SOA200

SOA200
Build Applications from

over 300 Enterprise
Services to Be Released
in SAP NetWeaver 2004s
Contributing Speaker(s)
Franklin Herbas
SAP NetWeaver Product Manager
SAP Labs
© SAP AG 2006, SAP TechEd ’06 / SOA200 / 2

Learning Objectives
As a result of this workshop, you will be able to:

Understand more in detail Service Enablement in the Enterprise SOA
Understand the basic structure on Enterprise Services
Understand how Enterprise Services are created, delivered and run
Learn how customers will be able to develop and consume Enterprise
Services to build new Composite Applications

Service Enablement Overview
Developing Enterprise Services
Consuming Enterprise Services
Enterprise Service Community
Q&A
Enterprise Service Oriented Architecture - Focus Area
SAP NetWeaver and the Business Process Platform
Portal Rendering Devices Office RFID
Service
xApps Enablement
Composites Powered by SAP NetWeaver
SAP NetWeaver
Business Process Platform
Enterprise
Service Enablement refers
Services to the process of providing
Repository
enterprise functionality in
the form of well-defined
services.
Home
Grown / SAP Sub- Bus
Process sidiary Partner
ISV Components

Process Components in Business Process Platform
Exposed as
Enterprise Services
xApps
mySAP mySAP mySAP
ERP CRM SRM
Business
Object
Enterprise
Services BO BO
Repository
Home
ISV Components

Enterprise Services in Business Process Platform
Structure of
Enterprise Services
Service Interface
xApps
Glue Code

//create with external key
public java.lang.String ejbCr
throws BOCreateEe
if (! throw new BOPermion
Service Implementation
Enterprise
Services //create with external key
public java.lang.String ejbCr
Repository throws BOCreateEe

if (! throw new BOPermion
Home
ISV Components

Understanding Enterprise Services
Meaning Creation Delivery Run
What are Enterprise Services?

How are Enterprise Services different from Web Services?
Are Enterprise Services technically Web Services?

Enterprise Services – Meaning
Enterprise Services are Web Services that provide

enterprise level business value
“Cancel Order” Example
Rollback
inventory Notify
Suppliers
Cancel
Shipment Cancel
Delete from Invoicing Send
database Notification
Adjust
Planning


SRM SCM PLM ERP CRM


Cancel
Cancel Order
Order When called and Enterprise
Service can execute any
number of instructions
across any number of
underlying applications
Order
Order Delete
Delete Remove
Remove Order
Order Notify
Notify Inventory
Inventory
Flag_Material
Flag_Material from
from production
production Department
Department ….
….
Notify_Custo.
Notify_Custo. plan
plan


Only one version --- reused throughout various applications
APP1 APP2 APP3 APP1 APP2 APP3

APP1 APP2 APP3
D&B S&P D&B S&P D&B S&P
Traditional Web Services Enterprise Services
Proprietary protocols Standard protocols Web Services Tech.

Hard coded logic Various semantics Standardize semantics
Business rules

An Enterprise Service has to fulfill the following criteria:

Technically a Web Service
– WSDL, XML, SOAP, HTTP, …
Business Semantics
– Enterprise Services delivered by SAP follow SAP methodology
Published in a central repository
– UDDI
– ESR = Integration Builder + SOA Requirements

Meaning Creation Delivery Adoption
What methodology SAP follows to create Enterprise

Services?
What implementation criteria is used?
Will customers build their own Enterprise Services?
Will SAP share provide to customers a recommended

process to build Enterprise Services?

