2

ports

changing Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect ports, 18.6

port changing error message, 18.6

portlist.ini file, 18.2

role port definition, 3.6.2.1

step port definition, 3.6.2.3

strongly recommended not to change Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect ports, 18.6

viewing through Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g, 18.2.3

preset attributes

Abstract, 10.4.1.8, 10.4.3.5

Anonymous, 10.4.1.8, 10.4.2.5, 10.4.3.5

Element/Attribute, 10.4.2.5

Quali, 10.4.2.5

Reference Only, 10.4.1.8, 10.4.3.5

privileges

use cases, 3.5

process diagrams

definition, 12.4.1.7

viewing, 12.4.4

process monitoring reports

business message status, 23.2.5

collaboration status, 23.2.4

coordination status, 23.2.2

creating, 23.2, 23.2.1

definition, 23.1.2

error status, 23.2.3

process optimization reports

creating, 23.4

definition, 23.1.4

example, 23.8.5

overview of report pages, 23.4

process protocols

definition, 25.5

viewing, 25.5.2.7

processor threads

see outbound, inbound processor threads

profile data

agreements tab overview, 5.4.4

applications tab overview, 5.4.3

approval state, 5.2.11.6

definition, 3.5, 4.1, 4.2

deployed state, 5.2.11.7

deploying, 3.8

details pages with export button, 5.2.10

draft state, 5.2.11.1

exporting to an XML file, 5.2.10

host tab cooperations section overview, 5.4.1.1

host tab delivery and security section overview, 5.4.1.1

host tab endpoints section overview, 5.4.1.1

host tab organization section overview, 5.4.1.1

host tab overview, 5.4.1

lifecycle states, 3.9.3

managing the lifecycle, 3.9

modeling incomplete data, 5.2.5

naming conventions, 5.2.7

overview of key components, 3.7

pending approval state, 5.2.11.3

profiles tab overview, 5.4

trading partners tab overview, 5.4.2

validated state, 5.2.11.2

profiles tab

overview of tasks, 5.4

protocol endpoints

accessing protocol endpoint management tasks, 25.7.2.1

assigning HTTP, 25.7.2.2

assigning secure HTTP, 25.7.2.2

assigning SSL

creating, 25.7.2.2

deleting, 25.7.2.3

managing, 25.7.2

updating, 25.7.2.4

viewing, 25.7.2.5

protocols

business, 25.5.2

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remote trading partner certificates

accessing remote trading partner certificate management tasks, 25.6.1.1

assigning as a signing credential, 25.6.3.2

assigning as an encryption credential, 25.6.3.2

deleting, 25.6.1.3

for remote trading partners only, 25.6.1

managing, 25.6.1

updating, 25.6.1.4

viewing, 25.6.1.5

remote trading partner identifications

creating, 26.2.6

remote trading partners

accessing remote trading partner management tasks, 26.2.1

creating, 26.2.2

defining capabilities, 25.2

deleting, 26.2.3

example, 26.1.1

management tasks overview, 25.1

managing, 26.2

organization outside of host trading partner's enterprise, 5.4.1.1

person capabilities, 25.4

person overview, 25.4

updating, 26.2.4

validation and approval, 25.9

viewing, 26.2.5

remove button

differences with delete button, 5.2.6

reports

activity monitoring reports, 23.1.3

BI reporting level, 19.8.3

business messages overview, 23.1

collaborations overview, 23.1

configuration support, 23.1.1

creating, 23.2, 23.3, 23.4

definitions, 3.11

errors, 23.1

events overview, 23.1

making multiple selections in lists, 23.1

of integrations, 3.11

only runtime repository events are available for selection, 23.2.1.1

overview, 4.9, 23.1, 23.1

process monitoring reports, 23.1.2

business message, 23.1.2

collaborations, 23.1.2

coordination status, 23.1.2

error status, 23.1.2

event status, 23.1.2

process optimization reports, 23.1.4

reviewing your output, 23.7

reviewing your selections before creation, 23.6

setting a business intelligence logging level in a configuration, 16.5

specifying the report layout, 23.5

tutorial example, 7.3.6.1

use case examples, 23.8

using coordination status reports to diagnose errors, 21.2

using error reports to diagnose errors, 21.2

using event status reports to diagnose errors, 21.2

reports tab

overview of tasks, 5.6

repositories

definition, 4.5

responsibilities, 4.3, 4.4

restrictions

on Advanced Queuing adapter interaction and record names, 8.4.6

on E-Mail adapter interaction and record names, 8.5.6

on File/FTP adapter interaction and record names, 8.6.5

on HTTP adapter interaction and record names, 8.7.6

on JMS adapter interaction and record names, 8.8.6

on Oracle Database adapter interaction and record names, 8.9.6

on using the browser back and forward buttons, 5.2.8

on Web Service adapter interaction and record names, 8.10.6

retry count

enabling in a delivery channel, 25.6.4.2

RNIF. See RosettaNet Implementation Framework (RNIF)

