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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:

· Key features in new and existing application adapters

· Special highlight: new adapters offered by Advantco, an Oracle partner

· Accelerators and recipes available in Oracle Integration

· How partners can leverage and promote pre-built integrations

Speaker: Michael Meiner

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· How to connect your B2B ecosystem using Oracle Integration

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· Identity Propagation call from Integration Cloud to Oracle SaaS Applications

· Connect Opera with Oracle SaaS

· Extreme Scalability and Enhanced Resilience for OIC

· SOA Modernization

· Cloud Native and Serverless SaaS Extensions

· How Process Workflow can extend the role of Integration

· Innovate Service Cloud with Chatbots

· Integration Update & New Features

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· Cloud Platform KickOff Webcast 2020

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· ERP Integration with Application Adapters

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How Granular Should My Microprocesses Be? By Jan Kettenis

As with all modularization principles, finding the right granularity is not always trivial and the more important. Some of us have seen complete projects fail because of getting this wrong. The Microprocess Architecture is no exception to this rule and in the following I discuss this topic, hoping to guide you in getting it right.

As explained in the article introducing the Microprocess Architecture the rationale for applying it consists of a combination of reducing impact when implementing new features and bug fixes, ease applying them to an already deployed business process, supporting parallel development and few others. Said differently and in one word: agility.

To correct the mistake made in the introducing article of not defining what a microprocess stands for:

A microprocess is a subprocess of a larger business process, where the subprocess spans the execution of one or more activities to reach a business significant state change of the business process, and which can be developed and deployed as a stand-alone component.

This definition implies that the scope of a microprocess has business visibility. However, as such that does not yet clarify the right granularity. Too course-grained and there is a risk of not delivering on the core value of agility, too fine-grained and you risk issues with performance and scalability.

So, what is the right granularity? First let me try to illustrate by example. I then capture some of the main characteristics that should give you guidance on how to apply it for your use case.

Order handling example

An order handling process of a bank, that starts with a customer submitting an order form and ends with invoking one or more back-end systems to handle the delivery, could consist of the following microprocesses: Read the complete article here.

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OIC: How to perform FBDI GL File Upload by Deb Mukherjee

That FBDI file upload was kind of Straight forward.

However now we will see how to load a FBDI file where the Process expect some Extra Parameters.

Example : The Import Journal process.

The best way to do this is to Generate the FBDI file manually and then load it in Oracle Fusion.

Followed by that we can try automating the process.

Highlights of Manual Upload

Now Go to TOOLS > JOURNALS > TASKS > Manage Journals and locate any existing period.

Click and open any Journal to get an idea of it.

Now we can download the template file and generate the sample data file to load.

The template file for Journal Import can be downloaded from here Read the complete article here.

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Business Identifiers in Oracle Integration by Ankur Jain

A Business identifier in Oracle Integration helps you to track the messages from the monitoring dashboard quickly and easily.

Without enabling the Business identifiers, you can not activate the integrations.

Max 3 business identifiers can be assigned during the design time. One is primary and the other two are secondary. Read the complete article here.

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Enable Business Events for Payables Business Events/Payments in Oracle Fusion Finance Cloud by Deb Mukherjee

For Expenses / Financial Common Module / GL / Receivable / Revenue Management Business events are enabled using Rest API , but for Payables and Payments there is a facility to do it from Front end.

Go to Setup and Maintenance > Find Manage Administrator Profile Values > Search Enable Business Events

Toggle this value from NO to YES :-

Roles needed :-

• Application Implementation Consultant
• Financial Administrator

Oracle OIC ERP Adapter Supported Events list Check Subscription like below :-https://<Your_fusion_host_name>/soa-infra/PublicEvent/subscriptions Now it shows empty subscription. We will check the same again once the process is over. Read the complete article here.

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