Enterprise Services – Creation
Requestors Roll-In- ESA Definition Development

Channel & Provisioning (Provider)
Strategic
Strategic SAP
SAP
Programs
Programs ESA
ESA Definition
Definition &
& ERP
ERP
(Duet,
(Duet, Analytics
Analytics FT,
FT, Provisioning
Provisioning
CFT, iCOD,
CFT, iCOD, PIC
PIC Impl.
Impl.
ESA
ESA Business
Business 1-3
1-3
Packages)
Packages)
CRM/…
CRM/…
25 Use Case Reconci-
Reconci-
Tier PTU
PTU IS
IS Service PIC
PIC 00
ISVs 1&2 ISV Program
ISV Program Request liation
liation PIC
PIC
1-3
Impl.
Impl.
75 Proforma 1:1
1-3
Definition Group
Tier 3 500
Ind.Dev.
Ind.Dev.
PIC
PIC Impl.
Impl.
ES
ES Definition
Definition 1-3
1-3
Groups
Groups
Customers ESC
ESC
Leadership
Leadership
(in ESC) Council
Council
Portfolio Mgmt & Governance

Enterprise Services – Creation - Criteria
Enterprise Services delivered by SAP follow SAP methodology

Enterprise Services are modeled with ARIS
Interfaces are based on Global Data Types and approved by the PIC
governance process
Some of the previous delivered services in the Process Integration
Server are also Enterprise Services
An Enterprise service has a granularity appropriate for the integration
scenario it is designed for
An Enterprise service is based on Web services standards
When designing an Enterprise service we do not assume knowledge of
the providing application or proprietary programming model.
An Enterprise service has been designed for one or more business
benefits.
When designing an Enterprise service we have one or more integration
scenarios in mind.

How will SAP deliver the 300+ Enterprise Services?

How can customers access pre released Enterprise
Services?
Will SAP deliver only service interfaces?
How are business scenarios mapped to Enterprise
Services?

Enterprise Services – Delivery
Enterprise Services are delivered as Add Ons

Service Interfaces Service Interface
– Also known as “XI Content”
– Blueprints or interfaces created with the
Integration Repository
– They reside in the XI Integration repository
Glue Code
Glue Code
– Also known as “XI Proxies”, “implementation public java.lang.String ejbCr
throws BOCreateEe
code” if (! throw new BOPermion
– Services structure and code needed to link

services defined with applications residing in SAP
systems
– Reside on backend systems public java.lang.String ejbCr
throws BOCreateEe
Service Implementation if (! throw new BOPermion
– Application code resides in SAP backend

Service Implementation
– Not part of Add On
Documentation
– Publish and discover enterprise services

Business Packages
WHAT THEY ARE

ES Business Packages are bundles of enterprise services that deliver
focused, innovative business content. They are grouped by main SAP
business scenarios and processes.
Each includes: 1) enterprise services 2) definition of these services in
the enterprise service repository 3) (composite) applications consuming
those services.
GOALS
Get SAP customers using enterprise SOA by giving them well-defined,
easily-adopted “low-hanging fruit”;
Populate an evolutionary path to enterprise SOA, lowering barriers to
overall adoption by proving that a massive transformation/upgrade is
not required.
LAUNCH
ES Business packages will be previewed at TechEd in September 06
and shipped via:
– Value Pack 2 and the Enterprise SOA Add-on shipment in December 2006;
– Quarterly ESR content updates to enrich and extend scenarios in 2007.

Enterprise Services - Delivery
Business Packages - End-to-End Scenarios
KEY
KEY MESSAGE
MESSAGE
fIdentified
fIdentified scenarios
scenarios reflect
reflect SAP’s
SAP’s core
core areas
areas where
where customer
customer have
have
customized
customized and
and extended
extended existing
existing SAP
SAP business
business functionality
functionality
fWithin
fWithin these
these scenarios
scenarios immediately
immediately benefit
benefit from
from more
more open
open and
and flexible
flexible
interfaces
interfaces based
based on
on Enterprise
Enterprise SOA
SOA would
would bebe tangible
tangible and
and obviously
obviously for
for
customers
customers
Order 2 Cash Employee Services