road map

chapters for all users to read, 1.2

chapters for analysts to read, 1.5

chapters for business administrators to read, 1.4.1

chapters for business process managers to read, 1.3.3

chapters for connection managers to read, 1.3.1

chapters for event managers to read, 1.3.2

chapters for systems administrators to read, 1.4.2

how to use this guide, 1.1

role data flows

accessing role data flow management tasks, 12.8.1

creating a data flow criteria, 12.8.2

creating a role data flow group, 12.8.2

definition, 12.1

deleting, 12.8.3

examples of valid design, 12.14.6

impact of deleting, 12.8.3

managing, 12.8

updating, 12.8.4

viewing, 12.8.6

viewing the other role connected to the role data flow, 12.8.5

role instances

behavior during runtime, 3.6.5.2

implications of being in an error state, 21.1.4

role ports

accessing role port management tasks, 12.7.1

creating, 12.7.2

definition, 3.6.2.1, 12.1

deleting, 12.7.3

deleting a data flow between a role port and a step port, 12.7.7

impact of deleting, 12.7.3, 22.3.3

invalid merging of data flows between role ports, 12.14.5

managing, 12.7

tutorial creation example, 7.4.5, 7.4.7

updating, 12.7.4

viewing, 12.7.5

role states

running, 3.6.5.2

role threads

using a single role thread instead of five role threads, 4.5

roles

accessing role management tasks, 12.6.6

application, 19.7.1

application role definition, 3.6.3.3

binding, 19.7.1

business, 19.7.1

business role definition, 3.6.4.4

common user errors, 12.16, 16.2.2

conventions for inbound and outbound directions, 3.6.1.7

creating, 12.6.7

creation by modeling wizards or manually, 12.3

definition, 12.1, 24.4.2

deleting, 12.6.8

designing roles to ensure proper validation, 12.14

diagrams, 12.4

examples of invalid And Step design, 12.14.3

examples of invalid loop design, 12.14.1, 12.14.1

examples of invalid Or Step design, 12.14.2

graphical view, 12.2

impact of deleting, 12.6.8, 22.3.3

in collaborations, 24.4.2

managing, 12.6

native, 19.7.1

native role definition, 3.6.1.7

overview, 12.1

removing from a person, 25.4.1.11, 25.4.1.11

restrictions on creating loops, 12.14.1

role port definition, 3.6.2.1

roles in which steps can be created, 12.9.3

runtime behavior, 3.6.5.2, 12.15

states of roles during runtime, 3.6.5.2

step port definition, 3.6.2.3

transformation binding role definition, 3.6.4.5

translation binding role definition, 3.6.3.4

updating, 12.6.9

using acknowledgment consumption

viewing, 12.6.10, 25.4.1.12

roles tab

overview of tasks, 5.3.2

RosettaNet

B2B protocol standard, 2.1, 2.3

B2B protocol standard example, 24.1

definition, 24.2

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support, 2.3, 2.4.4, 24.3

role in a B2B integration, 24.1

standards, 24.2

support with B2B adapter, 4.5

RosettaNet - 01.10

exchange protocol, 25.6.3.2

RosettaNet - 02.00

exchange protocol, 25.6.3.2

RosettaNet Business Dictionary

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support, 24.3.3

RosettaNet Dictionaries

Business Dictionary, 24.2.3

definition, 24.2.3

example of Technical Dictionary, 24.2.3

Technical Dictionary, 24.2.3

RosettaNet Implementation Framework (RNIF)

definition

Multi-Purpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME) format, 24.2.1.2

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support for version 1.1, 24.3.1.1

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support for version 2.0, 24.3.1.2

RosettaNet Object (RNO) format, 24.2.1.1

version 1.1 authentication guidelines, 24.2.1.1

version 1.1 authorization guidelines, 24.2.1.1

version 1.1 guidelines, 24.2.1.1

version 1.1 nonrepudiation guidelines, 24.2.1.1

version 1.1 packaging guidelines, 24.2.1.1

version 1.1 transport guidelines, 24.2.1.1

version 2.0 authentication guidelines, 24.2.1.2

version 2.0 authorization guidelines, 24.2.1.2

version 2.0 encryption guidelines, 24.2.1.2

version 2.0 guidelines, 24.2.1.2

version 2.0 nonrepudiation guidelines, 24.2.1.2

version 2.0 packaging guidelines, 24.2.1.2

version 2.0 transport guidelines, 24.2.1.2

RosettaNet Implementation Framework (RNIF) version 2.0 authentication support, 24.3.1.2

RosettaNet Implementation Framework (RNIF) version 2.0 authorization support, 24.3.1.2

RosettaNet Implementation Framework (RNIF) version 2.0 packaging support, 24.3.1.2

RosettaNet Validation

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support, 24.3.4

RosettaNet validation, 25.6.3

definition, 24.2.4

enabling in a document exchange, 25.6.3.2

RosettaNet-RNIF1.1-PIP

business protocol, 25.5.2.2

RosettaNet-RNIF2.0-PIP

business protocol, 25.5.2.2

runtime behavior

Advanced Queuing adapter, 8.4.10

coordinations, 3.6.6

E-Mail adapter, 8.5.10

File/FTP adapter, 8.6.9

HTTP adapter, 8.7.10

instance behavior, 3.6.5

JMS adapter, 8.8.10

only one adapter and delivery channel used in an application agreement, 15.3.2

Oracle Database adapter, 8.9.10

states of events, 3.6.5.1

states of roles, 3.6.5.2

runtime repository

definition, 4.1, 4.5

responsibilities, 4.4

stores modeling metadata and profile data included in a deployed configuration, 3.5

