Siebel integration involves following four basic steps:
1. Access Data
- For inbound integration, Siebel will receive and save data
- For outbound integration, Siebel will retrieve and send data
2. Convert Data
- Siebel stores data in tables.
- But to transport data, it is converted into more convenient format.
- Popular industry standard is XML format
3. Sending Data
- Prepared data is sent over some specific channel – it can be HTTP protocol or any other industry standard transport
4. Transforming Data
- Siebel uses tables as its data structure
- External application may use any other data structures to store their data
- On exchange of information between two systems having different data structure, it is required to transform the data and then save it.
Following are the four possible data exchange scenarios:
Additional processing may include following two cases:
Method Name – Represents the methods available in various Siebel EAI business services. Please refer the snapshot below for an example of methods exposed by EAI File Transport business service.
Start -> EAI Siebel Adaptor -> Data Map -> Custom BS to change type to a prop set -> Proxy BS -> Custom BS to change type of Prop set-> Data Map -> EAI Siebel Adaptor -> End
Additional processing may include following two cases:
- Transforming the data at Siebel end due to difference in data structure of exchanged information
- Routing incoming XML to desired process based on its content.
Method Name – Represents the methods available in various Siebel EAI business services. Please refer the snapshot below for an example of methods exposed by EAI File Transport business service.
Start -> EAI Siebel Adaptor -> Data Map -> Custom BS to change type to a prop set -> Proxy BS -> Custom BS to change type of Prop set-> Data Map -> EAI Siebel Adaptor -> End
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