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IBM websphere transformation extender / websphere transformation extender / wtx
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IBM FSS
© 2006 IBM Corporation
Kimberly DrouotWebSphere Transformation Extender Technical Lead – SW [email protected]
WebSphere Transformation ExtenderWebSphere’s Universal Transformation Engine for the Enterprise
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What Does IBM WebSphere TX Do?
It takes any kinds of data from their native forms
ANY Data
Processes them together, natively, with NO CODE
And outputs them into their native target formatsANY Data
Many-to-many Integration
Ex. - Hierarchical Data , Binary Data, Packed Data, Tabular Data, Relational Data, Nested Structures, Mixed-Type Data, and on and on…
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Transformation Vision - Simplified
�Transform Anything
�Transform Anywhere
�Everyone Transforms
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The Need for Transformation
� "Organizations pursuing service-oriented integration involving document-oriented, proprietary, legacy or modern XML-oriented data standards… should consider products capable of automating complex data transformation as an important building block of their integration architecture."
�Massimo Pezzini, VP and Distinguished Analyst, Gartner
� “Two of the biggest and most significant challenges of dealing with data are transformation and semantics.”
�Zapthink
� “There are many integration styles and challenges, each with their own unique demands; what is consistent across every one of them is the need for data transformation and mediation.”
�IBM
“Transformation is the hard, ugly part of integrati on”-Ted Friedman, Research VP, Gartner
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Resources and IT Assets (insurance company)
…Legacy Claims
Database
Home Claims System
Business Partner Claims System
AutoClaims System
LifeInsurance
Claims
The Challenge and TransformationThe Challenge and Transformation
1. Each system has its own data definitions, business rules and interfaces
2. Providing granularity to application’s business fu nctions requires ability to maintain contextual usage and data meaning across systems
3. Interactions between applications expose data and business rule anomalies which result in high maintenance costs and inflexibility to change
4. The Validation and Use Rules must align with the Transformation needs and execute in the same unit of work with Transformation
5. Ever increasing integration logic points with duplicate or slightly modified templatesrob from anticipated benefits and efficiencies
“ About 35 percent of an enterprise’s software budget is spent on maintaining the multitude of point-to-poin t application links already in place. — Gartner Group
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Real World Transformation DemandsDemand a Broad Range of Capabilities ProcessingProcessing
Easy/Simple
Hard/Complex
Almost all projects that require these today, do so via programming, even if they are using middleware as the platform (ie Java, C++, etc)
Manyto
Many
Manyto
Any
AnyTo
ManyAny to Any
Interdependent Data
Only WTX can provide all of these……AND DOES SO WITHOUT CODING ! .
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What is the problem of Transformation
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Processing Information with all the business rules and usage mechanisms in tact…
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DDA Application Updates
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What Makes WebSphere TX so Different?
�Code-Free Design and Deployment
� In-Process Data Validation
�High Throughput Execution of Complex Transformations and Enhancements
�One Engine, Multiple Deployment Options
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Examples of Complex Transformation Challenges Addressed by WebSphere TX
� Data Enhancement�Lookups
�Data Logic and Routing
�Data Validation�Context Based Data and Usage Rules
� Many to Many Transformation�Single-Transaction, interdependent data sets, conversions and logic
�Mixed Data and Source/Target Types
�Dependent Result Sets, Nested Structure Dependencies
� Complex Data Transformation�Nested, Semi-structured And Hierachical Data Types�Dependent Inputs And Outputs
�Binary, Packed, EBCDIC, ASCII, Mixed Character Data
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One Engine, Multiple Deployment Options
� WebSphere TX is the one transformation engine that can be reusedacross all applications and infrastructures in the enterprise �Deploy the same WebSphere transformation asset across:
� ESB
� SOA
� Web Services
� SOAP
� EJB
� HTTP
� Event driven
� Batch
� Java
� C/C++
� COBOL
� Unix
� Linux
� Windows
� z/OS
– Batch
– CICS
– IMS
– USS
� 30+ Adapters
� ETL
� Data quality
� Enterprise Applications
� Application Servers
� WebSphere Message Broker
� WebSphere ESB
� WebSphere Process Server
� WebSphere Partner Gateway
� WebSphere Application Server
� WebSphere DataStage
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WebSphere TX is further enhanced by Vertical Product Packs
Financial Services Health Care
�SWIFTNet�SWIFTNet Funds�SEPA*�Many Services Based Solutions
�FIX�FedWire, CHIPs�NACHA�BAI, BAI2�AL3�ACORD�Etc.