runtime system

definition, 4.1, 4.6

deployment overview, 16.3.1

finding error details, 21.2

role behavior, 12.15

using the runtime repository, 4.5

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sample files

used in tutorial, 7.10

SAP R/3 adapter

adding an adapter interaction, 11.2.2

adding to an application, 15.3.2

creating a delivery channel, 15.3.5

scalar datatypes

accessing scalar datatype tasks, 10.4.3.1

creating, 10.4.3.2

creating a facet, 10.4.3.6

creating a valid value for the enumeration or pattern facet, 10.4.3.10

definition, 10.1.2.3

deleting, 10.4.3.3

deleting a facet, 10.4.3.7

deleting a valid value for the enumeration or pattern facet, 10.4.3.11

facets, 10.4.3

managing, 10.4.3

restrictions on deleting, 10.4.3.3

updating, 10.4.3.4

updating a facet, 10.4.3.8

updating a valid value for the enumeration or pattern facet, 10.4.3.12

viewing, 10.4.3.5

viewing a facet, 10.4.3.9

scalar members

creating, 10.4.2.2.2

definition, 10.4.1.1

deleting, 10.4.2.3.2

updating, 10.4.2.4.2

viewing, 10.4.2.5.2

search facility

in user interface tool, 5.2.9

secure HTTP

assigning to a protocol endpoint, 25.7.2.2

connecting to the secure HTTP URL, 20.3.2.4.3

for secure connections between trading partners, 20.3.2.4

selecting a transport protocol, 25.7.2.2

using the HTTP adapter, 8.7.1

secure socket layer (SSL), 25.1

assigning to a protocol endpoint

setting up, 20.3.2.4.1

troubleshooting setup, 20.3.2.4.2

with HTTP adapter, 8.7.9.1

security

adapter security settings, 20.1.2

application delivery channels, 20.3.2.1

authorization and access enforcement, 20.1.3

classes of users and their privileges, 20.1.1

configuration issues, 20.3.2

configuration issues and options, 20.3.4

digital envelopes

overview of configuration tasks, 20.3.2.2

digital signatures

overview of configuration tasks, 20.3.2.3

enabling transport security in a delivery channel, 25.6.4.2

encrypted wallet passwords for host trading partners, 20.3.2.5

extensibility, 20.1.6

for trading partners, 20.1.2

host trading partner password encryption in high availability environments, 20.3.3

identity management configuration issues, 20.2.2

installation issues, 20.3.1

managing, 25.6

network messaging, 20.1.2

Oracle Application Server security services, 20.1.4

Oracle Identity Management Infrastructure, 20.1.5

overview, 20.1, 25.1

resources protected, 20.1.2

secure HTTP, 20.1.4

secure HTTP and client authentication

overview of tasks, 20.3.2.4

security framework configuration issues, 20.2.1

setting up SSL, 20.3.2.4.1

verifying SSL client authentication, 20.3.2.4.3

segments

in partner interface processes (PIPs), 24.2.2.3

send for approval button

on details pages, 5.2.11.2

on profile data details pages, 5.2.11.3

sequence

selecting the order in which to perform control flows, 12.12.2

server properties. See configuration parameters

SetParty step

creating for transformation maps after modeling wizard creation, 9.11.4

definition, 3.6.4.7, 12.9.1.7

details page displays the destination party, 12.9.6

execution, 12.9.1.7

for addressing parties, 3.6.4.7

selecting a destination party while creating a SetParty step, 12.9.3

supported control flows and data flows, 12.9.1.7

supported ports, 12.9.1.7

supported roles, 12.9.1.7

tutorial creation example, 7.3.2.12

use of, 3.6.4.7

Siebel 2000 adapter

adding an adapter interaction, 11.2.2

adding to an application, 15.3.2

creating a delivery channel, 15.3.5

signing credentials

assigning, 25.6.3.2

SMTP adapter. See E-Mail adapter

SMTP server

outbound E-Mail adapter interactions, 8.5.5.1

using with the E-Mail adapter, 8.5.3

split step

definition, 12.9.1.9

example of use, 21.1.3

execution, 12.9.1.9

supported control flows and data flows, 12.9.1.9

supported ports, 12.9.1.9

supported roles, 12.9.1.9

tutorial creation example, 7.4.6

spokes

definition, 3.6.4.5, 9.1.1

deleting, 9.12

multiple spokes with a business process, 9.1.2

tutorial creation example, 7.9.5

tutorial deletion example, 7.9.1

using native event correlation, 12.14.5

with event flow, 9.1.3

SSL. See secure socket layer (SSL)

Start step

definition, 12.9.1.1

execution, 12.9.1.1

supported control flows and data flows, 12.9.1.1

supported ports, 12.9.1.1

supported roles, 12.9.1.1

statements

associating a statement with an IF condition or ELSE condition, 13.6.11

creating a map variable, 13.6.24

creating an ELSE condition, 13.6.10

creating an event header rule, 13.6.31

creating an IF Condition, 13.7.5.2

creating an IF condition, 13.6.9

creating an iterator, 13.6.18

creating rules, 13.6.3

deleting a map variable, 13.6.26

deleting an ELSE condition, 13.6.13

deleting an IF condition, 13.6.13

deleting an iterator, 13.6.19

deleting rules, 13.6.4

domain value map case study, 13.7.6

event header rule case study, 13.6.34

explicitly mapping sources and targets, 13.6.3.3

iterator case study, 13.6.21

managing, 13.6

map variable case study, 13.6.28

mapping a single source and a single target, 13.6.3.1

mapping multiple sources and targets, 13.6.3.2

removing a statement from an IF condition or ELSE condition, 13.6.12

restriction on moving statements around in a condition, 13.6.11

restrictions on creating, 13.5

transformation condition case study, 13.6.15

transformation rule case study, 13.6.6

updating a domain value map rule, 13.7.5.3, 13.7.5.4

updating a map variable, 13.6.27

updating an event header rule, 13.6.33

updating an IF condition, 13.6.14

updating an iterator, 13.6.20

updating rules, 13.6.5

using a map variable in a rule, 13.6.25

states

coordinations, 3.6.6

event, 3.6.5.1

of a configuration, 16.2

role, 3.6.5.2

viewing modeling metadata and profile data lifecycle states on the details page, 5.2.11

