INNOV6: Innovation in Action

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INNOV-6 Innovation in Action!

• Making IT Happen

David Olson
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Use of Presentation Disclaimer

• As indicated in the abstract and feeding off of
  the excitement and interest from last years 5
  Demos in 50 minutes General Session, this
  session is intended to be very dynamic and
  primarily consisting of product demonstrations
  and interactive discussions.
• As a result, this presentation will only serve as
  a reference point for the session outline and the
  products well be exploring.

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Session Goals
You leave with

• A better awareness of the Progress Software
  portfolio of products
• Clearer understanding of what it takes to make
  them work together
• A vision for how you can apply these products to
  your business

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Agenda

• Progress Software Product Portfolio Overview
• Demonstration
• How It Was Made
• Step-by-Step Component Overview
• Summary

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Progress Software Product Portfolio
Best-in-Class Infrastructure for the Business
Challenges of SOA
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Option 1Session Demonstration Truck Logistics

• Partner
• Logistics Application
• Existing Dashboard monitor late deliveries
• Job cycle creates, posts route data
• Picked up, used for basic display
• Solution
• OpenEdge application sends traffic message
  SonicMQ
• Apama receives message, processes and displays
  information
• Apama Alerts sent back to OpenEdge
• EasyAsk used for querying business data in real
  time
• Actional monitors and measures the integration
  environment

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Option 2Session Demonstration Truck Logistics

• Application
• GPS and cellular networks identify truck
  locations with exceptions reported to management
  if journey times differ from historic norms.
• CEP rules defined to detect deviations from
  schedule
• Benefits
• Better utilisation of resources
• Insight can be given to customers on expected
  arrival times
• Automate intelligent predictive behaviour

CEP The Brains of BAM When any truck has
perishable cargo that is gt 1 hour behind schedule
and temp gt 30 degrees, alert the operator with a
priority 1 exception.
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So Lets Get This Party Started!!

• Portfolio
• Demonstration

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Agenda
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• Progress Software Product Portfolio Overview
• Demonstration
• How Its Made
• Step-by-Step Component Overview
• Summary

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Integration Infrastructure
ApamaEvent Processing
Sonic ESB
Logistics
OpenEdge
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Configuring Sonic

• Setup Sonic broker
• Configure message destinations
• JMS Administered Objects or- Physical Queues

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For more information, go to

• Relevant Exchange Sessions
• Entire Sonic track
• INT-4 Introducing SonicESB
• INT-9 Implementing ESB Processing with OpenEdge
  and Sonic
• Progress eLearning Community
• JMS Messaging with SonicMQ
• Service-Oriented Integration with Sonic ESB
• OpenEdge Development with Sonic ESB
• Progress Software Developers Network
  (http//psdn.progress.com/)
• Keywords sonic

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OpenEdge Support for Sonic
Symbiotic Client added -SMQConnect Support for
all Sonic 6.1 features Auto install Sonic
client Improved OpenClient support for ESB

• Support for 64bit
• Back to copying Sonic client
• Tighter integration with Sonic DS (ESB)

Sonic Adapter added
Sonic Adapter part of AppServer OpenEdge
Connection for SonicESB
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OpenEdge Integrates with Sonic
Optimized for Integration with OpenEdge

• OpenEdge Connection for SonicMQ
• Fully connects (integrates) ABL application with
  the SonicMQ messaging server
• Adapters for Sonic ESB
• Provides ESB adapter for a range of platforms,
  and data formats (eg. HIPAA)
• OpenEdge Connection for Sonic ESB
• Fully connects (integrates) ABL application with
  the Sonic Enterprise Service Bus (ESB)
• Sonic BPEL Server
• Value-added services engineered for complex
  business processes and seamless B2B interactions

