Oracle International Corporation

Brian James Dueck

Sandra Rolanda Leung

Daniel Hotung Ho

Ahmad Naser Abdelrahman

Marc Corlett

Xuan Ju

Deepankar Dey

Amir-Behzad Roshan-Pazhouh

Robert John McArthur

Kenny Kai Tai Yan

Wen Cui

Alain Pigeon

David MacDonald

Prakash John Thomas

According to one method, the method comprises: receiving, from a client via a REST API, input in a first format; converting, using predetermined metadata, the input in the first format into input in a second format; sending the input in the second format to a legacy system for performing an operation using the input in the second format; receiving, from the legacy system, output in the second format, wherein the output is based at least in part on the operation performed using the input in the second format; converting, using the predetermined metadata, the output in the second format into output in the first format; and sending, to the client via the REST API, the output in the first format.

Methods, systems, and computer readable media for data translation using a representational state transfer (REST) application programming interface (API)

Methods, systems, and computer readable media for recycling order identifiers are disclosed. According to one method, the method occurs at an order management system that utilizes an order database. The order management system includes at least one processor and a memory. The method includes selecting, using an order block data structure, an order slot identifier from a range of order slot identifiers usable in a database partition of the order database, wherein the order slot identifier is reusable; storing order data for an order in the database partition using the order slot identifier; purging the order data in the database partition; and modifying, periodically or aperiodically, the order block data structure to indicate that the order slot identifier is available for reuse, wherein the order block data structure indicates a recycle count associated with usage.

Methods, systems, and computer readable media for recycling order identifiers

Methods, systems, and computer readable media for managing order processing and fallout are disclosed. One exemplary method includes processing, in accordance to an orchestration plan, an order entity containing an order item, wherein the orchestration plan is functioning on a processing layer executed by electronic order management system. The method further includes respectively receiving, from each of one or more orchestration order components associated with the orchestration plan, state information corresponding to a child order item contained in a child order entity, wherein the state information respectively received by each of the one or more orchestration order components is respectively reflected in an order component order item included within the one or more orchestration order components and determining a current processing state for the order item by aggregating the state information reflected in all of the order component order items.

Methods, systems, and computer readable media for managing order processing and fallout in an order management system

A method for managing a current revision on prior revision of an order is described. A modified set of compensations tasks for addressing amendments indicated in the current revision are determined. The modified set of compensation tasks may be determined by carrying over one or more compensation tasks, associated with the prior revision, that have not yet been completed. Alternatively or additionally, the modified set of compensation tasks may be determined by adding new compensation tasks based on the current revision.

Management of revisions on revisions of orders

An order management system is provided. The order management system receives a modify order while the in-flight order is being executed. The order management system suspends a first orchestration plan that corresponds to the in-flight order. The order management system generates a second orchestration plan that corresponds to the modify order. The order management system generates a modify order orchestration plan using, in part, the second orchestration plan. The order management system executes the modify order orchestration plan.

Order management system with order change management

An order jeopardy manager is provided that manages order jeopardy. A jeopardy order condition to be applied to an order is received. The jeopardy order condition includes an order state transition path and a jeopardy time threshold. The order state transition path includes zero or more from-states and one or more to-states to define one or more order state transitions. The order is determined to be in jeopardy when the order fails to complete one of the order state transitions within the jeopardy time threshold. A jeopardy notification is generated, responsive to the determining, indicating that the order is in jeopardy.

Policy-based order jeopardy management

According to one aspect, the disclosed subject matter describes herein a method that includes detecting a fallout condition associated with a communication of orders directed to a network target in an order and service management (OSM) system, identifying a plurality of failed orders corresponding to the fallout condition, and generating a job control order that designates a remedial operation to be applied to each of the plurality of failed orders.

Method, system, and computer readable medium for utilizing job control orders in an order management system

An order management system is provided. The order management system receives an order that includes one or more order lines, fulfillment topology data, and fulfillment flow data. The order management system generates one or more first order components from the order, the fulfillment topology data, and the fulfillment flow data based on a first criteria, where the first criteria is based on a first stage of a decomposition sequence, where the decomposition sequence comprises one or more stages. The order management system determines which of the one or more first order components each order line of the order is to be applied to, based on the first criteria. The order management system stores each order line of the order at each of the determined one or more first order components.

Order management system with a decomposition sequence

An order management system is provided. The order management system receives one or more order components. The order management system maps each order line of one or more order lines to a fulfillment pattern. The order management system creates a fulfillment flow by combining one or more fulfillment patterns. The order management system generates an orchestration plan by applying one or more dependencies of the fulfillment flow to the one or more order components. The one or more dependencies of the fulfillment flow are translated into one or more order line dependencies between the one or more order lines of the one or more order components. Each order line dependency is at a completion of a fulfillment function of the order line.

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Brian James Dueck