Introduction The REST API for CX Sales and B2B Service supports Batch Actions - multiple operations can be combined into a single HTTP request, with the request...
Introduction The REST API for CX Sales and B2B Service supports Batch Actions - multiple operations can be combined into a single HTTP request, with the request body being a JSON object containing an array of objects to be processed. Each object in the array contains the payload for the individual action being taken: A unique ID A relative path to the resource An operation A payload See the documentation here for further details A Batch Action is treated as a single...
Introduction The REST API for CX Sales and B2B Service supports Batch Actions - multiple operations can be combined into a single HTTP request, with the request body being a JSON object containing an...
Describes how to use HTML email templates to reduce the number of object workflows in Sales Cloud
Introduction Oracle Visual Builder (VB) has out of box support for calling REST services and can be configured to make calls directly from the client, or via...
Introduction Oracle Visual Builder (VB) has out of box support for calling REST services and can be configured to make calls directly from the client, or via the server proxy. There is no obvious support for making SOAP calls. While it is possible to make client side SOAP calls from javascript, without the VB Connection framework, the authentication would need to be handled by the client code and there is a high chance of a CORS error. This post shows how the VB Service...
Introduction Oracle Visual Builder (VB) has out of box support for calling REST services and can be configured to make calls directly from the client, or via the server proxy. There is no...
Validated September 30, 2020 Introduction Oracle Analytics for Applications (FAW / OAX) is built on top of Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) and is powered by Oracle...
Validated September 30, 2020 Introduction Oracle Analytics for Applications (FAW / OAX) is built on top of Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) and is powered by Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse (ADW). FAW extracts and loads data from your Oracle Fusion Applications Cloud into an instance of ADW and provides a semantic model with prebuilt KPIs, dashboards, and reports in OAC. The Oracle document here lists the currently regions available for provisioning. This post describes the OCI...
Validated September 30, 2020 Introduction Oracle Analytics for Applications (FAW / OAX) is built on top of Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) and is powered by Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse (ADW). FAW...
In this blog I want to look into network connectivity between different cloud services and how to choose the optimal network architecture. First of all,...
In this blog I want to look into network connectivity between different cloud services and how to choose the optimal network architecture. First of all, especially for cloud services network connectivity matters. Most cloud services are spread and accessed across different data centers and geographical regions. And typically those services need to communicate in a bi-directional way several times with each other for many process steps. If a sub-optimal network architecture is...
In this blog I want to look into network connectivity between different cloud services and how to choose the optimal network architecture. First of all, especially for cloud services...
Introduction into existing BICC Automation BI Cloud Connector offers a broad bandwidth of options to automate the extraction of data. In various other blogs...
Introduction into existing BICC Automation BI Cloud Connector offers a broad bandwidth of options to automate the extraction of data. In various other blogs we’ve shared information how to download extraction files, log information or to delete extracts. Those scripts can be scheduled on the client side via the tools of choice. The built-in capabilities in BICC provide more and more automation as the product evolves. Scheduling frequent extraction runs was a feature that...
Introduction into existing BICC Automation BI Cloud Connector offers a broad bandwidth of options to automate the extraction of data. In various other blogs we’ve shared information how to download...
Introduction This article shows how outbound REST calls can be made from App Composer Groovy using a content type of x-www-form-urlencoded. It assumes a basic...
Introduction This article shows how outbound REST calls can be made from App Composer Groovy using a content type of x-www-form-urlencoded. It assumes a basic knowledge of how to call REST APIs from Groovy and follows on from 2 articles on this subject: https://www.ateam-oracle.com/engagement-cloud-rest-in-brief https://www.ateam-oracle.com/engagement-cloud-outbound-rest-using-idcs-oauth Note - the method is not described in CX Sales documentation. Background Engagement...
Introduction This article shows how outbound REST calls can be made from App Composer Groovy using a content type of x-www-form-urlencoded. It assumes a basic knowledge of how to call REST APIs from...
Introduction In my Developing SaaS Extensions using VBCS and Helidon Micro-Services part 1, I focused on the creation of a Helidon based microservice which we...
Introduction In my Developing SaaS Extensions using VBCS and Helidon Micro-Services part 1, I focused on the creation of a Helidon based microservice which we tested locally. This blog post takes the reading through to the next step which is to deploy the microservice on Oracle Kubernetes Service and then explain how this service can be called from VBCS in a way that the microservice is aware of the user (aka identity propagation from VBCS to the microservice) In the example...
Introduction In my Developing SaaS Extensions using VBCS and Helidon Micro-Services part 1, I focused on the creation of a Helidon based microservice which we tested locally. This blog post takes the...
More and more businesses are seeing the benefits of moving their software applications and IT infrastructure into the cloud. But not every cloud is equal. They...
More and more businesses are seeing the benefits of moving their software applications and IT infrastructure into the cloud. But not every cloud is equal. They are not always operating in the same way. Instead they have different flavours, different capabilities and specific benefits. So it makes absolutely sense to combine different clouds to the benefit of the overall solution. An important corner stone of any cloud solution are SaaS services. Most of the business will be...
More and more businesses are seeing the benefits of moving their software applications and IT infrastructure into the cloud. But not every cloud is equal. They are not always operating in the...
