1.3 Data Flow and Integration Patterns
This topic describes about the data flow and integration patterns.
The following diagram provides high-level information on the data flow and
integration patterns used in FCIS-FCUBS integration.
Figure 1-1 Data Flow and Integration Patterns
The following table contains the integration processes, the pattern of each process, and the communication channels:
Table 1-2 Data Flow and Integration Patterns
Integration Process | From | To | Integration Pattern | Communication Channel |
---|---|---|---|---|
Create CIF | FCUBS | NA | Manual Input | Manual Input |
Create UH | FCIS | NA | Manual Input | Manual Input |
Get CASA Details | FCUBS | FCIS | Fetch (Request-Response) | Web Service |
CIF Details | FCUBS | FCIS | Event processing | Queue - XML data |
CIF Details EOD Batch Reconciliation | FCUBS | FCIS | Transaction (batch process) | Batch Process |
Validate for CIF Closure | FCUBS/FCIS | FCIS/FCUBS | Transaction (Request-Response) | Web Service |
Settlement Request and Response | FCUBS/FCIS | FCIS/FCUBS | Transaction (Request-Response) | Web Service |
Settlement Request and Response - Batch | FCUBS/FCIS | FCIS/FCUBS | Transaction (batch process) | Batch Process |
This integration uses:
- Web services for synchronous processes where the request is sent, and the response is received in real-time.
- Notifications are when data is sent to the target system based on an event.
- Batch processes for data reconciliation.
Parent topic: Oracle FCUBS - FCIS Integration