In the following table, you can find the most common abbreviations used when developing, testing and using the Integration Layer. Some entries are tied to the Integration Layer, others are generic entities of the OneDealer platform.
| ODIL | OneDealer Integration Layer: Most of the time refers to ThinkRit's implementation (see ODIL Versioning), but sometimes can be falsely used to describe the IL.App |
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| ODIS | OneDealer Integration Services (Former OAC) |
| ODIN | OneDealer INternal: The DSW and DASW of OneDealer. Used mostly in IL.App. |
| Neuro IL | The new (non-standalone, aka in-DSW) version of the Integration Layer. Can be set on or off. See Neuro Integration Layer 2.0 for more information. |
| OAC | OneDealer Adapter Core: Refers to the mapping system developed by the Adapter Team. More info on OD Adapters Home |
| DSM | Document Status Matrix: More info on Document Status Matrix - DSM |
| IL.App | Integration Layer Application: The even newer, standalone version of the Integration Layer. It is written with .NET 7 and has its own solution (see here). Documentation available at Integration Layer App. Sometimes it can be falsely be described as ODIL. |
| MQ | Message Queue: Also seen as RabbitMQ, refers to the message queue implementation, currently using RabbitMQ, between the DSW and IL.App. More info at Message Queues. |
| SIT | System Integration Test: The time period booked for testing the integration with a new system |
| UAT | User Acceptance Test: The time period booked for testing the User eXperience of a new feature |
| DSW | Digital Sales Workplace: The heart of the OneDealer. View OneDealer > 1. Introduction for more info. |
| DASW | Digital After Sales Workplace: The after sales (Jobcards etc) part of the OneDealer |
| Carlo | External Transport Management System. The IL communicates with it via OAC. |
| PlanIt | External System for Service Order Planning. The IL communicates with it via OAC. |
| SyncContext | An attribute for storing ODILEntityAction(s). More on SyncContext. |
| JWT | JSON Web Token: an authentication token, currently only used in Integration Layer App |
| DRS | Contrary to what many F1 fans may believe, DRS stands for Dead Request Service, which is a service to store all failed and unsuccessful requests in order to be re-send/re-calculated. |
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