Creating and Configuring the Inbound Web Service for the Integration Framework

To implement embedded interviews for Siebel Public Sector Self Service or other applications, you must create and the inbound Web service for the Intelligent Advisor integration framework. This topic is part of Creating and Configuring Inbound Web Services for Embedded Interviews.

Note: Some of the information presented here is also needed to complete the task in Creating and Configuring the Inbound Web Service for Siebel Public Sector Self Service and a similar task topic in Siebel Mobile Guide: Connected.

Create the following inbound Web service for the Intelligent Advisor integration framework:

  1. Navigate to Administration - Web Services, then Inbound Web Services.

  2. In the Inbound Web Services list, create a new record, with values like the following:

    Namespace. Specify the namespace for this inbound Web service. Enter:

    http://xmlns.oracle.com/policyautomation/hub/12.2.18/metadata/types

    Name. Specify the name of this inbound Web service. Enter OIA Integration Services.

    Status. To make this inbound Web service active, enter Active.

    Comment. Enter OIA Integration Services.

  3. In the Service Ports list, create three new records:

    • Use these values for Load:

      • Name. Specify a name for this service port. Enter OIALoad.

      • Type. Specify the type of this service port. Enter Workflow Process.

      • Business Service/Business Process Name. Specify the business service or business process name. Enter OIA Load Workflow Process.

      • Transport. Specify the transport for this service port. Enter HTTP.

      • Address. Not used.

      • Binding. Specify the binding for this service port. Enter SOAP_DOC_LITERAL.

    • Repeat these steps for Get Checkpoint, but using these values:

      • Name. Enter OIAGetCheckpoint.

      • Business Service/Business Process Name. Enter OIA Get Checkpoint.

    • Repeat these steps for Set Checkpoint, but using these values:

      • Name. Enter OIASetCheckpoint.

      • Business Service/Business Process Name. Enter OIA Set Checkpoint.

  4. In the Operations list, for each of the service port records, create one or more new records to support each use case required.

    • For OIALoad, create one or more operation records like the following to support your use case:

      • Name. Specify a name for this operation.

        • For example, for Siebel Public Sector Self Service, enter PUBContact_Load.

        • For the Siebel Mobile application for Siebel Financial Services, you might create multiple records: FINSAcc_Load, FINSAppCap_Load, and FINSCon_Load.

      • Method Display Name. Specify the method display name for this operation. Enter RunProcess.

      • Authentication Type. Specify the authentication type for this operation. Enter Username/Password - clear text.

      • Request Filter Service Display. Specify the request filter service display for this operation. Enter Metadata Filter Service.

      • Request Filter Method Display. Specify the request filter method display for this operation. Enter Request Filter Method.

      • Response Filter Service Display. Specify the response filter service display for this operation. Enter Metadata Filter Service.

      • Response Filter Method Display. Specify the response filter method display for this operation. Enter Response Filter Method.

    • For OIAGetCheckpoint, repeat these steps, but specify a different name.

      • For example, for Siebel Public Sector Self Service, enter PUBContact_GetCheckpoint.

      • For the Siebel Mobile application for Siebel Financial Services, enter FINSAppCap_GetCheckpoint.

    • For OIASetCheckpoint, repeat these steps, but specify a different name.

      • For example, for Siebel Public Sector Self Service, enter PUBContact_SetCheckpoint.

      • For the Siebel Mobile application for Siebel Financial Services, enter FINSAppCap_SetCheckpoint.