�HIPAA�NCPDP�HL7�Many Services Based Solutions
�HealthCare Hub�Payment Processing�Clearing House Processing
CPG, Manufacturing
�ERP/CRM Integration�EDI (ANSI X12)�TRADACOMS�ODETTE�EDIFACT�Many Services Based Solutions
Embedded Software
�Integration to the Enterprise as an embedded service�Telecom�Enterprise Apps�Shop Floor Systems, etc…
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WebSphere TX –A Long And Storied Road
Jan 1994
V1.0
June 1995
V1.1
Nov 1995
V1.2
June 1996
V1.3
Aug 1997
V1.4
Dec 1999
V2.1
June 2000
V5.0
Sept 2001
V6.0
Jan 2002
V6.5
Jan 2003
V6.7
June 2004
V7.5
July 2005
V8.0
…
V…
Proven
Reliable
Mature
Innovative
Q3 2006
V8.1
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Global Financial Institutions rely on WebSphere Transformation Extender
� Fortune 1000 Coverage� 9 of Top 10 Commercial Banks� 6 of Top 15 Diversified Financials
� 4 of Top 12 Life and Health Insurance Companies
� 8 of Top 14 Property and Casualty Insurance
� Significant Impact on Capital Markets:� $3 Trillion of transactions flow through
WebSphere TX daily� 40% of London securities transactions are
powered by WebSphere TX
� WebSphere TX for STP:� 100 international banks
� 70 investment managers� 40 broker dealers� 10 global custodians
� Major Stock Exchanges� European Clearing Houses
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MANUFACTURING, RETAIL & DISTRIBUTIONFINANCIAL SERVICES
HEALTHCARE / INSURANCE
WebSphere TX is widely used in all industries
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� Transform, validate, and enrich any document, message or complex data
� Deliver trustworthy information for critical business initiatives
� Meet regulatory compliance requirements
� Codeless development; universal reuse and deployment
WebSphere TX: Universal Transformation & Reuse
“Make Advanced ESB More Advanced”
� Embedded� Standalone � Event driven
MAP TRANSFORM
Advanced ESBESB
J2EE
App. ServerProcess Server
Standalone System z (native)
Windows, UNIX, Linux
Multi-In Multi-Out
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For batch environments(as a standalone engine)
For WebSphere Process Server
For WebSphere ESB
WebSphere TX
WebSphere TX
MAP
TRANSFORM
Unifying Enterprise Data Transformation
Unifying Enterprise Data Transformation
WebSphere TX: A Unified Transformation Environment across the WebSphere portfolio
� ONE Transformation Engine for the Enterprise!�Powerful transform
capabilities without coding
�Natively handles any data type
�Solves really hard transformation problems
� Complements existing portfolio of products
� Delivers new sales opportunities
For WebSphere Message Broker
For 3 rd Party Integration Products(as an embeddable engine)
For WebSphere Partner Gateway
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Developing a WebSphere TX Solution
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Adapter Type Tree
The Components of a WebSphere TX Solution
� A WebSphere TX solution is composed of the following:
Rules Type Tree Adapter
MappingSource Destination
� In other words…�An adapter is a technical connector which can be
“plugged” into a source or destination - without parsing!�A Type Tree is a graphical representation of meta-data�Rules define how a Source structure is transformed to
a Destination structure� Together these components form a WebSphere TX Map
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Adapter Type Tree
Adapter Type Tree
Adapter Type Tree
� However…many to many mapping is also possible:
Rules
MappingSources Destinations
� A Map can perform many tasks :� Validation� Enrichment, � Content Based Routing� etc.
