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How Oracle Enterprise
Repository and Continuous
Integration Drive Your SOA
SDLC

Scott
Nieman

-

Enterprise Architect, Land
O’Lakes

Robert Wunderlich
-

Sr. Principal Product
Manager, Oracle


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Program Agenda


Continuous Integration
–

What, Why, How


Experience at Land O’Lakes


Questions and Answers

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What is Continuous Integration?

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2

3

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Single
-
source repository

Self
-
testing builds

Frequent builds

Visibility

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Why use Continuous Integration?

Key to agile development

Find and fix issues early

Latest stable build

More frequent testing

More visibility

Better code at less cost

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Development Cycle

Find
Bugs

Build

Develop

Test

Check
Out

Check

In

Yes

No

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Integration Cycle

Integrate

Fix Defects

Regression
Test

Find Defects

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Deployment Pipelines


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
Oracle SOA Suite and Oracle
Enterprise Repository works
well with open source offerings
such as Apache Maven,
Subversion and Hudson


You can use other products for
source control, CI management,
and build if you choose


Example of Software to set up Continuous
Integration

Solutions

How Oracle Enterprise Repository
and Continuous Integration Drive
Your SOA SDLC

Scott Nieman

Enterprise Architect
-

Integration

Sampath Kurra

Fusion Middleware Developer

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Land O’Lakes, Inc. today


~10,000
employees


3,200
direct producer
-
members and
1,000
member
-
cooperatives


Serve +
300,000

agricultural producers


300+
facilities in the U.S
.



3

diversified businesses


Annual revenue
+
$14
billion


Goal to
double revenues and increase
international growth
in the next 10 years

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Animal nutrition and feed

Agriculture services,
crop inputs

Dairy foods

An operating company with
three
diversified businesses

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FMW Evolution at Land O’Lakes


SOA Suite 10g:

–
Custom
Jython

deploy tool; from
Team Foundation Server to single AIA
domain

–
M
anaged
deployment requests using
Sharepoint


SOA Suite 11g PS2: same process


FMW PS5: expanded multiple domains and FMW tools

–
L
everaged Hudson/ Subversion

–
K
icked the tires on
Oracle Enterprise
Repository with Rapid Start program


PS6: ramping up OER, planning for 12c and beyond

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Fusion Middleware Runtime Environment


AIA/B2B (SOA Suite 11g PS5, plus AIA
fp
) (6 node cluster)


Direct (
SOA Suite 11g
PS5 only)
(6 node cluster
)


Oracle Service
Bus
(4
node cluster)


Oracle Data Integrator (single node
–

kicking tires)


Business Process Management
(6 node cluster
)


Business
Activity Monitoring
(2
node cluster
)


Business Transaction Management (single node )


Oracle Enterprise Management Cloud Control (OEM12c)



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FMW Physical Architecture (
Env
: DEV, QA, Prod)

AIA/B2B

Direct

BAM

BPM

ODI

OSB

F5

OER

BTM

OEM12c

Exadata

OSR

Hudson SVN

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Continuous Integration
(Build) Server


Hudson

–
Run Jobs (ANT, Maven/WLST)

–
Build / Deploy
; varies based on technology;
SVN tag/build number in custom table

–
Not using SVN triggers


Subversion (SVN)
–

source of truth for code

–
Multiple code repositories, per WLS domain

–
Tag code, branch, merge

–
Folders match SOA partitions, OER classifications


Oracle Enterprise Repository PS6 (an evolution for LOL)

–
Governance: Project/ Asset/ Business Application inter
-
dependencies

–
Incorporate as key part of our software development lifecycle;
system of record


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Build Capabilities


OSB
–

Jython

=> ANT/ WLST


AIA Composite
–

ANT => AID


Direct Composite
-

ANT


BPM

–
ADF
–

Maven/ANT

–
Composite
-

ANT


To do:

–
B2B SelfService.xml (challenging)
-

ANT

–
Incorporate Harvester during build; in progress

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SOA/ OSB/ BPM deployments

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AIA Deployments

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Demo Hudson

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Hudson Build History

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Console Output

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Build Parameters

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Managing Builds

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Oracle Enterprise Repository

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Governance Goals with OER and BPM


Capture project
-
related information
throughout the SDLC


Manage the SDLC
using BPM from concept to code

–
Replace RICE spreadsheets (Reports, Integrations, Customizations, Enhancements)

–
Code visibility; which environment does code exist


Improve ROM
estimates
by leveraging
SDLC metrics
stored/referenced in OER


Manage
inter
-
dependencies

between assets (what
-
if scenarios)


Classification and categorization
of assets


Discovery of reusable assets
during project inception/design phases


Service / Integration
polices

including SLA, access, code compliance


System of Record
(not to be confused with Source of Truth for code)


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OER PS5 Rapid Start Challenges


Project Lifecycle Workbench and OER Project were over lapping


Oracle Business Process Management Suite 10g used not BPM 11g; ‘all
-
nighter’ to get installed and configured


