1. Business Processes and Rules: Siebel Enterprise Application Integration
  2. Outbound Requests

Outbound Requests

The steps for creating an outbound EAI Dispatch Service are the same as the steps for an inbound EAI Dispatch Service with some differences in the workflow. The following illustrates the high-level architecture of an outbound Dispatch Service. For details on how to create an outbound workflow, see Outbound Scenario.

In this image, External System is connected to Transport/Interface/Business Service (HTTP, MQ, MSMQ, Java). Transport/Interface/Business Service is connected to EAI Dispatch Service. EAI Dispatch Service is connected to Workflow. Incoming data transformed into hierarchy data is connected to Transport/Interface/Business Service and EAI Dispatch Service. Doc 1 (Incoming data transformed into hierarchy data) is connected to EAI Dispatch Service and Workflow. Incoming Data in MIME, XML, XML with attachment, and other formats is connected to Transport/Interface/Business Service. Database is connected via Dispatch Rules to EAI Dispatch Service.