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Inbound Integration Options

Large Transmission Servlet

The LargeTransmissionServlet can be used for sending exceptionally large transmission(s) into Oracle

Transportation Management. The difference with WMServlet is that parsing of the XML is handled in

the servlet, and there is suppression of storing the complete transmission in the database. The

individual transactions are stored in the database. It persists only the individual transactions, not the

transmission. Refer to the Integration Guide for more information on this subject.

Oracle Advanced Queuing

Oracle Advanced Queuing (OAQ) provides an alternate way of sending and receiving XML

transmissions to/from Oracle Transportation Management. The main benefit to using OAQ is the added

level of guaranteed message delivery provided by a persistent message queue. An additional benefit is

the elimination of the web and application server from the processing of persisting a transmission.

This has the benefit of reducing the load on the web and application servers. Refer to the Data

Management Guide for details on the setup for use of Oracle Advanced Queuing.

Web Services

You can send data to Oracle Transportation Management via a web service call to the Oracle

Transportation Management application server. The performance advantage of this approach is the

elimination of the web tier from the process of persisting the XML. This should increase UI

performance by reducing the overall load on the web server. Refer to the Integration Guide for more

information on this subject.

User Interface

Finder Page Size

A Finder Page is the Oracle Transportation Management terminology for the standard result page

which is returned when running an Oracle Transportation Management finder query. The number of

records returned per page is configurable via the “Finder Page Size” user preference. Increasing this

from the default value of 25 has a direct impact on the performance of loading this page due to the

increased amount of data that needs to be processed and displayed. Values greater than 100 are likely

to make the performance unacceptable.

User Favorites

Favorites allow you to limit initial Find () results so that your favorite results are displayed first. For

example, you can create a favorite for locations. In that favorite you specify the top 10 locations which

you use on a regular basis. Then whenever you use the Find () button the system first displays those

10 locations. If you want to find a different location you are given the option to search for more

locations.

Adding Search Fields to Finders (Grid-Flattening)

Grid flattening enables administrators to present "pseudo fields" for search, result, and other manager

pages that are customized to the needs of their users. Pseudo fields "flatten" a grid by presenting field

labels that are more specific than the default fields. For example, a PO Number field could be added to

the order base search page, so users can search for purchase orders directly by their numbers. Grid

flattening is used to make it appear as if data from a child database table is on a parent database

table. Using grid flattening on search and result pages should be done with caution since the resulting

query is more complex and therefore susceptible to slower performance.

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