Integration & Process Partner Community Newsletter December 2021

It is time for the November quarterly update to Oracle Integration. With autumn in the Northern Hemisphere, we are excited to share all our exciting new features and improvements. For the latest Oracle Integration update please read the Integration Newsletter #3 and please register for the Integration Update Webcast on December 16th 2021.

In the last 6 months 1043 persons attended the 3 days hands-on integration bootcamps. In case you missed it we offer a free on-demand version. Boost your career with the Oracle Application Integration 2021 Specialist certification ($245 value) free until December 31st 2021!

Thanks to the community for sharing all the integration articles: OIC November 21 Release New Features & OHIP and Oracle Integration Cloud: Simplifying hospitality integrations even more & Oracle Integration (Application Integration) free hands-on lab on-demand & Oracle Integration Cloud – Gmail Adapter & Leveraging OCI AI Language Service from Oracle Integration & OIC and OCI AI Language Service Part II & How to call the OCI AI Language Service from the Oracle Integration Cloud & Improving the performance of Oracle Integration flows that use REST calls & OIC -> DB adapter – overcoming 10 MB limit & Guidelines when moving Integration Workloads from SOA to Oracle Integration.

In the process & innovation section Jan Kettenis published an article on Synchronous versus Fire-and-Forget Process. Get started with Oracle process attend the free hands-on lab on-demand.

For a short summery of our monthly key information watch the PaaS Partner Updates on YouTube. The December edition highlights the Oracle Integration November Release and the new Developer Community website. In this month’s community webcast Carmen Dumitrascu will updated the community on the available Oracle Cloud Platform trainings, certifications. The Oracle OPN team will provide instant support check and fix your account during the webcast! Please join the Partner Community Webcast December 14th 2021. On-demand webcast recordings are available at the Oracle Video Hub.

Want to publish your best practice article & news in the next community newsletter? Please feel free to send it via Twitter @soaCommunity #PaaSCommunity. Visit the Community Website (membership required) for the latest Oracle Integration product information including sales kit, training and marketing material & slack channel!

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Field Level Encryption with Oracle Integration and OCI Vault by Stan Tanev

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Integration platforms are often required to handle confidential information such as personal details, payment information or other data protected by compliance and regulatory standards such as HIPAA, GDPR, PII and PCI.

Various methods exist to protect data from unauthorized access while data is in transit and at rest. These approaches typically encrypt the entire payload. As a complementary approach Field Level Encryption has an important role to play by ensuring that only appropriately configured clients can read sensitive data fields. This approach also allows clients without the encryption keys to work with the non-sensitive data which would be impossible to do with a fully encrypted payload.

Although Field Level Encryption (FLE) is not natively supported in Oracle Integration (OIC) today, this blog will explore several options that will allow you to implement FLE with OIC. In this blog, I will present these options, discuss some guiding principles and showcase some sample implementations.

In the context of Oracle Integration, an implementation of Field Level Encryption should allow a developer to easily encrypt/decrypt individual field(s) as part of an integration flow. Let’s explore several use cases where this may be applicable:  

  • Oracle Integration may be required to receive or send encrypted information to other systems as part of a bigger data payload. For instance: OIC developers may be required to encrypt some but not all fields for a new hire sourced from Oracle HCM prior to sending them to an external system. Read the complete article here.

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Are you getting most out of your Oracle Cloud subscription? By Prateek Parasar

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Whether you are a SaaS or OCI (Oracle Cloud Infrastructure) customer, you may be finding it hard to stay up-to-date on all the features being added by Oracle on quarterly basis. Oracle is at the moment innovating much faster than any other cloud provider.

Whether it’s the standard SaaS (HCM, Recruit, Payroll, ERP, Procurement and Supply Chain etc), PaaS (see table below) or IaaS offerings such as network, compute or storage, Oracle is constantly adding advanced features such as Autonomous upgrade to AI capabilities. Read the complete article here.