E-Commerce (Internet Sales, Webshop) E-Recruiting
Integration of Logistic Service Providers Information - Travel Management
Ocean Booking and Visibility
Customer Fact Sheet Industries
Electronic Bill Presentment and Payment Dealer Business Management
Financials Shared Services Center
Request for Quotation Approval (CFT) Product Development
Customer Request for Refund (CFT) Document Management
Engineering Collaboration Connectivity
Procure 2 Pay Investment Approval (Analytics)
Supplier Collaboration Request for Project Change (CFT)
Request for New Supplier Master Data (CFT) Request for Product Change Notification (CFT)
Manufacturing Service and Asset Management

Integration of Manufacturing Execution Systems tbd
Integration of Quality Management Systems
Manufacturing Work Instructions

EARLY ACCESS TO SERVICES VIA ES WORKPLACE

for ES Community members
Browse Test Use

www.sdn.sap.com
Î ESA Î ES
Workplace
http://esc.sap.com
Support and Framework

Discovery System for Enterprise SOA
Fully configured for innovation and

Portal SAP Analytics Interactive WebDynpro exploration with minimum cost
Forms
Composite Application Enterprise SOA you can test drive today

Fully configured SAP landscape
Delivered on a physical server
Services
Repository SAP NetWeaver Based on SAP Best Practices
Fully documented configuration
Spanning mySAP ERP & SAP NetWeaver solutions
mySAP ERP Non-SAP System Prototyping, developing, and learning

environment at your finger tips
Accelerate your team’s learning and experience
Complete composite application code provided

Once Enterprise Services are installed, are they ready to

run?
How are endpoints configured?
Will composite applications delivered by SAP
synchronous and asynchronous scenarios?
Will customers be able to modify service definitions?

Customer Runtime Environment – mySAP ERP 2005
existing
AddOn shipment
consumer (new) Consumer

optional (Mendocino, Composite, …)
WSDL/SOAP
Documentation Adapter
optional
ARIS
XI
XI XI
XI
Proxy
Proxy Proxy
Proxy
optional ECC
XI Content XI
XI XI
XI
Proxy
Proxy Proxy
Proxy
Data types
Message Types
Service Operations Add On
WSDL/SOAP
Runtime
XI sync. in
XI
Integration sync. out
Repository
Server
sync. in
GP
Runtime
sync. out
XI
CAF
async. in
VC
async. out
J2EE ABAP
NetWeaver 2004s

Enterprise Services Repository in Business Process
Platform
A repository of service
objects with SOA
requirements
xApps
Composites Powered by SAP NetWeaver SOA
ES Repository
Enterprise
Services
Repository
Home
ISV Components

A Repository of Service Objects
The Enterprise Services Repository (ESR) is the design-time

repository of service objects for Enterprise Services Architecture
These objects include:

Service Interfaces (with associated
Operations, Message Types, and Data
Types)
Process (ARIS) Models
Business Scenario and Business
Process Objects
Mapping Objects
Business Objects *
* Next major release

What SOA Requirements?
The WSDL and UDDI are not enough as

SOA
services become more complex
Documentation ES Repository
– Diagrams, annotations
Naming standards
Service evolution and versioning
Taxonomy search
Keyword search services
Service discovery and reuse
Service change notification
Enterprise
Procedures for backend publications Registry
Procedures for client development
Service development and configuration ES Repository
Service federation

Enterprise Registry
ESR
SERVICE DEFINITIONS
CONSUMER
TOOLS ENTERPRISE
REGISTRY n ce
e
f er
e
R
SERVICE
SERVICE MODEL
MODEL
PUBLICATIONS
PUBLICATIONS SOA
DISCOVER PUBLISH
SERVICE
SERVICE DEFINITION
DEFINITION
PUBLICATIONS
PUBLICATIONS
CONSUMER PROVIDER
R
SERVICE
SERVICE ENDPOINT
ENDPOINT
ef
PUBLICATIONS
er
PUBLICATIONS
en
ef
er
ec
en
e c
CONSUMER
CONSUMER SERVICE
SERVICE
APPLICATION
APPLICATION INVOCATION SERVICE IMPLEMENTATION
IMPLEMENTATION
ENDPOINT