step binding diagrams

changing the scale, 12.4.5

creating data flow, 12.4.5

creating step ports, 12.4.5

definition, 12.4.1.7

deleting data flow, 12.4.5

deleting steps or ports, 12.4.5

displaying other step binding diagrams, 12.4.5

displaying step or port details, 12.4.5

updating step ports, 12.4.5

viewing, 12.4.5

step control flows See control flows

step data flows

accessing step data flow management tasks, 12.11.1

creating, 12.11.2

definition, 12.1

deleting, 12.11.3

impact of deleting, 12.11.3

managing, 12.11

viewing the target port of a step data flow, 12.11.4

step instances

behavior during runtime, 3.6.5.3

step ports

accessing step port management tasks, 12.10.1

creating, 12.10.2

definition, 3.6.2.3, 12.1

deleting, 12.10.3

deleting a data flow between a role port and a step port, 12.7.7

impact of deleting, 12.10.3, 22.3.3

managing, 12.10

ports automatically created with each step, 12.9.3

restrictions on creating, 12.10.2

updating, 12.10.4

viewing, 12.10.5

step return code port

creating, 12.9.3, 21.1.3.1

example, 21.1.3

use in error handling, 21.1.3

steps

accessing step management tasks, 12.9.2

And step, 12.9.1.11

condition step, 12.9.1.6

consume step, 12.9.1.8

creating, 12.9.3

definition, 3.6.2.2, 12.1, 12.9

deleting, 12.9.4

End step, 12.9.1.2

examples of invalid And Step design, 12.14.3

examples of invalid Or Step design, 12.14.2

impact of deleting, 12.9.4

invalid design examples, 12.14.4

managing, 12.9

mutually exclusive path restrictions, 12.14.6

Or step, 12.9.1.10

pass-through step, 12.9.1.3

ports automatically created with each step, 12.9.3

roles in which steps can be created, 12.9.3

runtime behavior, 3.6.5.3

selecting a condition expression while creating a condition step, 12.9.3

selecting a datatype transformation map while creating a transformation step, 12.9.3

