Digital Banking Micro Apps Setup

You must set up Spotlight platform also with the following installation.

After the environment and database has been set up, the next step in the Temenos Digital set up process is to import and configure the Quantum Fabric app(s) pertaining to Micro Apps. The following steps describe the process of importing, configuring, and publishing the Quantum Fabric apps.

• Download Artefacts 
• Digital Banking Modules and their Dependencies
• Import Quantum Fabric Application
  • Sign in to Quantum Fabric
  • Import Quantum Fabric Application
• Create Composite App
• Configure Identity Services
• Configure RDBMS Integration Services
• Configure Run-time Parameters
• Update Global Throttling Configuration
• Update Excluded Operation for HTTP Integrity
• Publish the Application

Download Artefacts 

To download the artefacts required for setting up Quantum Fabric, write to distribution@temenos.com for details on where and how to download.

Download the following artefacts:

• DigitalBanking-Login_vx.x.x.zip
• DigitalBanking-SettingsCommunications_vx.x.x.zip
• DigitalBanking-CardSmartMoney_vx.x.x.zip
• DigitalBanking-Corporate_vx.x.x.zip
• DigitalBanking-Engines_App-vx.x.x.zip
• DigitalBanking-Homepage_vx.x.x.zip
• DigitalBanking-Payments_vx.x.x.zip
• DigitalBanking-UserManagement_vx.x.x.zip
• DigitalBanking-WealthManagement_vx.x.x.zip
• DigitalBanking-Engines_App-vx.x.x.zip

See the table to determine the Quantum Fabric apps that must be set up in your system.  The Quantum Fabric application file names are suffixed with a <<major_version>>.<<fix_version>> format for every release. 

Digital Banking Modules and their Dependencies

Digital Banking is divided broadly into the following modules. To be able to work on each module independently, the following visualizer and fabric microApps are required.

Import Quantum Fabric Application

This section describes the procedure to import and publish process for any Quantum Fabric application. Make sure that you are using the appropriate Quantum Fabric apps as described here.

The images are for representation only. The actual screen may vary depending on the Quantum Fabric app being imported. Select the appropriate application.

Sign in to Quantum Fabric

Sign in to Cloud or On-premise installation of Quantum Fabric. Use the credentials you have obtained during the environment setup process.

Import Quantum Fabric Application

1. On successful authentication, the Dashboard page is displayed by default. 
2. Click the Apps icon on the left pane. The Applications page is displayed.

   

3. On the Applications page, click Import. The Import App dialog is displayed.

   

4. Browse for Quantum Fabric app package (specified in the list earlier) or drag the app package, and click Import. You must do this for each app in the list in case you have more than one app to import.

   

The image is for reference only. The Quantum Fabric application name varies from application to application. The following are the Quantum Fabric apps of the respective app from the Temenos Digital suite that are:

• Order management: ServiceRequestAPI
• Transaction Limit Engine: TransactionLimitsEngine
• Alerts Management: dbpEventManager
• Campaign Management: CampaignEngine

While the apps listed above are required only to import the corresponding apps, for the following Micro Apps, in addition to importing the apps, create one composite app and link the corresponding Micro Apps:

AccountAggregation, AlertsManagement, Approvals Arranagements, Authentication, BulkPayments, CardManagement, ConsentManagement, ContentManagement, ExternalUserManagement, FinanceManagement, ForeignExchange, OrderManagement, Payments, PortfolioManagement, SavingsPot, SecureMessage, TradeFinance.

5. Under the Import Options, select the Import as new option, and click Import. The app is imported as a new app.
6. The imported application is displayed on the Applications page. For detailed information on importing an app to Quantum Fabric Console, refer to Exporting and Importing an Application.

   

Create Composite App

This section describes the procedure to create a composite app and link the corresponding Micro Apps for any Quantum Fabric Micro App.

To create a Composite App,

1. Sign in to Cloud or On-premise installation of Quantum Fabric. Use the credentials you have obtained during the environment setup process.
   
2. On successful authentication, the Dashboard page is displayed by default. 
3. Click the Apps icon on the left pane. The Applications page is displayed.
   
4. On the Applications page, click Add new.
5. Use the pencil icon and name the app as a DigitalBanking-Composite as it is the standard name to represent digitalbanking.
   
6. An empty composite app is created.
   
   

Link Micro App

To link Micro Apps with a Composite App,

1. On the Applications page, select the Composite App.
   
2. On the context menu (ellipsis icon), click Manage Linked Apps.
   
   
3. On the Managed Linked Apps screen, click Add.
   
4. On the Existing Apps screen, select the required Micro Apps that you want to link with the Composite App, and click Link.
   
   
5. The selected Micro Apps are linked successfully with the Composite App.

Unlink Micro App

To unlink Micro Apps from a Composite App,

1. On the Applications page, select the Composite App and go to the Managed Linked Apps screen.
   
2. From the list of linked Micro Apps, select the required apps that you want to unlink.
   
   
3. Click Unlink.
   
4. On the Unlink Linked Apps confirmation screen, Click Close. The selected Micro Apps are unlinked from the Composite App.

Configure Identity Services

All Quantum Fabric apps available as part of Temenos Digital contain several Object, Integration, and Orchestration services. Most of these services are authenticated by Identity services. The Quantum Fabric Identity Service(s) for each Quantum Fabric app must be configured to reflect the fully qualified URL of the environment on which the service is deployed. The part of the URL occurring before the /services/<Identity Service Name> must be replaced with the environment specific values. Refer to the table below to determine the identity services to be configured.

