Oracle Retail Integration Bus

The Oracle Retail Integration Bus (RIB) is a fully distributed integration infrastructure that uses Message Oriented Middleware (MOM) to integrate applications.

The RIB enables various Oracle Retail applications to integrate in asynchronous and near real time fashion. The RIB provides additional value added business and infrastructure services to the Oracle Retail applications in addition to providing integration connectivity. 

Communication across the RIB is via xml messages. These messages describe the Retail Business Objects (such as items, purchase orders, suppliers, and so on) in a standard way and are governed on behalf of the Oracle Retail applications.

The Integration Gateway Services product places a web service facade around several RIB Message Families. The summary and detail of the IGS services are included in the RSB Home content.

• IGS in RSB Summary Xref.
  

There are Enterprise Configurations for RIB attached applications, RMS and RWMS, related to sequence numbering (Distro) that should be observed to prevent overlap between RMS and RWMS. 

With this release there is a RIBtoInjectorService component.  There is an out-of-box example packaged as part of the Commerce Anywhere functionality.  The RIBtoINjectorService is documented in the RSB Developer's Guide.

• RIBforOMS

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• Integration Guide Home
• RIB Home
• RSB Home
• Common Business Objects Home
• API Mapping Reports

RIB Related Content

• RIB Context and Integration Models
• RIB Logical and Physical Models
• RIBForOMS Integration Model
  
• RIB Integration Catalog
  
• RIB Message Family Summary
• RIB Flow File
• RIB Flow ID Xref
  

  Summary Catalogs By Application

• RMS
• SIM
• RWMS
• RPM

Integration Styles

Oracle Retail Integration Bus (RIB)

The Oracle Retail Integration Bus (RIB) is a fully distributed integration infrastructure that implements messaging using Asynchronous JMS Pub/Sub Fire-and-Forget.

Oracle Retail Service Backbone (RSB)

Oracle Retail Service Backbone (RSB) is the productization of a set of Web Services, ESBs and Security tools that standardize the deployment and run time of Web Service flows within Oracle Retail Suite of applications.

Oracle Retail Common Business Objects

The Oracle Retail Business Object (BO) is the name given to the logical representation of an Oracle Retail Business Entity. The definition of that object is in the form of an XML Schema (XSD).

The schema represents the common object definition for business concepts, such as account, supplier, purchase order, and item.