selecting a destination party while creating a SetParty step, 12.9.3

selecting a guard value during condition step creation, 12.9.3

selecting control flows during step creation, 12.9.3

SetParty step, 12.9.1.7

split step, 12.9.1.9

Start step, 12.9.1.1

step return code port creation, 12.9.3

transformation step, 12.9.1.4

translation step, 12.9.1.5

types that manage events, 12.9

types that process events, 12.9

updating, 12.9.5

valid design examples, 12.14.4

viewing, 12.9.6

supported actors

accessing supported actor management tasks, 25.5.1.1

assigning a time in which to process a collaboration, 25.5.1.2

assigning to a trading partner agreement participant, 26.4.2

buyer types, 25.5.1.2

creating, 25.5.1.2

definition, 25.5

deleting, 25.5.1.3

failure report administrator type, 25.5.1.2

managing

PIP failure notifier, 25.5.1.2

seller types, 25.5.1.2

updating, 25.5.1.4

updating validation rules states for a host trading partner, 25.5.1.7

updating validation rules states for a remote trading partner, 25.5.1.8

viewing for a host trading partner, 25.5.1.5

viewing for a remote trading partner, 25.5.1.6

synchronous transport mode

assigning, 25.6.2.2

system administrators

error handling, 21.1.1.1

system errors

definition, 21.1.2

system logger threads, 19.7.1

system-defined maps

cannot delete, 13.4.3

cannot update, 13.4.4

definition, 13.2.2

systems administrators

chapters to read, 1.4.2

how to use this guide, 1.1

responsibilities, 3.1

systems integration consultant

responsibilities, 3.1

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T

tablespaces

temporary, 19.10.3

Technical Dictionary

of RosettaNet, 24.2.3

technology adapters, 3.7.1.1

Advanced Queuing adapter, 3.7.1.1.1, 8.4

E-Mail adapter, 3.7.1.1.2, 8.5

File/FTP adapter, 3.7.1.1.3, 8.6

HTTP adapter, 3.7.1.1.4, 8.7

JMS adapter, 3.7.1.1.5, 8.8

Oracle Database adapter, 3.7.1.1.6, 8.9

Web Service adapter, 3.7.1.1.7, 8.10

threads

application role, 19.7.1

binding role, 19.7.1, 19.8.2

business process, 19.7.1

business role, 19.7.1

configuring, 19.7.1

inbound processor, 19.4

native role, 19.7.1

outbound processor, 19.4, 19.5.2, 19.8.2

system logger, 19.7.1

using a single role thread instead of five role threads, 4.5

token substituted text, 3.6.3.4

datatypes and event body elements, A.5.5

definition, 3.6.3.1

definition file, A.5.1

inbound e-mail responses to an alert e-mail, A.5.6

message body of a definition file, A.5.3

overview of support, A.5

subject body of a definition file, A.5.2

supported native format, 10.1

text in a definition file, A.5.4

used in alert e-mail example, 21.4

token substituted text translator

creating an event body element, 11.2.2.9.2

tradi, 25.9

trading partner agreement delivery channels

adding, 26.4.6

removing, 26.4.7, 26.4.8

updating, 26.4.8

viewing, 26.4.9

trading partner agreement native roles

accessing trading partner agreement native role management tasks, 26.5.1

adding, 26.5.2

example, 26.1.1

managing, 26.5

overview, 26.1

removing, 26.5.3

trading partner agreement participants

accessing trading partner agreement participant management tasks, 26.4.1

adding, 26.4.2

assigning a supported actor, 26.4.2

example, 26.1.1

managing, 26.4

overview, 26.1

removing, 26.4.3

updating, 26.4.4

viewing, 26.4.5

trading partner agreements

accessing trading partner agreement management tasks, 26.3.1

assigning a beginning date, 15.4.2, 26.3.2

assigning a concurrent conversation value, 26.3.2

assigning an ending date, 15.4.2, 26.3.2

assigning an invocation limit, 26.3.2

common user errors, 26.7

contents, 24.4

creating, 26.3.2

definition, 3.7.3, 24.4

deleting, 26.3.3

example, 26.1.1

managing, 26.3

overview, 26.1

updating, 26.3.4

validation and approval, 26.6

viewing, 26.3.5

viewing the lifecycle states, 26.3.5

trading partner identification types

accessing contact type administration tasks, 17.12.1

administering, 17.12

creating, 17.12.2

definition, 17.12

party ID, 24.5.1.1

viewing, 17.12.3

trading partner identifications

accessing trading partner identification management tasks, 25.3.1

assigning a DUNS number, 25.3.3

creating

deleting, 25.3.4

managing, 25.3

overview, 25.1

updating, 25.3.5

viewing, 25.3.6

trading partners

accessing trading partner tas, 25.2

common user errors, 26.7

contents, 24.4.1

cooperations, 3.7.2

definition, 3.7.2, 24.4.1

delivery and security, 3.7.2

delivery channel, 24.4.1.2

endpoints, 3.7.2

example, 26.1.1

host and remote capabilities, 25.2

list page overview, 5.4.2

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support, 24.5.1

overview, 26.1

party ID, 24.4.1.1

updating the host organization name, 25.3.2

validation and approval, 26.6

viewing the lifecycle states, 26.2.5

trading partners tab

overview of tasks, 5.4.2

transformation binding roles

definition, 3.6.4.5, 12.6.4

managing, 12.6

transformation conditions

case study, 13.6.15

definition, 13.6.7

restriction on moving statements around in a condition, 13.6.11

transformation design errors

incrementally populating a complex datatype using submaps, 14.2.5

no checking for the existence of a datatype member of the model group choice, 14.2.2

no checking for the existence of an optional datatype member, 14.2.1

no creating a submap to populate a multiple occurrence target member, 14.2.4

no defining an iterator to access a datatype member with multiple occurrences, 14.2.3

no populating mandatory target members, 14.2.6

transformation design limitations

no overwrite ability for target members, 14.3.3

NOT operator is unsupported, 14.3.4

only global map variables are supported, 14.3.1

transformation statements cannot be moved in the user interface tool, 14.3.2

transformation map details page

in user interface tool, 5.2.4

transformation maps

overview, 13.2

transformation rules

accessing transformation rules management tasks, 13.6.2

case study, 13.6.6

creating, 13.6.3

definition, 13.5, 13.6.1

deleting, 13.6.4

examples, B.1

explicitly mapping sources and targets, 13.6.3.3

mapping a single source and a single target, 13.6.3.1

mapping multiple sources and targets, 13.6.3.2

updating, 13.6.5

transformation statements

can be part of other statements, 13.6.2

creating for transformation maps after modeling wizard creation, 9.11.2

overview, 13.5

restrictions on creating, 13.5

tutorial creation example, 7.5.5, 7.6.3, 7.9.6

transformation step

definition, 3.6.4.5, 12.9.1.4

details page links to the associated transformation map, 12.9.6, 13.3.5

example of use, 21.1.3

execution, 12.9.1.4

selecting a datatype transformation map while creating a transformation step, 12.9.3

step return code port, 21.1.3

supported control flows and data flows, 12.9.1.4

supported ports, 12.9.1.4

supported roles, 12.9.1.4

tutorial manual creation example, 7.4.3.4

use of, 3.6.4.5

transformations

accessing datatype transformation map management tasks, 13.4.1

accessing domain column and party management tasks, 13.7.3.1

accessing domain value map column and row management tasks, 13.7.4.1

accessing domain value map management tasks, 13.7.2.1

accessing domain value map rule management tasks, 13.7.5.1

accessing event header rule management tasks, 13.6.30

accessing event type transformation map management tasks, 13.3.1

accessing iterator management tasks, 13.6.17

accessing map variable management tasks, 13.6.23

accessing transformation condition management tasks, 13.6.8

accessing transformation rules management management tasks, 13.6.2

associating a statement with an IF condition or ELSE condition, 13.6.11

common user errors, 14.2

concepts, 3.2.5

creating a transformation rule, 13.6.3

creating additional sources and targets, 13.3.6

creating datatype transformation maps, 13.4.2

creating event transformation map domain value map rule statements, 13.7.5.2

creating event transformation map ELSE condition statements, 13.6.10

creating event transformation map event header rule statements, 13.6.31

creating event transformation map IF condition statements, 13.6.9

creating event transformation map iterator statements, 13.6.18

creating event transformation map variable, 13.6.24

creating event transformation maps, 13.3.2

definition, 3.6.4.3

deleting datatype transformation maps, 13.4.3

deleting event transformation map domain value map rule statements, 13.7.5.3

deleting event transformation map ELSE condition statements, 13.6.13

deleting event transformation map IF condition statements, 13.6.13

deleting event transformation map iterator statements, 13.6.19

deleting event transformation map variable, 13.6.26

deleting event transformation maps, 13.3.3

deleting sources and targets, 13.3.7

deleting transformation rules, 13.6.4

domain value map case study, 13.7.6

domain value map rule examples, B.3

domain value maps, 13.7.1

event header rule case study, 13.6.34

event header rule examples, B.2

explicitly mapping sources and targets, 13.6.3.3

for correcting vocabulary mismatches, 3.6.4.1

implicit conversion between datatypes support, 14.1

implicit conversion for source and target parameters, 14.1.1

implicit conversion for source and target parameters in the same datatype transformation map, 14.1.2

