Migration to F&O - Introduction (Section 1)

Question 1

Integration patterns available in F&O?

Answer 1

OData
Batch data API
Custom Service
Consume External Web Services
Excel integration

Question 2

OData?

Answer 2

Standard protocol for creating and consuming data

Based on REST for create, read, update, and delete CRUD operations

Question 3

OData benefits?

Answer 3

Allowing developers to interact with data by using RESTful web services
Providing a simple and uniform way to share data
Enabling broad integration across products
Enabling integration by using the HTTP protocol stack

Question 4

Batch API?

Answer 4

Use the batch data API in scenarios that require one or both Data management package REST API and Recurring integrations.

Question 5

Recurring integration steps?

Answer 5

Builds on data entities and data management framework
Enables the exchange of documents or files between F&O and 3rd party
Supports different forrmats
Uses secure REST

Question 6

Custom Service?

Answer 6

Service group is divided on two endpoints SOAP and JSON

Question 7

Consume External Web Services?

Answer 7

Adding new class libraries to F&O

Question 8

When to use Sync and Async?

Answer 8

Sync = OData
Async = Batch Data API

Question 9

BYOD?

Answer 9

Lets administrators configure their own DB and then export one or more data entities

Question 10

Steps for data migration?

Answer 10

Identify Systems
Identify and import static data
Create and review test plans
Identify and extract source data
Identify data entities and elements
Generate field mapping
Support transition