Key Differentiator in Business Process Platform
The Enterprise Services

Registry and Repository are
key differentiators
xApps
Enterprise
Registry
Business Process Platform ES Repository
Enterprise
Services
Repository
Home
ISV Components

Other SOA Requirements
SOA
Reliable messaging
Centralized security system
SOA
xApps
Synchronous/asynchronous messaging
XML data access
Optimizing message traffic
Support of patterns
Enterprise
Services
Repository
Service Registry
Home
Grown SAP Sub- Bus
/ ISV Components

Q&A
Process Integration and ESA
Enterprise Services
SAP NetWeaver™ Architecture
PEOPLE INTEGRATION
PEOPLE PRODUCTIVITY
Multi channel access
Portal Collaboration
Composite Application Framework
ANALYTICS/REPORTING
INFORMATION INTEGRATION
SERVICE COMPOSITION
AND ORCHESTRATION
Bus. Intelligence Knowledge Mgmt
Life Cycle Mgmt

Master Data Mgmt
SERVICE Enterprise
ENABLEMENT
Services
PROCESS INTEGRATION
Repository
Integration Business
SAP’s Enterprise Partner
Broker Process Mgmt Services Services
Business Objects,
Components, and Engines
APPLICATION PLATFORM
Bus.
Legacy
Partner
J2EE ABAP
LIFE-CYCLE MGMT
DB and OS Abstraction
SOA Req + Integration Builder =

Enterprise
Services
Repository
Creating a Web Service – Inside-Out Approach
SAP NetWeaver 2004

1
Implement • No Web service-specific programming
Business Application • New or existing applications
• Defines standard interfaces
• Well-known programming models
WS Configuration 2
WS Definition Generate
• Wizard-based approach
Virtual Interface
Web Service • Based on preconfigured profiles
• Based on abstract behavior
• Available for ABAP & Java
3
Activate /
• Deployment in Java
Deploy Web Service
• Activation in ABAP

Creating a Web Service – Outside-In Approach
SAP NetWeaver 2004s

1
• Specification time
• Define service interfaces
Define • Define processes
2
• Generate proxies to backend
• Use SLD
Generate
3
• Implement code in backend
Implement
4
• Register backend service to
Enterprise Registry
Register

Working with Enterprise Services – ESR and Registry
Repository
Definition of Processes and Services.
Service Enabling in mySAP.
Non-SAP
Backend SAP
Implementations
Implementations
33
44 WSDL
22
Design time
WSDL++
Enterprise Service
Services Registry
Repository
11
(UDDI)
“Yellow Pages” of services

1. Define listed by taxonomy
2. Generate
3. Implement
4. Register
The Most Valuable Ecosystem to Customers
500+ ISVs are composing solutions on SAP NetWeaver 2004s

150+ xApps run on SAP NetWeaver 2004s
285+ ISV Products 5 Industry Value Networks
“Powered by NetWeaver” are kicked off
1000 new signed up
Enterprise
1 Services
Repository
18 Industry Titans are 10,100+ Consultants

16,000 Attendees at Techeds
“Enterprise Services Ready” 320,000 SDN Members
Q&A
Repository
Definition of Processes and Services.
Service Enabling in mySAP.
Non-SAP
Backend SAP
Implementations
Implementations
33
44 WSDL
22
WSDL++
Enterprise Service
Services Registry
Repository
11
(UDDI)
“Yellow Pages” of services

1. Define listed by taxonomy
2. Generate
3. Implement
4. Register
Repository Registry
Definition of Processes and Services. Yellow pages of Services
Service Enabling in mySAP. Add deployment information (i.e. endpoint)
Ease of consumption: Discovery and Binding.
Mendocino
Composites
Non-SAP
Backend SAP Name
Title
Check
88
Implementations
Implementations
33
44 WSDL
22 77
SAP Dev Tools

