Designing in CIC Studio

Getting Started with the Studio

• What is CIC Studio
• Technical Capabilities
• Projects, Packages, and Objects
• Installing the CIC Studio
• CIC Studio System Requirements

Core Concepts in the Studio

• Core Concepts
• The Five Categories of Integration in the CIC Studio
• Basics of Inbound and Outbound Data Transformation Flows
• Using the CIC Studio Auditor

General Navigation of the Studio UI

• Perspectives
• Editors
• Views
• Workbench Perspective
• Admin Console

Sharing Resources that you build in the Studio

• Sharing Resources
• Making Packages Available to Other Projects
• Allowing Projects to Use Other Project's Resources
• View/Fix Package and Name

Versioning & Synchronizing Projects

• Overview - Project Versioning and Synchronization
• Sharing Projects
• Creating Repositories
• Connecting to the Cleo Repository

General Guidelines and Recommendations

• Naming Conventions
• Team Collaboration and Version Control
• Take Advantage of the Demos and Tutorials

Sending and Receiving Data

• How data moves through the CIC Integration Engine

Defining Data

• Schemas (Overview)

Transforming Data

• Run the Transformation directly from the Ruleset

Routing Data

• Trading Partners
• EDI Capabilities

Making Integrations Work with Business Processes

Publishing Projects (Deployment)

• Promoting Projects (Integration Engine Deployment)
• Removing Resources from the Integration Engine
• Starting Objects
• Restart the Integration Engine

Displaying Data in the CIC Cockpit

• Getting Data from the CIC Studio to the CIC Cockpit: An Overview
• Obtaining the Cleo Cockpit Projects (CCP)
• Using CCP Resources to display EDI Data in the CIC Cockpit
• Using CCP Resources to display non-EDI Data in the CIC Cockpit
• EDI Document Types supported in CCP

Use Studio Wizards (and other tools) to quickly create and configure your Project resources

• Configuring Default Email Settings

Web Service Integration Resources

• Web Service Consumer objects
• What is REST?

Working with Cloud Applications (using CIC Connectors)