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1. Architecture Overview

Oracle Transportation Management is built for interactive environments that leverage the internet as

an information backbone to capture reference data such as updates to carriers, carrier rates, shipping

schedules, locations, ports, and other logistics sources. The underlying architecture is a unique multi-

enterprise data model with n-tier web and application servers, partitioned database server, native XML

language, extensible style sheets, advanced data security, and optimal caching.

Oracle Transportation Management is highly distributed and collaborative. It is written in Java and

uses Enterprise Java Beans, XML, HTML, and XSL technologies. The design is based on a thin HTML

client/fat application architecture so that applications are easily deployable and accessible by multiple

enterprises. It supports comprehensive integration via XML APIs to all of the application logic.

Server Overview

The following illustration describes the overall architecture of the Oracle Transportation Management

environment.

Each server is designed to perform specific functions that are briefly described in the following

sections. From a user’s perspective, all that you need to use to access Oracle Transportation

Management is a standard Web browser such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox.

Web Server

The web server controls the Oracle Transportation Management user interface and communicates with

the application server to initiate the appropriate application logic. The Oracle Transportation

Management user interface is delivered to the user in HTML format and viewed using a browser such

as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox.

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