WSDL++
Enterprise Service
Services Registry 55 66
Repository
11
(UDDI) Discover
Competitor Tools
“Yellow Pages” of services MS Visual Studio

1. Define 5. Discover listed by taxonomy Eclipse
2. Generate 6. Compose
3. Implement 7. Deploy & Configure
4. Register 8. Run
Repository Registry
Definition of Processes and Services. Yellow pages of Services
Service Enabling in mySAP. Add deployment information (i.e. endpoint)
Ease of consumption: Discovery and Binding.
Mendocino
Composites
Non-SAP Run time
Backend SAP Name
Title
Check
88
Implementations
Implementations
33
44 WSDL
22 77
SAP Dev Tools

WSDL++
Enterprise Service
Services Registry 55 66
Repository
11
(UDDI) Discover
Competitor Tools
“Yellow Pages” of services MS Visual Studio

1. Define 5. Discover listed by taxonomy Eclipse
2. Generate 6. Compose
3. Implement 7. Deploy & Configure
4. Register 8. Run
Value-Added Web Services at Run time
‘Mediated’,’Brokered’,‘Managed
Web services
Adapter 3rd Party
with routing, mapping, and
BPM
Web Service SOAP Process Integration Adapter SAP System

Client Server XI Protocol
or SOAP
Proxy
Proxy runtime
Local
Web Service integration engine
SOAP
Client Web services
framework
Point-to-Point SAP NetWeaver 2004s
‘Basic’ Web Services Application Server
ABAP - Java

Convergence of Applications and Infrastructure
SAP NetWeaver and the Business Process Platform
xApps A technology platform

enriched with reusable
application functionality
Development Perspective
SAP NetWeaver for Consuming Enterprise
Exposed for consumption
Business Process Platform Services
as standards-based
Enterprise
Enterprise Services
Zoom-in
Services
Repository Ready for composition by
flexible models of new
business processes (xApps)
Home
ISV Components

SAP NetWeaver – Composition Environment
User
Various experiences & rendering technologies
Business Analyst/Process Expert

Guided procedures Work Center Model UI Framework (Portal, Web Dynpro)
UI Composites
Orchestrate Construct
Process Composites Information Composites
Business Process BI reports, analytics, MDM
Models Adobe forms, CM, text search
Visual Composer
Developer/ Programmer
Service Creation & Composition
Composite Application Framework
Reuse Create
Software Components
Enterprise Services Programs (Code)
Process Repository
Components .NET
.NET ABAP
ABAP Java
Java
Included in next major release

Other
of NetWeaver SAP Sources

Summary
Service Enablement plays an important role in the Enterprise

SOA
Enterprise Services are Web Services that provide enterprise

level business value
The Enterprise Services Repository and the Enterprise Services

Registry are key differentiators in the Business Process
Platform
Outside-In approach is available in SAP NetWeaver 2004s. A

new way to create Enterprise Services

Further Information
Î Public Web:
www.sap.com
SAP Developer Network: www.sdn.sap.com Î Enterprise SOA
SAP Customer Services Network: www.sap.com/services/
Î Related SAP Education Training Opportunities

http://www.sap.com/education/
Î Related Workshops/Lectures at SAP TechEd 06

Session SOA101, Enterprise Service-Oriented Architecture: Approach, Tools, and Community Collaboration
Session SOA104, Enterprise Service Infrastructure: Enabling and Making Enterprise SOA a Reality
Session SOA105, A Practitioners Guide to Development Enterprise SOA-Based Composite Applications - ASUG
Session SOA106, Introduction to the Core of the Enterprise SOA Solution – the Enterprise Services Repository
Session SOA114, Developing a Customer Centric Enterprise SOA Roadmap
Session SOA202, Jumpstart Your SOA Implementations with the SAP Discovery System for Enterprise SOA
Session SOA207, Enabling Business Innovation via Enterprise Service-Oriented Architecture