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Leveraging OCI AI Language Service from Oracle Integration by Niall Commiskey

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First, a simple example of what’s possible here – I enter a text for analysis – This is my second order for this product, it is really cool.

As you can see – a positive sentiment and rightly so our iBike is the best in the virtual world!

Now how can I invoke this from OIC? Imagine I have an order processing integration – the payload includes a comments field – where customer can open their hearts to us. Let’s implement this in OIC.

Step 1 – create a connection to OCI AI Service

Invoking AI is just like invoking other OCI services from OIC. The connection setup is similar to that for Object Storage etc. So I begin by cloning my existing Object Storage connection. Read the complete article here.

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How to call the OCI AI Language Service from the Oracle Integration Cloud by Daniel Teixeira

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The OCI AI Language service is one of the new set of AI Services and it can provide valuable capabilities in the context of the OIC. I wrote about the language AI service in this post.

There are plenty of use cases where OIC could potentially benefit from AI Services, anomaly detection being an obvious one, but also language with the ability to detect sentiment, detect language and extract key words from text.

This post will focus for now on the technical side of setting this up in OIC. Later on I will bring more posts focusing on specific use cases.

Step 1: Create a Connection

This is similar to other Connections, like Object Storage and Functions.

The connection URL can be found – Read the complete article here.

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Oracle Named a Leader for Five Consecutive Years in Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Enterprise Integration Platform as a Service

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Oracle enables business process automation in the cloud with leading integration solutions

Oracle today announced that it has been named a Leader in 2021 Gartner “Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Integration Platform as a Service (EiPaaS)” report for the fifth consecutive year. Combined with its similar Leader position in 2021 Gartner “Magic Quadrant for Data Integration Tools,” we believe Oracle provides a complete integration solution for the most demanding business process automation across hybrid cloud environments.

The rapidly growing EiPaaS market is fueled by the need to efficiently connect, modernize, and automate Oracle and non-Oracle SaaS, on-premises, and custom-built cloud native applications, data, APIs, and end-to-end business processes. As organizations move to digital platforms as their primary source of customer and employee engagement with updated web, mobile, and artificial intelligence, expanding with IoT and blockchain solutions, a scalable, secure and comprehensive EiPaaS as a foundation for a digital integration hub is critical.

Recognized for delivering a broad set of capabilities ranging from application, data, B2B and API-focused integration capabilities, Oracle Integration powers thousands of customers to automate routine business processes and connect workflows to streamline essential activities. Oracle continues to deliver on its promise of helping companies accelerate, modernize, and manage their business processes with visual designers, prebuilt adapters, and support for any SaaS, on-cloud, on-premises, or cloud native custom application.

“The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated companies’ pivot to digital engagement and challenged them to combine disparate SaaS and on-premises applications to automate business process,” said Suhas Uliyar, vice president, Digital Assistant and Integration, Oracle. “We’re inspired and guided by the thousands of customers and partners who are using Oracle Integration to rapidly accelerate their modernization initiatives through intelligent automation and run-ready templates that give citizen integrators and developers increasingly powerful low code point and click solutions.”

As a native Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) service, Oracle Integration benefits from a common identity and security model, unified observability, and superior price-performance. Together with complementary OCI services, Oracle offers the enterprise connectivity and automation platform companies need to quickly modernize their applications, business processes, APIs, and data. Featuring pre-built adapters, recipes, and process automation templates that make it easy to automate end-to-end business application processes, Oracle Integration helps developers visually orchestrate workflows that span applications. Through its use of machine learning and based on configurable business rules, Oracle Integration makes it easy to define, detect, and dynamically escalate exceptions to available and authorized employees, which reduces training costs and improves usability.

