How does Order Management interact with multiple fulfillment systems to fulfill sales order lines?
A.
It has a web service broker that routes requests from the Fulfillment Task Layer.
B.
It has a web service broker that routes requests from the External Interface Layer.
C.
The Fulfillment system routing is defined in the orchestration.
D.
The sales order lines are converted to Fulfillment Lines and fed to the Fulfillment systems.
Explanation:
An orchestration process routes and manages sales orders across multiple fulfillment systems. For example,
you can use a schedule, ship, and bill process to route order lines to two different enterprise resource planning
(ERP) systems.
Reference https://docs.oracle.com/cloud/farel11/scmcs_gs/FAIOM/FAIOM1726751.htm
B is the correct answer
Integrating Order Management with Downstream Fulfillment Systems
Connecting Order Management to Fulfillment Systems: Procedure
You can use a web service to allow Order Management Cloud to communicate with a fulfillment system through the external interface layer. You can use a predefined web service or create a new one.
You must create and register a connector for each fulfillment system. For details about how Order Management routes requests to a fulfillment system, see Architectural Layers in Order Management: How They Work, and search for Doc ID 2123078.1 (Integrating Non-Fusion Fulfillment System With Oracle Fusion Order Management Cloud) on My Oracle Support at https://support.oracle.com.
Routing Requests to Fulfillment Systems: Explained
An external interface routing rule specifies how to route a fulfillment request to a fulfillment system. You can specify each rule
so that it selects the fulfillment system connector according to order, fulfillment line, or orchestration process attribute. At
runtime, the rule calls the connector service that translates the payload into the structure that the fulfillment system uses.
The following examples describe ways that you might use an external interface routing rule.
Anser: B
Web services are used to integrate fulfillment applications with Oracle Fusion Distributed Order Orchestration. Distributed Order Orchestration has a Web service broker that routes requests from the fulfillment task layer to one or more fulfillment systems and vice versa. The connector transforms the structure and content of the outbound message to match the inbound interface of the other system
Reference: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E51367_01/scmop_gs/FAOFO/F1433056AN132D9.htm
Clearly the answer is A.
Distributed Order Orchestration has a Web service broker that routes requests from the fulfillment task layer to one or more fulfillment systems and vice versa.
B would be correct only if the question was specifically about external fulfillment systems.
throught EIL and from FTL. The word ‘through’ and ‘from’ makes the difference here. Hence A.