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Build Applications from

© SAP AG 2006, SAP TechEd ’06 / SOA200 / 2

As a result of this workshop, you will be able to:

© SAP AG 2006, SAP TechEd ’06 / SOA200 / 3

SAP NetWeaver and the Business Process Platform

Portal Rendering Devices Office RFID

© SAP AG 2006, SAP TechEd ’06 / SOA200 / 6

© SAP AG 2006, SAP TechEd ’06 / SOA200 / 7

Business Process Platform

Repository throws BOCreateEe

© SAP AG 2006, SAP TechEd ’06 / SOA200 / 8

Meaning Creation Delivery Run

What are Enterprise Services?

Are Enterprise Services technically Web Services?

© SAP AG 2006, SAP TechEd ’06 / SOA200 / 9

Enterprise Services are Web Services that provide

“Cancel Order” Example

© SAP AG 2006, SAP TechEd ’06 / SOA200 / 10

Enterprise Services are Web Services that provide

“Cancel Order” Example

SRM SCM PLM ERP CRM

© SAP AG 2006, SAP TechEd ’06 / SOA200 / 11

Enterprise Services are Web Services that provide

“Cancel Order” Example

Portal Rendering Devices Office RFID

© SAP AG 2006, SAP TechEd ’06 / SOA200 / 12

Enterprise Services are Web Services that provide

Only one version --- reused throughout various applications

APP1 APP2 APP3 APP1 APP2 APP3

D&B S&P D&B S&P D&B S&P

Traditional Web Services Enterprise Services

 Proprietary protocols  Standard protocols  Web Services Tech.

© SAP AG 2006, SAP TechEd ’06 / SOA200 / 13

An Enterprise Service has to fulfill the following criteria:

© SAP AG 2006, SAP TechEd ’06 / SOA200 / 14

Meaning Creation Delivery Adoption

What methodology SAP follows to create Enterprise

Will customers build their own Enterprise Services?

Will SAP share provide to customers a recommended

© SAP AG 2006, SAP TechEd ’06 / SOA200 / 15

Requestors Roll-In- ESA Definition Development

Portfolio Mgmt & Governance

© SAP AG 2006, SAP TechEd ’06 / SOA200 / 16

 Enterprise Services delivered by SAP follow SAP methodology

© SAP AG 2006, SAP TechEd ’06 / SOA200 / 17

Meaning Creation Delivery Run

How will SAP deliver the 300+ Enterprise Services?

© SAP AG 2006, SAP TechEd ’06 / SOA200 / 18

Enterprise Services are delivered as Add Ons

– Services structure and code needed to link

 Service Implementation if (! throw new BOPermion

– Application code resides in SAP backend

© SAP AG 2006, SAP TechEd ’06 / SOA200 / 19

WHAT THEY ARE

© SAP AG 2006, SAP TechEd ’06 / SOA200 / 20

Business Packages - End-to-End Scenarios

Order 2 Cash Employee Services

Manufacturing Service and Asset Management

© SAP AG 2006, SAP TechEd ’06 / SOA200 / 21

EARLY ACCESS TO SERVICES VIA ES WORKPLACE

Browse Test Use

© SAP AG 2006, SAP TechEd ’06 / SOA200 / 22

Proprietary protocols Standard protocols Web Services Tech.

Enterprise Services delivered by SAP follow SAP methodology

Service Implementation if (! throw new BOPermion

500+ ISVs are composing solutions on SAP NetWeaver 2004s

xApps A technology platform

Service Enablement plays an important role in the Enterprise

Enterprise Services are Web Services that provide enterprise

The Enterprise Services Repository and the Enterprise Services

Outside-In approach is available in SAP NetWeaver 2004s. A