inserting or appending statements, 13.6.25

iterator case study, 13.6.21

managing datatype transformation maps, 13.4

managing event transformation map statements, 13.6

managing event transformation maps, 13.3

map variable case study, 13.6.28

mapping a single source and a single target, 13.6.3.1

mapping multiple sources and targets, 13.6.3.2

miscellaneous designs

choice, 14.9.2

constructs with anonymous members, 14.9

multiple datatype members with the same name, 14.9.4

referring to the entire map parameter, 14.9.3

of datatypes, 3.6.4.3

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support, 3.3.5

overview, 13.1

performance, 19.7.2, 19.8

removing a statement from an IF condition or ELSE condition, 13.6.12

transformation condition case study, 13.6.15

transformation rule case study, 13.6.6

transformation rule examples, B.1

updating a map variable, 13.6.27

updating datatype transformation maps, 13.4.4

updating event transformation map domain value map rule statements, 13.7.5.4

updating event transformation map event header rule statements, 13.6.33

updating event transformation map IF condition statements, 13.6.14

updating event transformation map iterator statements, 13.6.20

updating event transformation maps, 13.3.4

updating sources and targets, 13.3.8

updating transformation rules, 13.6.5

using a map variable in a rule, 13.6.25

viewing a datatype transformation map, 13.4.5

viewing an event transformation map, 13.3.5

viewing an event transformation map parameter, 13.3.9

viewing current performance, 18.2.1.3

transformations tab

overview of tasks, 5.3.5

translation binding roles

definition, 3.6.3.4, 12.6.2

managing, 12.6

translation step

definition, 3.6.3.4, 12.9.1.5

execution, 12.9.1.5

step return code port, 21.1.3

supported control flows and data flows, 12.9.1.5

supported ports, 12.9.1.5

supported roles, 12.9.1.5

use of, 3.6.3.4

translations

concepts, 3.2.4

creating an event body element if you specified a D3L translator, 11.2.2.9.3

creating an event body element if you specified a token substituted text translator, 11.2.2.9.2

creating an event body element if you specified an XSD translator, 11.2.2.9.1

definition, 3.6.3.1

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support, 3.3.4

overview, A.1

performance, 19.7.2, 19.8

specifying a data, 11.2.2.9

tutorial selection example, 7.3.2.2, 7.3.2.5, 7.6.1

viewing current performance, 18.2.1.3

viewing in a native format, 17.4.12

within translation binding roles, 3.6.3.4

translators

accessing translator administration tasks, 17.5.1

adding a native format, 17.5.5

adding to a native format, 17.4.6

administrating, 17.5

creating, 17.5.2

definition, 17.4

deleting, 17.5.3

native format

D3L, 11.2.2.8

token substituted text, 11.2.2.8

XSD, 11.2.2.8

prepackaged translators that you cannot delete or update, 17.5

removing a native format, 17.5.6

removing from a native format, 17.4.7

supported, 10.6, A.1

viewing, 17.5.4

transport endpoints

deleting, 25.6.2.6

updating, 25.6.2.7, 25.6.2.7

viewing, 25.6.2.8

transport layer

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support, 24.5.1.2.2

transport security

enabling in a delivery channel, 25.6.4.2

transports

accessing transport management tasks, 25.6.2.1

assigning to a delivery channel, 25.6.4.2

creating, 25.6.2.2

definition, 25.1

deleting, 25.6.2.3

guidelines, 24.2.1.1, 24.2.1.2

managing, 25.6.2

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect RosettaNet Implementation Framework (RNIF) version 1.1 support, 24.3.1.1

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect RosettaNet Implementation Framework (RNIF) version 2.0 support, 24.3.1.2