OEM12c metric collection was not compatible with OER 11g PS5


Harvester was not capable using F5 load
balancer; needed to target one
managed server in the cluster


Software File Identifier was
causing duplicating assets
vs.
BPM flow or
updating
Asset Lifecycle Stage
(which
was not available at the time
)


PS5 project added new tools to the tool chest; revamped most of our
integrations to use OSB and separate Direct
soa
-
infra domain


Prompted us to focus on
OER planning to align with Oracle Roadmap

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Long Term Governance Direction

OER; full SDLC

SVN

Hudson/Maven

maven
-
soapui
-
plugin

b
inary repository

BPM

SDLC

ServiceNow
/

CMDB

Change Management

Incident Management

PPM

UML

IDE

Design Documents

Custom Python script generator

Inception

Arch/Desig
n

Code

Deploy / Govern

Execute

Monitor

BTM

OEM12c

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Execution of OER Plan


Clean install of OER PS6


Model FMW SDLC using BPM Studio


Understand what capabilities exist in OER today and leverage what we
can to gain value


Understand OER Event Manager to advance state in BPMN process
representing SDLC


Extend OER using Asset Editor


Harvest as
-
is code in production


Build BPMN process (and sub
-
processes)


Work closely with Oracle

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Software Development Lifecycle

•
Iterative build out of capabilities using BPM Suite 11g / ADF

•
Roles: Enterprise Architect/ Solution Architect / Developer

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OER 11g capabilities to date

•
OER assumes completed code; ‘Abstract Assets’ possible

Current Capabilities from Oracle

OER 11g/ Hudson/
Harvester

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Expanded View
–

Architect View (
~
PLW)

OER

Art
-
form

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Application Integration Readiness Assessment

Architectural Principle: SOA
-
based capabilities with Events

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Expanded View
–

Development View

•
Integration Process (‘flow’) comprised of multiple Integration
Components, often times different FMW technologies

•
Likely implemented as a BPMN sub
-
process / component

OER

CCI

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Expanded View
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Test View

OER

OER

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Expanded View
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Production View

OER

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OER Event Manager with OOTB HTTP
Notifier

How to advance ‘state’ in BPM process

OER

BPM 11g

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OER Event Manager with JMS
Notifier

OER

BPM 11g

Hudson

Swap

ActiveMQ

With

WLS JMS

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Model Asset Lifecycle

Stages


OER provides a starting point


Map to existing OER
capabilities

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OER wants completed code

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Looking at Project
-
based stages:
Inception, Estimated, Specified


GOAL: Replace ‘RICE’
spreadsheet

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Date Started, Completed

–
Unit Test, SIT, UAT stats

DEV

QA

Prod

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Lifecycle Stages

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OER Asset Editor
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Our usages

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Asset Types

–
Used those defined by Solution Packs

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Import ONLY AIA, else duplicates


Categorizations

–
‘Asset function’; extended to match UML Stereotypes

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Changed ‘Domains’ to ‘Business Process Areas’; extended

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Lifecycle Stages; match to our
SDLC

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Added ‘Lines of Business’; match our organization structure


Relationships: one of the strongest features of OER

–
out
-
of
-
box OK

–

so far

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Examples

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More

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Categories set in ANT
repository.submit

Task

<
repository.submit

repositoryurl
="http://server.example.com:8080/
oer
"

repositoryusername
="
myuser
"
registrypassword
="*****"
settingsFile
="../LOLHarvesterSettings.xml">

<
remoteProjects

uri
="http://mywlsserver:7001" username="admin" password="*****"
serverType
="
SOASuite
"
soaPartition
="${
partiton
}">

<
projectName
>ShipmentEBS_rev1.0</
projectName
>

<
projectName
>RequestShipmentOTM627ReleaseProvABCS_rev2.0</
projectName
>

</
remoteProjects
>

<
applyCategorization

type='
LineOfBusiness
' value='Enterprise'
applyToExistingAssets
='true'
/>

<
applyCategorization

type='
BusinessProcessArea
' value='Transportation'
applyToExistingAssets
='true' />

</
repository.submit
>

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Line of Business Categorization:

AIA Canonical Pattern

Enterprise

Purina

Dairy

Winfield

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Business Application metadata in OER


Application Integration Readiness Assessment captures:

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Service Interfaces

–
Interface tables

–
Internal Queues and Type (AQ, JMS)

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File formats; older applications

–
Event
Model

•
XSDs

•
Methods: Workflow
-
based, Aspect
-
Oriented, Trigger
-
based


Weblogic

JNDI references; Configuration Items

–
Data Sources

–
JMS Queues/ SAF

–
JCA Adapter Outbound Connection Pools


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Troux Integration for EA Governance

Functional Capabilities related to Services/ Integrations in OER

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Session ID

Session

Title

Date/Location

HOL10048

Continuous Integration Techniques to Support your
SOA Software Development Lifecycle

Thursday 9/26 12:30PM
–

1:30PM Marriott
Marquis
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Salon 12/13

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