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Sample OO ABL Code
oSession NEW son.SonicSession().
oSessioninitClientSession("localhost2506","Admin
istrator","Administrator"). oSessioninvokeClientS
ession(). oSessionbeginSession(). oSessioncreat
eMapMessage(OUTPUT messageH). RUN
setString IN messageH ("TruckID",tDispatch.TruckI
D). oSessiondoPublish("TestTopic", messageH,
?, ?, ?, OUTPUT pcError).
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For more information, go to

• Relevant Exchange Sessions
• OpenEdge and Sonic Workshop!
• SONIC-1 Whats New in Sonic 7.5
• DEV-12 Object-Oriented Programming in OpenEdge
  ABL
• INT-4 Introducing Sonic ESB
• INT-9 Implementing ESB Processing with OpenEdge
  and Sonic
• Progress eLearning Community
• Progress Software Developers Network
  (http//psdn.progress.com/)
• Keywords openedge sonic, oo abl,
  integration

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Integration Infrastructure
ApamaEvent Processing
Sonic ESB
Logistics
OpenEdge
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A New Type of Data Processing
Traditional (Static) Data Processing How many
deliveries of tires did we have last week?
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Event Stream (Apama) Data Processing If a truck
is carrying perishable goods and the trip
duration has exceeded the allowed time, alert
Quality Control upon arrival
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Building and Deploying the Demonstration
Event Processing Engine
Integration Adapter Framework
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For more information, go to

• Relevant Exchange Sessions
• COMP-12 Building Apama Applications Picking
  the Right Tools
• COMP-3 Business Activity Monitoring Visualizing
  OED-Sourced Event Patterns
• Progress Software Developers Network
  (http//psdn.progress.com/)
• Keywords apama

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SOA Management
Visibility and control over services and
end-to-end business processes

• Bring visibility to SOA Operations
• Discover and monitor services and service
  interactions
• Identify process bottlenecks and failures quickly
• Align SOA technical and business operations
• Discover and control actual business process
  flows
• Implement and monitor business policities and
  SLAs
• Identify and enforce security and regulatory
  mandates
• Identify and eliminate rogue service use
• Active enforcement of security and data privacy
  policies

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Monitoring and Management
ApamaEvent Processing
Sonic ESB
Logistics
OpenEdge
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For more information, go to

• Relevant Exchange Sessions
• SONIC-8 Extend Your ESB with SOA Management
• Progress Software Developers Network
  (http//psdn.progress.com/)
• Keywords actional

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Natural Language Search Query
Enabling consumers and business managers to ask
questions and get the answers

Easier and better access to data, for consumers
and business users, without the constant need
to IT

• eCommerce/Retail
• Product Search Advanced Merchandising
• Drive revenue through increased conversion rates,
  average order sizes and customer loyalty
• Enterprise Information Access for Business
  Managers
• Better access for business users to information
  allowing for better decisions without IT
  resources

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What is EasyAsk?
Enabling consumers and business managers to ask
questions and get the answers

• eCommerce/Retail

• Kiosks in bookstore enable
• consumers to search easily

• Enterprise Information Access

Sales Manager can easily graph his sales/ top
performers
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For more information, go to

• Relevant Exchange Sessions
• COMP-9 EasyAsk for eCommerce A Users
  Experience
• COMP-14 EasyAsk Natural Language Ad Hoc Query and
  Reporting A Users Experience
• Progress Software Developers Network
  (http//psdn.progress.com/)
• Keywords easyask

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DataXtend Semantic Integrator
The growing semantic challenge in SOA
Accidental architecture of data

• Implements a common model architecture for
  integration
• Captures complex mappings and transformation
  without writing code
• Provides semantic brokering of data based on
  content
• Enables round-trip testing of an integration
• Provides impact analysis for any change

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For more information, go to

• Relevant Exchange Sessions
• SONIC-4 DataXtend Semantic Integrator A Babel
  Fish for Your ESB

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In Summary

• Business change demands fast and informed
  decisions
• Technology cant dictate Business Business
  drives Technology

Progress Software has what you need when your
business needs it !
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Questions?
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Thank you foryour time
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