WeDid: Enterprise Integration Platform Re-architecture
Challenges
The current utilisation of the EAI production platform was at 80%. The client needed to understand what remaining capacity was available. The in-house development team were facing integration development issues running integrations in parallel. Over the past few months, a considerable amount of manual intervention was being performed by the developer and production support.
Solution:
Purpose | Enable the client to understand the capacity of their current environment. Eliminate manual intervention by development and support teams. Design a new enterprise integration platform architecture based on the client integration roadmap. Deliver knowledge transfer to client team to ensure ongoing best-practice for their future implementations. |
Applications | AS400 DB2 Mircosoft SQL Server Custom Web Solution (ASP .Net) webMethods Integration Platform |
Versions | AS400 DB2 Microsoft SQL Server 2000 webMethods 6.5 Integration Platform |
Tool | webmethods JDBC Adapter webMethods FTP connector webMethods Web Service |
Information | Insurance Policy and payment information |
Data Formats | Flatfile and XML |
Volumes | 100-10,000 transaction per day |
Process | The insurance policy data is retrieved, transformed and processed. The processed data is then uploaded into the AS400 DB2 (core system) via a JDBC Adapter. After successful load of the data, a status and policy number is updated to the front-end system. |
Schedule | Real-time & batch invocation. |
Complexity | Medium |