Oracle Retail 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.

Within Oracle Retail, the messages that flow between the applications are defined statically through these XML schemas (XSDs). These Business Objects are the message payloads, or the basis of message payloads for the Oracle Retail integration products, such as the Oracle Retail Integration Bus (RIB), Oracle Retail Service backbone (RSB) and RIB Integration Gateway Services (IGS).

All message-based integration flow, RIB and Services, at the Enterprise level or the individual application level all use a common set of governed Business Objects.

The xsd definition can be reached via the individual integration catalogs for the RIB  and RSB Services.

The RIB Summary cross references:

• RIB

The Business Objects are accessed by the Service Functional Specification and the Integration Catalogs

• RSB
  

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Oracle Retail Business Objects

The Oracle Retail Business Object (RBO) 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.