Integration Framework For Data Exchange; Object Structures - IBM BJ0NJML - Service And Asset Management Integration Manual

Integration Framework for Data Exchange

Integration Framework
for UI Integration
Integration Framework for Data Exchange

Object Structures

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Component
Actions
The integration framework provides a mechanism for you to navigate from a
system application user interface to an external application user interface. You can
define the context to facilitate the navigation into the external application
interface. The integration framework supports URL substitutions of any values of
any system business object. For example, you can configure the system to display
a specific part number in an external application.
You can use operational management product-specific features when you launch
to an operational management product application user interface. Features
include retrieving the registered host name of the operational management
product and a configured item source token for the operational management
product.
Through the Launch in Context application, you can navigate to any external
application other than the operational management product. You also can
navigate to a system user interface from an external application (Land in
Context).
The integration framework consists of individual data exchange components and
features.
An object structure is the common data layer that the integration framework uses
for all outbound and inbound application data processing. An object structure
consists of one or more business objects that make up the content of an XML
message. You can use the message content of a single object structure to support
inbound and outbound messages.
When you define multiple objects in the object structure, the objects must have a
reference to a valid parent-child relationship within the system.
The object structure has a Java definition class that you can code to perform logic
such as filtering for outbound messages. For inbound messages, you can use an
object structure Java processing class to invoke specific business object logic that
is beyond the normal integration framework insert, update, and delete
processing.
Description
You use actions to implement an
automated or semi-automated
invocation of integration modules
and operational management
products by a process management
product. You can initiate actions from
user interface applications,
escalations, and workflows.
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