Bookshelf v8.0: Siebel Connector for IAA-XML Configuration Overview

The Siebel Connector for IAA-XML can be configured to support several types of IAA Business Object Model packages. Figure 3 illustrates the main steps in configuring the Siebel Connector for IAA-XML.

The following checklist shows the high-level procedure for configuring your system to use the Siebel Connector for IAA-XML.


Checklist
q	Install the MQSeries Financial Services Edition. For details, see The MQSeries Financial Services Edition.
q	Creating the integration objects in Siebel Tools. For details, see Creating Integration Objects in Siebel Tools.
q	Configuring the IAA-XML business service in Siebel Tools. For details, see Configuring the IAA-XML Business Service
q	Configuring the transformation maps in Siebel Client. For details, see Configuring the IAA-XML Business Service
q	Configuring events to trigger the workflow in real time using Runtime Event Manager (Inbound). For details, see Configuring the IAA-XML Business Service
q	Configuring server tasks to dispatch the message to workflow (Outbound). For details, see Configuring the IAA-XML Business Service
q	Configuring the Siebel Connector for IAA-XML for sending an IAA-XML message. For details, see Configuring the IAA-XML Business Service
q	Configuring the Siebel Connector for IAA-XML for receiving an IAA-XML message. For details, see Sample Workflow IAA Server Party Package Workflow.
q	Design your workflow. For details, see Configuring the Data Transformation Maps

To illustrate this procedure consider a scenario where Siebel Financial Services application sends a newly created contact to an external application for adding it to its database and also receives a newly generated contact record from an external applications to add to Siebel database. This illustration corresponds to the <AddPartyRequest> and <AddPartyResponse> commands in IAA-XML. We use the MQ Server Transport in this configuration roadmap but you can use other transports when applicable.