OIC Integration Lifecycle Using REST Endpoints by Amy Simpson-Grange

Out-of-the-box, Oracle provides a bunch of REST endpoints available to interact with your Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) instance or the components in which you have built. In this post, we will look at how we interact with an OIC integration using the available REST endpoints throughout it’s lifecycle. This post will not cover all available endpoints and ways to utilize, but rather the key use cases and those that I think are really useful! The full list of available endpoints can be found here.

OIC supports OAuth 2.0 authentication mechanism. Before you can get started using these APIs, you will need to ensure you have the appropriate details to authenticate, retrieve a token and use in your REST calls. For information on doing this, see the Oracle Documentation.

When you call any of the Oracle Integration REST endpoints, the response header returns one of the standard HTTP status codes defined here.

I should also point out that all of this activity can also be completed manually within the OIC service console but these endpoints are specifically useful if you want to script/automate the lifecycle processes. Read the complete article here.

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Oracle Assistant for OIC by Niall Commiskey

The artificial intelligence capabilities of OIC have been augmented by the introduction of the Oracle Assistant for OIC. This compelling new feature of the August release is a great resource for folks new to Oracle Integration and also for those who are not so new. 

Usage is simple – here are some examples – read the complete article here.

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Oracle Digital Assistant – Backend Integration with the Oracle Integration Cloud by Daniel Teixeira

With the Oracle Digital Assistant (ODA) custom components (powered by Bot Node SDK) we can establish connectivity to anything that has a REST endpoint.

What if we need to connect to a SOAP endpoint, or if we need to always re-use existing integrations? Then we can leverage the Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) for this, and invoke that Integration (REST) from the ODA custom component.

Below is a simple example of that implementation, where we receive an OrderId and call an OIC endpoint that takes OrderID as parameter and returns OrderStatus. Read the complete article here.

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Migrate Your Oracle Integration Cloud Classic Services to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) by Elizabeth Earle

Oracle encourages you to migrate the following integration cloud resources from OCI Classic to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI):

•     Integration Cloud Service (ICS)
•     Oracle Integration (OIC-C)
•     Oracle Process Cloud Service (PCS)

OCI is Oracle’s modern cloud platform that’s based on the latest cloud technologies and standards. It provides more consistent performance and better features. Oracle continues to invest in OCI, including the addition of new regions, services, and features. Note also that new features are continuously being released on Oracle Integration.

Please watch the below 3 minutes video which summarize the benefits of migration to OCI:

Migrate Integrations and Processes to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

For more information about how to migrate from classic to OCI please review the following migration guides:

• Migrating Oracle Integration Cloud Service and Process Cloud Service Instances to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
• Migrating Oracle Integration Classic Instances to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
• Read the complete article here.

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Basic Knowledge About Oracle Integration Cloud Service | Oracle Integration Cloud Tutorial by Kabir Yadav

Oracle Integration Cloud Service is a complete, secure, but lightweight integration solution that enables you to connect your applications in the cloud. It simplifies connectivity between your applications and connects both your cloud application and on-premise application.

Oracle Integration Cloud Service provides native connectivity to Oracle Software as a Service (SaaS) applications, such as Oracle Sales Cloud, Oracle Right Now Cloud, and so on.

After integrating the application and activating it to the runtime environment, the dashboard displays information about the running integrations, so you can monitor the status and processing statistics for each integration. The dashboard measures and tracks the performance of your transactions by capturing and reporting key information, such as throughput, the number of messages processed successfully, and the number of messages that failed processing. Read the complete article here.

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Create Free Trial OIC Instance for one Month | Oracle Integration Cloud by Kabir Yadav

To Create Free Trial OIC Instance you must have Oracle Cloud Free Tier Account. If you don’t have already and want to see the signup steps for it, Please access my previous blog (Click here). You won’t be charged unless you select to upgrade the account.After one month your free instance will automatically get closed.

STEP 1 : Sign in to your Oracle Cloud Free Tier Account.

STEP 2 : Search Integration & then Select Application Integration.

STEP 3 : Select the (root) Compartment and then click Create

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Integration Cloud or SOA Suite? by Phil Wilkins

A periodic conversation I get involved is the relationship between Oracle’s SOA Suite and Integration Cloud. We’ve long held a view based on our conversations with Oracle product management.

There is a formal statement of direction for SOA Suite available ….

The bottom line as we read it:

• SOA Suite isn’t going to be scrapped and customers will not be forced onto Integration Cloud.
• Future changes are going to be on making transitions easier to the cloud, and a customer decision to adopt OIC.
• Releases will focus on keeping things up to date and aligned with the underlying technologies from Java 8 to Java 11 as a long term release of Java. WebLogic version updates.
• We’ll see mechanisms to cloud deliver integrations as the primary focus.

Our interpretation…

So SOA Suite isn’t going away. This doesn’t surprise, we’ve held this view as the customer base is significant. As SOA Suite often goes hand in hand with customers using EBusiness Suite (EBS) which is going to be supported into the 2030s there will be a lot of resistance to replace the software central to getting data in and out of EBS.

Function development in the document doesn’t feature very highly. This reflects the fact that firstly SOA Suite is pretty mature, and the principles of abiding by the standards such as BPEL constrain evolution. While SOA Suite is not going away, the bulk of development effort is going into OIC such as functionality that can provide the features like the Managed File Transfer (MFT) extension to SOA and B2B (support for edifact data flows.

Development is driven by largely by the underpinning technologies such as WebLogic which has seen some significant changes to support more cloud native deployments such as containerisation. Plus the newest versions of the J2EE standards. This where we believe most changes to SOA Suite will come from.

Looking at the changes visually

We have expressed visually the evolution of OIC from its discrete services of ICS (Integration Cloud Service), PCS (Process Cloud Service) etc to the combined product With this we have overlaid the non cloud products of SOA Suite and Oracle Data Integrator (ODI) its bulk data partner. The following image sequence shows how we have seen the landscape change.

The 1st PaaS capabilities running on OCI Classic. With OIC not present as the different areas that no form OIC where available separately. Read the complete article here.

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Oracle Integration Update Webcast September 2021 on-demand

Watch to get the latest updates and innovations on Oracle Integration release. Our Oracle Integration Product Manager Team will present new features, product roadmaps, discuss upcoming innovations and provide guidelines to help you adopt these quickly within your organization. Topics include:

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Connect and extend your applications and systems using pre-builts from Oracle Integration – PaaS Partner Community Webcast on/demand

Learn how to leverage adapters and accelerators to grow your business. We will cover the latest innovations in prebuilt adapters, including:

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