Organizations of all sizes, industries, and regions depend on Oracle Integration to accelerate and modernize end-to-end processes. For existing customers who have on-premises Oracle applications, databases, and middleware, Oracle provides an exclusive opportunity to move their workloads to the cloud as-is. In addition, customers who have adopted SaaS applications with ongoing updates in machine learning, AI, digital assistants, and analytics can leverage Oracle’s integration services as a Digital Integration Hub. With prebuilt adapters for any application, database, technology or enterprise messaging approach, Oracle Integration offers the speed, ease of use, and full range of connectivity capabilities needed to automate end-to-end enterprise processes.

Download a complimentary copy of 2021 Gartner “Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Integration Platform as a Service” here.

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Integrate SaaS hands-on Bootcamps Webtraining Asia January 4th, 6th, 11th 2022

imageOracle Product Management is pleased to invite Oracle Partners to attend a 3-days hands-on workshop on how to integrate with ERP & HCM applications using Oracle Integration Cloud. This Invite-Only hands-on workshop will be delivered at No-Fee to Partners. It will consist of presentations, demos, and hands-on labs.

Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) offers Integration, Process Automation and Visual design capabilities that help business analysts and IT specialists to automate end to end business processes across departments. Oracle Integration Cloud offers a simple recipe to be successful in this application integration and process automation journey: Build, Integrate and Engage.

Schedule:

· Integrate SaaS Bootcamp Asia January 4th, 6th, 11th 2022

· Integrate SaaS Bootcamp US & Canada January 18th, 20th 25th 2022

· On-demand training

· For additional location please visit our website here (community membership required).

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Connecting Opera Cloud to the World – PaaS Partner Community Webcast on-demand

Connect Opera 11.2021

The Oracle Hospitality Integration Platform gives you unprecedented access to your data, enabling you to connect your hotel applications with OPERA Cloud for faster, more innovative product development and easier collaboration. To accelerate the integration between Opera Cloud and any other business application. Oracle has now created the Hospitality Adapter for Oracle Integration Cloud giving one step further in making integrations with Opera Cloud even more easy. Hear directly from the product team behind OHIP and the Hospitality Adapter what is coming up and how this adapter makes your life easier.

Speakers: Luis Weir & Antonio Amado & Niall Commiskey
Watch the webcast on-demand here

Take the opportunity to watch our community webcasts on-demand:

· Connect Opera Cloud to the World

· Helping you build awesome digital assistant experience

· Innovate PeopleSoft with an intelligent chat assistant

· Adapters Oracle Integration & Advantco

· How to connect your B2B ecosystem using Oracle Integration

· Connect, Innovate & Extend SaaS Partner Launch

· Oracle Cloud Platform Partner Launch Webcast on-demand

· Oracle Visual Builder What’s New

· Accelerate your chatbot projects with Oracle Digital Assistant Templates

· Identity Propagation call from Integration Cloud to Oracle SaaS Applications

· Extreme Scalability and Enhanced Resilience for OIC

· SOA Modernization

· How Process Workflow can extend the role of Integration

· Innovate Service Cloud with Chatbots

· Chatbot Design best practices for Conversational UX

· Integration Insight

· Innovate HCM with Chatbots

· ERP Integration with Application Adapters

· HCM Integration with Application Adapters

· Extend SaaS with Visual Builder Cloud Service

· Integration Adapters

· Integrate SaaS

For the latest information please visit Community Website (Community membership required).

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My private corner – edition #177

imageThanks for reading edition #177 of the community newsletter. Since more than 14 years we provide you the monthly Integration updates. Thanks to Raluca’s team, Andra, Andreea, Gabriela, Maria, Natalia, Ramona, Roxana and Alexandru, who provided wonderful support to edit, publish and distribute the newsletter every month. In the future the team will discover new exiting marketing services. Alexandra takes over – looking forward to many joint editions! Thanks to the community for sharing your best practices and technical articles. Who read the first edition? Let us know! #PaaSCommunity!

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Cloud Platform free trial accounts

imageFree Oracle Cloud platforms 30 days cloud trial are available here. Your Oracle partner manager can extend this trails. For SaaS trials please visit https://demo.oracle.com . For support please contact the OPN Team.

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