Type Tree
Type Tree
Adapter
Adapter
SOURCE FILETRANSFORMED MESSAGE
ON OUTPUT
CROSS-REFERENCE
TABLE
DATABASE UPDATE
The Components of a WebSphere TX Solution
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Orchestrating Transformations
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Developing a WebSphere TX Solution
� We usually talk about three simple steps:
�Describe the data...
� Data that is handled by IBM WebSphere TX, are described in "Type Trees”
that define the data structure and semantics.
�Transform the data...
� Data is mapped between the source and destination using drag-and-drop.
�Deploy the and execute the transformation
� Multiple deployment models
� Batch
� Event Driven
� Tightly-coupled (through APIs)
� Loosely-coupled (RMI)
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WebSphere TX Design Environment
• Flows• Events• Monitoring
Describe the Data
Interfaces Resources
Define Transformation Rules
Deploy and Manage
• Properties• Structure• Validation Rules
• Structure• Formats• Semantics
• Communication• Adapters
Type Designer
Database InterfaceDesigner
Map Designer
MessageBroker
Launcher
Batch / JCLIMS CICS
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Describe the Data...
� IBM WebSphere TX Type Trees� The Type Trees defines the structure of the data to be handled in IBM WebSphere TX.� This XML structure is then represented as an IBM WebSphere TX Type Tree.
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WebSphere TX Design Environment
• Flows• Events• Monitoring
Describe the Data
Interfaces Resources
Define Transformation Rules
Deploy and Manage
• Properties• Structure• Validation Rules
• Structure• Formats• Semantics
• Communication• Adapters
Type Designer
Database InterfaceDesigner
Map Designer
MessageBroker
Launcher
Batch / JCLIMS CICS
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Map Designer� Create maps to:
�Validate data from data sources
�Identify data targets
�Specify data transformation logic (rules)
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Identifying Data Sources and Targets
Identify type tree and type tree components that define
data target
Identify type tree and type tree components that define
data target
Identify type of data and location of data
Identify type of data and location of data
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WebSphere TX Adapters
WebSphere TX
Design Studio
Communication✔CICS *✔COM✔CORBA✔E-MAIL *✔FTP/FTPS *✔HTTP/HTTPS✔JAVA Class✔JCA Gateway✔SOAP✔SOCKET✔VAN
ApplicationsSiebel- BIM, EIM, OI COM
✔SAP R/3 & BW- ALE, BDC, DMI, DXOB- BW, EDI, BAPI
✔PeopleSoft- Message Agent API, - Open Query, EDI
✔QualityStage
Security✔S/MIME✔OpenPGP✔SSL Module
Database✔DB2 *✔Informix✔ODBC *✔OLE-DB✔Oracle *✔Microsoft SQL Server✔Sybase✔HP NonStop SQL/MX & SQL/MP
Messaging✔BEA MessageQ & Tuxedo✔Candle Roma✔IBM WebSphere MQ *
(MQSeries)✔JMS✔Microsoft MSMQ✔Oracle AQ✔TIBCO Rendezvous
Utility✔Archive (ZIP/TAR)✔Base 64✔Batch✔File *✔GZIP/ZLIB✔JNDI✔LDAP✔MIME✔Quoted-Printable✔Shell Script✔Sink *✔SNMP✔XML *
* Adapters supported on z/OS, varies by execution method
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Step 1 – Define the data structures
� Pre-defined Importers for automatic generation
� XML Schema, DTDs
� COBOL Copybooks
� Database (Tables, Vues, Procédures Stockées)
� 3rd Party Applications
� SAP: BAPI, Idoc, DXOB, BDC
� PeopleSoft 7: Business Document, Message Agent
� PeopleSoft 8: Application Messaging,
Component Interface
� Siebel: COM Business Object, EAI, EIM
� WSDL (Web Services)
� EJB API
� Java Class
� Java Messaging Service
� Others: Tuxedo, Flat File, PL1, …
• Pre-defined libraries (Packs)
– EDIFACT
– SWIFT
– SEPA*
– ACORD
– HIPAA
– HL7
* En cours
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Built-in Validation (Restrictions)
Items have extensive validation options
• Enumerations• Exclusions
(with substitution)• Patterns• Ranges
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Additional Built-in Validation
� Component Rules allow cross-field validation
� Incorporates semantic validation directly into the parsing process
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Additional Built-in Validation
� Component Rules support aggregate functions
� Use component rules to specify conditions (business rules) that must be met for a particular component to be valid
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Step 2 - Creating transformation rules
• Drag and Drop
• No Procedural Coding!!