updating, 25.6.2.4

using the synchronous transport mode, 25.6.2.2

viewing, 25.6.2.5

troubleshooting

adapter framework errors, 21.3

Advanced Queuing adapter, 8.4.12

E-Mail adapter, 8.5.12

File/FTP adapter, 8.6.11

HTTP adapter, 8.7.12

integration manager errors, 21.3

JMS adapter, 8.8.12

log files, 22.1.1

Oracle Database adapter, 8.9.12

performing runtime troubleshooting

creating a coordination status report, 22.2.2

creating an error status report, 22.2.1

creating an event status report, 22.2.3

using the IP.tip_rtlog log table, 22.2.4

reports, 22.1.3

running the iprtcln.sql script, 22.2.4

setting business intelligence logging levels, 22.1.2

SSL setup, 20.3.2.4.2

table of troubleshooting details in the application adapter guides, 22.4.2

table of troubleshooting details in this guide, 22.4.1

tutorial example, 7.3.6, 7.3.6.3

use case, 22.2.5

Web Service adapter, 8.10.11

tuning

adapter framework

integration manager, 19.8

metadata repository, 19.10

tutorial

adding a delivery channel to an application agreement, 7.3.3.2, 7.3.3.7, 7.7.2.2

adding a native role to an application agreement, 7.3.3.3, 7.3.3.8, 7.7.2.3

adding a spoke with the Create Spoke wizard, 7.6.2

adding an adapter, 7.3.1.2, 7.3.1.8, 7.7.1.2

adding an event flow to a spoke with the Add Event Flow wizard, 7.5.4

checking log files, 7.3.6, 7.3.6.2

common user errors, 7.3.6

creating a condition expression, 7.4.2.1

creating a condition step, 7.4.2.2

creating a data flow, 7.4.5, 7.4.7

creating a delivery channel, 7.3.1.3, 7.7.1.3

creating a native event, 7.9.4

creating a native event correlation, 7.5.3

creating a native event manually, 7.5.1

creating a role port, 7.4.5, 7.4.7

creating a split step, 7.4.6

creating a spoke, 7.9.5

creating a transformation statement, 7.5.5, 7.6.3, 7.9.6

creating a transformation step manually, 7.4.3.4

creating an application, 7.3.1.1, 7.3.1.7, 7.7.1.1

creating an application agreement, 7.3.3.1, 7.3.3.6, 7.7.2

creating an event map, 7.3.2.3, 7.3.2.6, 7.5.2, 7.6.1.1

creating an event transformation map, 7.3.2.10, 7.3.2.11, 7.4.3.1

creating an interaction, 7.3.2.1, 7.3.2.4

creating an Or step, 7.4.4

creating and deploying a configuration, 7.3.4, 7.7.3

creating and deploying the initial configuration, 7.3

creating application details, 7.3.1

creating business datatypes, 7.3.2.8, 7.4.1.1, 7.4.1.4

creating business datatypes manually, 7.8.1

creating complex datatype members manually, 7.8.2.1

creating complex datatypes manually, 7.8.2

creating modeling metadata with the Create End-to-End Basic Integration wizard, 7.3.2.7

creating modeling metadata with the modeling wizards, 7.3.2.7

creating reports, 7.3.6.1

creating the business event body element, 7.3.2.9, 7.4.1.3, 7.4.1.6

creating the business event manually, 7.4.1.2, 7.4.1.5

creating the native event, translation, and application event, 7.3.2.2, 7.3.2.5, 7.6.1