Quantum Fabric App	Identity Service Name	Identity Service Type	Description
Authentication ContentManagement ExternalUserManagemnt Origination Payments SecureMessage AlertsManagement	DbxUserLogin	Custom Identity	The identity service is used to authenticate end users against the Temenos Digital identity management system or the core identity system.
Authentication ContentManagement ExternalUserManagemnt Origination Payments SecureMessage	DbxAPIIdentityService	Custom Identity	The identity service is used to authenticate server to server communication.

Update the URL in the Custom Identity Service Endpoint field in the Configure Services - Identity section for DbxUserLogin like in the following screen:

Update the URL in the Custom Identity Service Endpoint field in the Configure Services - Identity and select the check box of Restrict to Server to Server Authentication section for DbxAPIIdentityService like in the following screens:

Configure RDBMS Integration Services

Temenos Digital comes with pre-built integration to the Temenos DB whose setup is described here. The following table describes the integration and object services of type RDBMS that must be configured with the database connection parameters for your installation. 

Navigate to the RDBMS Integration service and modify the connection parameters corresponding to your database environment.

Navigate to the Object service configuration and modify the connection parameters corresponding to your database environment.

Configure Runtime Parameters

The parameters that are specific to each deployment of the Quantum Fabric app(s) are maintained under the Configurable Parameters section of runtime Quantum Fabric environment. Follow these steps:

• Navigate to the environment.
  
  • For cloud environments click App Services.

    

  • For on-premise environments click Server.

    

• Navigate to Settings on the left hand panel. You should see the Configurable Parameters section.

  

The following is the list of configurable parameters for the Quantum Fabric app(s):

The following is the list of configurable client parameters for the Quantum Fabric app(s):

• MB_ENABLE_INAPP_CAMPAIGNS
• MB_ENABLE_POPUP_CAMPAIGNS
• OLB_ENABLE_INAPP_CAMPAIGNS
• OLB_ENABLE_POPUP_CAMPAIGNS
• DUAL_BALANCE

• ADVANCED_FEATURE_SELECTION. Value is TRUE.

Update Global Throttling Configuration

• Navigate to App Services > settings > Runtime Configuration.
• Update the following JSON to Global Throttling Configuration.

[
    {
        "resourcePath": "RBObjects/DbxUser",
        "httpMethod": "verifyDbxUserName",
        "totalRateLimitPerMinute": 10000,
        "ipRateLimitPerMinute": 20
    }
]

Update Excluded Operation for HTTP Integrity

Navigate to App Services > settings > Runtime Configuration.

Update below JSON to HTTP Integrity Configuration.

            Excluded Operations
        

[
  {
    "resourcePath": "RBObjects/SecureMessaging",
    "httpMethod": "createCustomerRequest"
  },
  {
    "resourcePath": "RBObjects/SecureMessaging",
    "httpMethod": "getMessageAttachment"
  },
  {
    "resourcePath": "RBObjects/DownloadTransaction",
    "httpMethod": "GET"
  },
  {
    "resourcePath": "RBObjects/DownloadTransactionReport",
    "httpMethod": "GET"
  },
  {
    "resourcePath": "RBObjects/uploadDocuments",
    "httpMethod": "CREATE"
  },
  {
    "resourcePath": "dbpBulkWireServices/downloadFileBulkWire",
    "httpMethod": "POST"
  },
  {
    "resourcePath": "dbpBulkWireServices/downloadSampleFileBulkWire",
    "httpMethod": "POST"
  },
  {
    "resourcePath": "dbpBulkWireServices/UploadBWFile",
    "httpMethod": "POST"
  },
    
  {
    "resourcePath": "LocationObjService/LocationsUsingCSV",
    "httpMethod": "importLocations"
  },
  {
    "resourcePath": "CustomerGroupsAndEntitlObjSvc/Group",
    "httpMethod": "CustomerAssignRole"
  },
  {
    "resourcePath": "LocationObjService/LocationsUsingCSV",
    "httpMethod": "downloadLocationsCSV"
  },
  {
    "resourcePath": "DecisionManagement/decision",
    "httpMethod": "DownloadRulesFile"
  },
  {
    "resourcePath": "CustomerManagementObjService/CustomerRequest",
    "httpMethod": "downloadMessageAttachment"
  },
  {
    "resourcePath": "AuditLogsObjSvc/TransactionAndAuditLogs",
    "httpMethod": "exportAdminConsoleLogs"
  },
  {
    "resourcePath": "AuditLogsObjSvc/TransactionAndAuditLogs",
    "httpMethod": "exportTransactionalLogs"
  },
  {
    "resourcePath": "StaticContentObjService/service",
    "httpMethod": "downloadFeaturesList"
  },
  {
    "resourcePath": "RolesAndPermissionsObjService/permissions_view",
    "httpMethod": "downloadPermissionsList"
  },
  {
    "resourcePath": "ReportsObjService/MessagesReport",
    "httpMethod": "exportMessagesReport"
  },
  {
    "resourcePath": "StaticContentObjService/service",
    "httpMethod": "downloadServicesList"
  },
  {
    "resourcePath": "RolesAndPermissionsObjService/role_view",
    "httpMethod": "downloadRolesList"
  },
  {
    "resourcePath": "CustomerGroupsAndEntitlObjSvc/Group",
    "httpMethod": "downloadGroupsList"
  },
  {
    "resourcePath": "InternalusersObjService/internalUsers_view",
    "httpMethod": "downloadUsersList"
  }
]

Publish the Application

Publish the Quantum Fabric App(s) as per the procedure described here. After a successful publish, the status of an application shows as below. Once publish is done, restart the server to reflect throttling configuration.

To publish the composite app, first publish the corresponding Micro Apps and then only publish the composite app to avoid sync issue.