• Easily represent complex business rules
Pre-defined
Mapping
Functions
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Calling external functions and programs
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Rejecting Errors
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Step 3 – Deploy and execute the transformation map� Option “Build” creates a
compiled map
�For the execution server
�Automatically accounts for “byte-order” and code page differences
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Z/OS
Design Studio
Map
Importer
Importer
XML Schema
COBOL Copybook
000520****************************************************************
000530 01 TP-API-CB.
000540 03 TP-AGAPI-CB.
000550
000560 05 TP-AGAPI-REQUEST PIC X(40).
000570 88 TP-AGAPI-INITIALIZE-REQUEST
000580 VALUE 'INITIALIZE-MAPPING'.
000590 88 TP-AGAPI-PERFORM-MAPPING
000600 VALUE 'PERFORM-MAPPING'.
000610 88 TP-AGAPI-FINISH-MAPPING
000620 VALUE 'FINISH-MAPPING'.
000640 05 TP-AGAPI-VERSION PIC X(04).
000650 88 TP-AGAPI-VERSION-VALID VALUES ARE '0100'
000660 '0200'.
000670 88 TP-AGAPI-VERSION-0100 VALUE '0100'.
000680 88 TP-AGAPI-VERSION-0200 VALUE '0200'.
Windows
WTX Adapters
Deploy
Multiple Execution Methods
� API
� Batch / JCL
� Event-Driven / ESB� WebSphere Message Broker
� WebSphere ESB
� WebSphere Process Server
� WebSphere Partner Gateway
� WebSphere Application Server
� WebSphere DataStage, etc.
Example – Developing a WebSphere TX Map
1. Define the Data Structures
3. Deploy and execute
2. Define the transformation rules
Serveur WTX
(moteur)
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Server A
WebSphere TX General Architecture
WTX Core EngineWTX Adapters
WTX Compiled Maps (.mmc)
WebSphere TX Server
MapDesigner
Unit Test Engine
Design Studio
Type Designer
Integration Flow Designer Importaters Database
Interface Designer
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WTX for z/OS
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� Transformation and execution on z/OSWTX for z
�APIs & Interfaces for: Cobol, Java, C, EJB
�For use with WAS, WPS, Cobol programs, etc.
WebSphere Transformation Extender(embedded edition)
�WTX Parser
�WTX Map Node
WebSphere Transformation Extender for Message Broker USS Edition
Execution MethodProduct Offering
�Event-driven, multi-threaded, multi-process transformation engine
WebSphere Transformation Extenderwith Launcher USS Edition
�Batch / JCL�CICS
�IMS TM
�IMS/DC
WebSphere Transformation Extenderwith Command Server
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WTX for Z/OS - Batch� « Pure » Batch execution mode invoked through JCL
� SMP/E installation
� Supports the following sources/targets natively�Files (QSAM, VSAM)
�DB2
�FTP
�MQ
� EXIT function allows existing COBOL and C programs to be called from a WTX Map
// SET WTXLIB=L333703.WTX.REL8.XPL.LOAD <= WTX LOAD LIB
//DSTX EXEC PGM=DSTX,REGION=0M,// PARM='SEPA2APP /IF1 INPTSEPA’'//STEPLIB DD DISP=SHR,DSN=&WTXLIB
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WTX for Z/OS – Batch - continued� Administration through standard z tools (ISPF, etc.)
