2. Contents
 OBIEE 10g Vs OBIEE 11g
 Architecture
 Security
 File Locations
 Naming Changes
 New features in RPD
 New features in Analytics

3. Architecture

4. 11g Architecture Compared to 10g Architecture
• Main difference is wrapping components in WLS platform and EM management
• Individual servers, components are still the same (BI Server, Presentation Server,
BI Publisher J2EE application etc)
• Some reworking has taken place in 11gR1 (unified logging, management of
config files using EM etc)
• Basic concepts, plus clustering (OBIEE), scheduling etc are the same as in 10g
Web Server
SAW Bridge (J2EE/ISAPI) Web Browser
(IIS, Tomcat, Websphere, iPlanet) XML, HTML, Javascript
XLS, PDF, TXT
Oracle BI Publisher Oracle BI Presentation Services TCP/IP (SSL) over
for Usability & Interactivity
Delivery Server SOAP Web Services, XML and URL Interface HTTP/HTTPS
Web
Layout Interfaces Catalog
Oracle Interactive Oracle Answers Service
Data Logic Dashboards
XSL XML HTML, SOAP
User Profiling, Security and Session Mngmt
Framework over
Cache Services (Web) & Connection Mngmt HTTP/HTTPS
External Applications and Portals
ODBC over TCP/IP (SSL)
Oracle Delivers Server TCP/IP Oracle BI Server
Scheduling/Event Services (SSL) Logical SQL ODBC/JDBC (Logical Business Model)
Agent Execution Logic Load Balancer
Device Adaptive Content Session Management
Metadata Interchange
vs
Intelligent Request Generation
Logical Request Generation
Oracle BI Oracle BI Administration
Cluster Controller
Cache
Services Navigator .
Security Services
Query Govern.
Multi-Pass / Metadata Management Services
Sub-Request Logic
Multi-User Development Services
System / Perf Monitoring
Fragmentation
Metadata Documentation Services
Externalized Optimization
Authentication Aggregate Server Management Services
LDAP
Navigator
DB Authentication
Optimized Query Rewrites
Custom Authenticator

5. Components
 Managed Server Components
• BI Plug-in : Sends web http requests to BI Presentation
Services
• BI Security :Integrates BI Server and FMW sec
platform(using web service calls)
• BI Action Services: Dedicated web services for Action
framework
• BI Web Service SOA: Provides Web services for objects
in the BIEE Presentation Catalog, to invoke analysis,
agents, and conditions.
• BI Office: Provides the integration between Oracle
Business Intelligence and Microsoft Office products

6. Security

7. Roles and Groups

8. Roles

9. File Locations

10. Key File Locations

11. Naming Changes
 Delivers  Agents
 Answers  Analytics
 Guided Navigation  Action Links
 Constrained  Limit By Values

12. New features in RPD
 Supports Ragged Hierarchies/Skipped Hierarchies
 Parent Child Hierarchies
 Lookup Tables
 Action Framework

13. New features in Analytics
 Hierarchical Columns
 KPI’s
 KPI Watchlist
 Score Cards
 Chart Viewer
 Chart Slider
 BI Published Reporting