Oracle Integration connects disparate SaaS and on-premises applications to help businesses move faster. This interaction between Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC)...
Oracle Integration connects disparate SaaS and on-premises applications to help businesses move faster. This interaction between Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) and Oracle SaaS (or on-premise) applications needs to be carefully designed and planned for performance and scalability. Overloaded integration flows may run within acceptable timeframes during design phase. They may even pass User Acceptance Testing especially if testers are just going through functional testing....
Oracle Integration connects disparate SaaS and on-premises applications to help businesses move faster. This interaction between Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) and Oracle SaaS (or on-premise)...
Introduction Many integration use cases require the use of Autonomous database (ADB) as the parking lot datastore with Oracle Integration. Oracle Integration...
Introduction Many integration use cases require the use of Autonomous database (ADB) as the parking lot datastore with Oracle Integration. Oracle Integration provides various options to connect to ADB. The Oracle integration documentation table below summarizes these options. * Cloud Database Connectivity Support Options In summary, Connecting to ADB dedicated instances (ADB-D) and ADB shared private endpoint DB requires an OIC connectivity agent. Connecting to ADB Shared...
Introduction Many integration use cases require the use of Autonomous database (ADB) as the parking lot datastore with Oracle Integration. Oracle Integration provides various options to connect to...
This blog will explain a use case for extending SaaS approvals on a BPM platform and outline the steps to implement such an extension.
Introduction The aim of this blog is to guide customers when they set out to migrate their integration solutions from SOA to Oracle Integration (OIC). The...
Introduction The aim of this blog is to guide customers when they set out to migrate their integration solutions from SOA to Oracle Integration (OIC). The focus in this blog is to help customers during the creation, configuration of Oracle Integration service instances, and also provide best practices for choosing the right OIC features and integration patterns when developing SOA equivalent integrations on Oracle Integration Cloud. The existing SOA workloads could be...
Introduction The aim of this blog is to guide customers when they set out to migrate their integration solutions from SOA to Oracle Integration (OIC). The focus in this blog is to help customers...
This blog was a collaborative effort between Greg Mally and Mike Muller of the A-Team. There is an effort under way to provide example assets for this blog and...
This blog was a collaborative effort between Greg Mally and Mike Muller of the A-Team. There is an effort under way to provide example assets for this blog and when those assets are available, this blog will be updated with details on how to get to them. One of the big challenges that Oracle Integration Cloud developers face is any outbound REST calls from Integration Cloud (IC) to Fusion Applications (FA) APIs require a user’s identity. On the surface this seems pretty...
This blog was a collaborative effort between Greg Mally and Mike Muller of the A-Team. There is an effort under way to provide example assets for this blog and when those assets are available, this...
On the topic of fault handling in Integration Cloud (IC), there are three types of Fault Actions that can be leveraged: 1. Re-throw Fault, 2. Throw New Fault,...
On the topic of fault handling in Integration Cloud (IC), there are three types of Fault Actions that can be leveraged: 1. Re-throw Fault, 2. Throw New Fault, and 3. Fault Return. More times than not, a discussion comes up around why faults thrown in IC are always HTTP 500. This is not necessarily true and this blog will clarify the behaviors of each of the Fault Actions. To illustrate the Fault behaviors, a simple integration will be used where URI Parameters control the...
On the topic of fault handling in Integration Cloud (IC), there are three types of Fault Actions that can be leveraged: 1. Re-throw Fault, 2. Throw New Fault, and 3. Fault Return. More times than...
Introduction: The purpose of this post is to introduce readers to the realtime integration between Oracle CX Sales (formerly Engagement Cloud or Sales Cloud)...
Introduction: The purpose of this post is to introduce readers to the realtime integration between Oracle CX Sales (formerly Engagement Cloud or Sales Cloud) and NetSuite. We explore how to keep customers in sync between Oracle CX Sales and NetSuite when CX Sales is the source of truth. We will build this integration using Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC), which is an offering that helps customers build and orchestrate complex integrations between various systems. The same...
Introduction: The purpose of this post is to introduce readers to the realtime integration between Oracle CX Sales (formerly Engagement Cloud or Sales Cloud) and NetSuite. We explore how to keep...
Introduction Often there are requirements from customers to connect their Oracle Digital Assistant (ODA) skills running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) to...
Introduction Often there are requirements from customers to connect their Oracle Digital Assistant (ODA) skills running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) to an on-premise API endpoint. This could be required for various use cases like An ODA Skill to fetch user information from on-prem HRMS system like Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) A chatbot to interact with on-prem ERP system like Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) Integrate ODA Skills with APIs secured behind customer...
Introduction Often there are requirements from customers to connect their Oracle Digital Assistant (ODA) skills running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) to an on-premise API endpoint. This could...
Introduction In my earlier blog - OIC Error Handling Guide, we read about essentials of Oracle Integration Cloud(OIC) Error handling. We also saw that by using...
Introduction In my earlier blog - OIC Error Handling Guide, we read about essentials of Oracle Integration Cloud(OIC) Error handling. We also saw that by using additional components like Database or FTP server along with OIC it is possible to build robust error handling solutions to suit different custom requirements. In this blog, I would like to illustrate a simple practical example of using the parking lot pattern with OIC. The example will use ATP database for a parking...
Introduction In my earlier blog - OIC Error Handling Guide, we read about essentials of Oracle Integration Cloud(OIC) Error handling. We also saw that by using additional components like Database...