deleting a native event, 7.9.3

deleting a spoke, 7.9.1

deleting an event transformation map, 7.9.2

example of adapter-centric methodology, 6.2

example of an adapter-centric methodology, 7.1.1

example scenario, 7.1.1

files used, 7.10

importing business datatypes, 7.3.2.8, 7.4.1.1, 7.4.1.4

manually designing some modeling metadata, 7.4

methods of design, 7.2.1

overview of phases, 7.1.5

preparations before starting, 7.2

removing a control flow, 7.4.8

required files, 7.2

selecting an application type, 7.3.1.1, 7.3.1.7, 7.7.1.1

selecting the destination party in the SetParty Step, 7.3.2.12

sending an agreement for approval, 7.3.3.5, 7.3.3.10, 7.7.2.5

sending an application for approval, 7.3.1.5, 7.3.1.11, 7.7.1.5

setting business intelligence logging configuration parameters, 7.3.6.2

setting business intelligence reporting, 7.3.4

setting the party in an event header rule, 7.6.3.4

testing the results, 7.3.5, 7.3.6, 7.7.4

troubleshooting, 7.3.6, 7.3.6.3

updating an agreement to use a new native role, 7.9.7

updating an application event, 7.9

validating an application, 7.3.1.4, 7.3.1.10, 7.7.1.4

validating an application agreement, 7.3.3.4, 7.3.3.9, 7.7.2.4

Tuxedo adapter

adding an adapter interaction, 11.2.2

adding to an application, 15.3.2

creating a delivery channel, 15.3.5

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URI

entering as an endpoint, 25.7.1.2, 25.7.2.2

use case groups

viewing, 25.4.1.12

use cases, 25.4

definition, 3.5

user errors

application and application agreement, 15.7

business processes and roles, 12.16

datatypes, 10.9

deployment, 16.2.2, 16.6

events, 11.8

modeling wizards, 9.13

trading partner and trading partner agreements, 26.7

transformation designs, 14.2

tutorial, 7.3.6

user inter, 5.2.11.3

user interface tool

accessing, 5.1

adapter tasks you perform, 8.2

administration, 17.1, 17.1

administration tab overview, 5.7

Administrator role required for use, 25.4

agreements tab overview, 5.4.4

applications tab overview, 5.4.3

business process and role diagrams, 5.2.3

business processes tab overview, 5.3.1

condition expressions tab overview, 5.3.7

configuration tab overview, 5.7.1

creating, adding, deleting, and removing data, 5.2.6

datatypes tab overview, 5.3.4

definition, 4.1, 4.2

deployment tab overview, 5.5

details pages overview, 5.2.2

event types tab overview, 5.3.3

exporting profile data to an XML file, 5.2.10

flexibility of design, 4.2, 5.2.5, 6.1

host tab cooperations section overview, 5.4.1.1

host tab delivery and security section overview, 5.4.1.1

host tab endpoints section overview, 5.4.1.1

host tab organization section overview, 5.4.1.1

host tab overview, 5.4.1

interactions tab overview, 5.3.6

list pages overview, 5.2.1

location of export button, 5.2.2

main page, 5.1

management tab overview, 5.7.2

methodologies for using, 6.1

modeling incomplete information, 5.2.5

modeling tab overview, 5.3

page layout, 5.2

profile data details pages with export button, 5.2.10

profiles tab overview, 5.4

reports tab overview, 5.6

restrictions on using the browser ba, 5.2.8

roles tab overview, 5.3.2

searching for data, 5.2.9

trading partners tab overview, 5.4.2

transformation map details page, 5.2.4

transformations tab overview, 5.3.5

user currently logged in, 5.2.1

viewing modeling metadata and profile data states on the deta, 5.2.11

user roles

removing, 25.4.1.11

viewing, 25.4.1.12, 25.4.1.12

user-defined maps

definition, 13.2.2

users

admin user name, 5.1, 20.1.1

administrator, 3.1

analyst, 3.1

assigning to a person, 25.4.1.2

business administrator, 3.1

business process manager, 3.1

chapters for all users to read, 1.2

chapters for analysts to read, 1.5

chapters for business administrators to read, 1.4.1

chapters for business process managers to read, 1.3.3

chapters for connection managers to read, 1.3.1

chapters for event managers to read, 1.3.2

chapters for systems administrators to read, 1.4.2

connection manager, 3.1

currently logged into the user interface tool, 5.2.1

event manager, 3.1

for accessing the user interface tool, 5.1

how to use this guide, 1.1

ias_admin user name, 20.1.1

integration architect, 3.1

modeler, 3.1

of Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect, 3.1

systems administrator, 3.1

systems integration consultant, 3.1

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validated lifecycle state

description, 5.2.11

for modeling metadata and profile data, 5.2.11.2

validations

Advanced Queuing adapter prerequisites, 8.4.8

concepts, 3.2.6

creating for a native format, 17.4.8

deleting a native format, 17.4.9

design roles to ensure proper validations, 12.14

E-Mail adapter prerequisites, 8.5.8

File/FTP adapter prerequisites, 8.6.7

HTTP adapter prerequisites, 8.7.8

JMS adapter prerequisites, 8.8.8

native event definition, 3.6.1.5

of a configuration, 16.1.2

of application agreements, 15.6

of applications, 15.6

of host trading partner, 25.9

of remote trading partners agreements, 25.9

of trading partners, 26.6

of trading partners agreements, 26.6

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support for native event validation, 3.3.6

Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect support for RosettaNet validation, 24.3.4

Oracle Database adapter prerequisites, 8.9.8

RosettaNet, 24.2.4

updating for a native format, 17.4.10

viewing in a native format, 17.4.11

Web Service adapter prerequisites, 8.10.8

value types

definition, 8.3

supported native formats, 8.3

VSAM adapter

adding an adapter interaction, 11.2.2

adding to an application, 15.3.2

creating a delivery channel, 15.3.5

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wallet passwords

creating for a host trading partner, 25.8.1

encrypted for host trading partners, 20.3.2.5

managing for a host trading partner, 25.8

updating for a host trading partner, 25.8.2

Web browsers

accessing the user interface tool, 5.1

for accessing the user interface tool, 5.1

restrictions on using the browser back and forward buttons, 5.2.8, 23

Web Service adapter

adapter exchange protocols, 8.10.4

adding an adapter interaction, 11.2.2.7

adding to an application, 15.3.2

additional setup tasks, 8.10.9

benefits of using, 8.10.1

creating a delivery channel, 15.3.5.7

definition, 3.7.1.1.7

delivery channel description, 8.10.3

design-time tasks, 8.10.5

diagnostics and troubleshooting, 8.10.11

errors, 8.10.7

interaction and record naming restrictions, 8.10.6

interaction questions, 11.2.2.7

Invoke Web Service Operation adapter exchange protocol, 8.10.4

limitations, 8.10.10

record element naming conventions, 8.10.5

supported versions, 8.10.2

use case, 8.10.12

use case adapter exchange protocol, 8.10.12.2

use case delivery channel questions, 8.10.12.1

use case interaction questions, 8.10.12.2

validation prerequisites, 8.10.8

wildcard members

creating, 10.4.2.2.3

definition, 10.4.1.3

deleting, 10.4.2.3.3

updating, 10.4.2.4.3

viewing, 10.4.2.5.3

wire messages

contents, 3.6.1.2

datatypes, 3.6.1.6

definition, 3.6.1.2

examples, A.3.2.1, A.4.6.1.1, A.4.6.1.2

native datatype format, 10.2.1

WSDL file

specifying during a Web Servi, 11.2.2.7

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XML file

export of a configuration, 16.5

export of profile data, 5.2.10

submitting to approvers, 5.2.11.3

XSD, 3.6.3.4

attributes with unsupported values, A.2.5

definition, 3.6.3.1

example of native datatype format file, 10.2.1

import XSD datatypes, 10.5

invalid XSDs

deterministic XSD constructs with lookahead, A.2.4.3

nondeterministic choice Block, A.2.4.1

nondeterministic sequence Block, A.2.4.2

naming restrictions

element, attribute, group, and attributeGroup, A.2.7.2

simpleType and complexType, A.2.7

overview of support, A.2

prepa, 17.4

preset datatype attributes automatically included in business datatypes, 10.4, 10.4.1.8, 10.4.2.5, 10.4.3.5

reference to an empty group, A.2.3

support unavailable through user interface tool

datatypes, A.2.8.2

derived datatype members, A.2.8.3

derived datatypes, A.2.8

supported native format, 10.1

tags unsupported by system, A.2.2

all with minOccurs="0", A.2.2.1

anyAttribute, A.2.2.2

choice or sequence with minOccurs="0" and/or maxOccurs greater than 1 except if parent is choice or sequence, A.2.2.3

complexContent or complexType with mixed="true, A.2.2.4, A.2.2.4.1, A.2.2.4.2

list, A.2.2.5

restriction (simpleContent) if the base attribute refers to a simpleType or if it has a locally defined base simpleType, A.2.2.7

restriction (simpleContent) that restricts any facets of its base complexType, A.2.2.8

union, A.2.2.6

unsupported XML instance constructs, A.2.6

XSD tags and attributes ignored by Oracle Application Server ProcessConnect, A.2.1

XSD transl, 11.2.2.9.1

XSD translator

creating an event body element, 11.2.2.9.1

preserve namespaces for native instances, 11.2.2.9.1