Introduction During provisioning of a new FA instance the passwords for FA AppIDUsers like FUSION_APPS_PROV_PATCH_APPID or similar users will expire after 120...
Introduction During provisioning of a new FA instance the passwords for FA AppIDUsers like FUSION_APPS_PROV_PATCH_APPID or similar users will expire after 120 days which is the standard value for normal OID users. This article is intended to describe how you can apply the no password expiry policy to all FA AppIDUsers in a newly provisioned R12 instance. Background The FA start/stop script fails and during the failed startup you observe error messages in the AdminServer.out...
Introduction During provisioning of a new FA instance the passwords for FA AppIDUsers like FUSION_APPS_PROV_PATCH_APPID or similar users will expire after 120 days which is the standard value for...
In the previous two posts, Part 1 and Part 2, we gave an overview which Business Events are available in R13 and how you can subscribe to events with external...
In the previous two posts, Part 1 and Part 2, we gave an overview which Business Events are available in R13 and how you can subscribe to events with external applications using Oracle ICS/OIC. In this part, we will show how to filter events using XPath expressions. Use Cases for Filtering Business Events The approach on sending a message in case of every creation/update/deletion of a Business Object is not what might be required in a specific use case. In our previous...
In the previous two posts, Part 1 and Part 2, we gave an overview which Business Events are available in R13 and how you can subscribe to events with external applications using Oracle ICS/OIC. In...
Following the overview in Part 1, I will now show detailed steps how to create the event subscriptions. In our example, we will use an "Item Creation" event...
Following the overview in Part 1, I will now show detailed steps how to create the event subscriptions. In our example, we will use an "Item Creation" event (from SCM cloud). Prerequisite: Register CSF Key in SaaS In a FA-based SaaS instance, the outbound call of a webservice uses a OWSM security policy which retrieves the credentials for the call from a CSF Key. This means that you need to register a CSF key for every connection to an external system. In our case we need to...
Following the overview in Part 1, I will now show detailed steps how to create the event subscriptions. In our example, we will use an "Item Creation" event (from SCM cloud). Prerequisite:...
Introduction Update August 2019: Please note that this blog was written in 2017 when SCM Cloud R13 was available. The Current version is R13 19B. Although much...
Introduction Update August 2019: Please note that this blog was written in 2017 when SCM Cloud R13 was available. The Current version is R13 19B. Although much of this blog still applies, some steps may be different meanwhile. Please visit https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/supply-chain-management/19b/index.html for the latest. For integration with all Oracle Fusion based Cloud services - like Oracle Sales Cloud and Oracle SCM Cloud, each service provides Business Events...
Introduction Update August 2019: Please note that this blog was written in 2017 when SCM Cloud R13 was available. The Current version is R13 19B. Although much of this blog still applies, some steps...
Introduction A product offering is a logical grouping of features and functionality of Oracle Fusion Applications. Customers who have excluded certain product...
Introduction A product offering is a logical grouping of features and functionality of Oracle Fusion Applications. Customers who have excluded certain product offerings during their base installation and would like to add these or would like to add newly released product offerings can only do so during upgrade using Incremental Provisioning (IP). IP provides the ability to extend the Oracle Fusion Applications environments as part of the upgrade flow and is only supported on...
Introduction A product offering is a logical grouping of features and functionality of Oracle Fusion Applications. Customers who have excluded certain product offerings during their base...
Introduction Oracle Fusion Applications is a large collection of artifacts at various levels - from Application Modules,URLs and Web services at the top levels...
Introduction Oracle Fusion Applications is a large collection of artifacts at various levels - from Application Modules,URLs and Web services at the top levels to storage, hostnames and IPs at the lower layers with numerous connection and configuration settings and tunable parameters within and across the various products in different layers. Often administrators need values of these configuration settings for various routine activities like patching, upgrades and...
Introduction Oracle Fusion Applications is a large collection of artifacts at various levels - from Application Modules,URLs and Web services at the top levels to storage, hostnames and IPs at...
A Checklist for Success with TLS Why We Need This Despite the full feature sets and capabilities that Oracle builds into their software-as-a-service (SaaS)...
A Checklist for Success with TLS Why We Need This Despite the full feature sets and capabilities that Oracle builds into their software-as-a-service (SaaS) cloud applications, there are still going to be occasional customers with business requirements that cannot be satisfied solely with a single SaaS subscription. In these cases, it is possible to extend SaaS products by building integrations with other SaaS products, platform-as-a-service (PaaS) components, and/or...
A Checklist for Success with TLS Why We Need This Despite the full feature sets and capabilities that Oracle builds into their software-as-a-service (SaaS) cloud applications, there are still going to...
Introduction There maybe a need to expose your application to non-employees outside of your organization such as suppliers who make use of supplier portal. This...
Introduction There maybe a need to expose your application to non-employees outside of your organization such as suppliers who make use of supplier portal. This article is intended to describe how you can do this after you have already provisioned your Fusion Applications environment. Main Article In this article we will describe the steps needed to move an existing IDM OHS from the middle tier to a web tier located on a machine in the DMZ. This process will require us to...
Introduction There maybe a need to expose your application to non-employees outside of your organization such as suppliers who make use of supplier portal. This article is intended to describe how you...
Overview Update August 2019: Please note that this blog was written in 2017 when SCM Cloud R13 was available. The Current version is R13 19B. Although much of...
Overview Update August 2019: Please note that this blog was written in 2017 when SCM Cloud R13 was available. The Current version is R13 19B. Although much of this blog still applies, some steps may be different meanwhile. Please visit https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/supply-chain-management/19b/index.html for the latest. Starting with Release 12, Oracle SCM Cloud provides a REST API - which is easier to use in a lot of cases than the SOAP API and also offers some...
Overview Update August 2019: Please note that this blog was written in 2017 when SCM Cloud R13 was available. The Current version is R13 19B. Although much of this blog still applies, some steps...