�No need to learn a new monitoring tool
� No permanent active processes�WTX is only active when called by the JCL
�When map transformation endsWTX is no longer active
� Integrates seamlessly into existingproduction procedures�Does not require changes to customer
job and system administration processes
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WTX for Z/OS - CICS� Transactional execution mode through a CICS transactio n
� Runs natively in CICS – inline and batch modes supported
� SMP/E installation
� Supports the following sources/targets natively
� VSAM Files
� key-sequenced
� entry-sequenced
� relative-record data sets
� DB2
� MQ
� Transient data queues
� Temporary storage queues
� Storage buffers (COMMAREA)
� EXIT function allows existing COBOL and C programs to becalled from a WTX Map
CICSAppli
WTXCICS
Z/OS
WTX Map
Guaranteed
Transactio
nCICS
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WTX for Z/OS – CICS - continued
� WTX z/OS CICS can be invoked:
�From a clear terminal by using the DSTX transaction
� i.e. DSTX MYMAP –IF1 INPUTF
�From a user program by starting the DSTX transaction in the EXEC CICS START command
�From a trigger transient data queue by initiating the DSTX transaction
�By calling the DSTXCICS program through an EXEC CICS LINK
� Administration through standard z tools (CEBR, etc.)
� Integrates seamlessly into existing production procedures
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WTX for Z/OS – IMS TM & IMS/DC� Allows WTX Maps to be programmatically executed through IMS
� Relies on WTX Platform APIs and high-level language programs
� C/C++ and COBOL programs can invoke WTX through the IMS execution option
� WTX Maps participate in the IMS transaction
� EXIT function allows existing COBOL and C programs to be calledfrom a WTX Map
Cobol/C Application
Z/OS
IMS
WTX
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WTX for WebSphere Message Broker
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WebSphere Message Broker
XSLTtransformation
Compute ESQL
transformation
WebSphere TX
Compute Java
transformation
Mappingtransformation
“The most powerful Any-to-Any
Broker on the Market”Industry Packs
(SWIFT, EDI, HIPAA) optional
UniversalTransformation
WebSphere Transformation Extender for WMB USS Edition
� Embed WebSphere TX transformations within Message Broker Message Flows
� Interoperates with Message Broker V5.x or 6.0
� Fully compatible with Message Broker transaction control
� Takes full advantage of Message Broker scalability
� Full support for multiple sources and multiple targets within a single transaction scope
� Installs in minutes
� WebSphere TX is an additional Node on the Message Broker design palette
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WTX for WebSphere Message Broker Components
� Parser�Transforms bit streams to Message Trees (MQInput)
and Message Trees to bit streams (MQOutput)
�Transforms Message Trees to Message Trees (RCD)
� Plug-in node�Transforms anything to anything
�Icon installs into Message Flow palette
�Easy configuration
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WTX for WebSphere Message Broker Plug-In Node
Any to Any TransformationsEDI TransformationsSWIFT Transformations
The Plugin node can be used in message flow like any other node
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Chief Value Differentiators of WebSphere TX to alternative transformation methods
� Powerful Transform capabilities with No Coding�Lowers cost to implement, maintain and re-use�High-Throughput, Complex Transformations�Cost per transaction very low
� Natively Handles Any Data Type�Never resort to “flattening” or “re-structuring data”� Data integrity and meaning are never lost
� In Process Data Validation�Greatly reduces development efforts and implementation costs
� Solve Really Hard problems, in less time, with one common design method
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