See How Easily You Can Access Integration’s metadata by Venkatesh Mohanram

July 20, 2020 Leave a comment

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Many times we may want to use the name of the integration, its version inside the OIC integration flow and we may not want to hardcode the values. And also we may want to access dynamic value like runtime instanceId, invoked by etc., inside the integration flow. All these are possible now with the introduction of a new feature called ‘Integration Metadata Access’ and it allows access to most of the commonly useful metadata. In this blog, we will see what are the metadata that we can access and how we can use it in the integration flow.

The minimum Oracle Integration version required for the feature is 20.34310

List of exposed metadata

  1. Integration
    1. Name
    2. Identifier
    3. Version
  2. Runtime data
    1. Instance ID
    2. Invoked by name
  3. Environment data
    1. Service instance name
    2. Base URL

All these metadata are read-only fields and can be used in any orchestration like Assign activity, Log activity, Notification activity etc., Read the complete article here.

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Top tweets PaaS Partner Community July 2020

July 19, 2020 Leave a comment

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Oracle Field Service adapter –> Subscribing to OFS Events by Niall Commiskey

July 18, 2020 Leave a comment

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Simple example here –
I want to trigger an OIC integration, when a new Resource is created in OFS.
A resource is one who does the actual work – so all hail our venerable resources!

OIC Trigger Configuration

I drop the OFS connection as a Trigger and configure as follows. Read the complete article here.

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See How Easily You Can Access Integration’s metadata by Venkatesh Mohanram

July 17, 2020 Leave a comment

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Many times we may want to use the name of the integration, its version inside the OIC integration flow and we may not want to hardcode the values. And also we may want to access dynamic value like runtime instanceId, invoked by etc., inside the integration flow. All these are possible now with the introduction of a new feature called ‘Integration Metadata Access’ and it allows access to most of the commonly useful metadata. In this blog, we will see what are the metadata that we can access and how we can use it in the integration flow.

The minimum Oracle Integration version required for the feature is 20.34310

List of exposed metadata

  1. Integration
    1. Name
    2. Identifier
    3. Version
  2. Runtime data
    1. Instance ID
    2. Invoked by name
  3. Environment data
    1. Service instance name
    2. Base URL

All these metadata are read-only fields and can be used in any orchestration like Assign activity, Log activity, Notification activity etc., Read the complete article here.

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Oracle Field Service Adapter by Niall Commiskey

July 16, 2020 Leave a comment

imageLike all OIC adapters, the OFS adapter has comprehensive documentation.
The users guide is available here

Pre-requisites

There are some pre-requisites, which are discussed in the aforementioned doc. Read the complete article here.

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OIC –> Netsuite adapter – processing Customers by Niall Commiskey

July 15, 2020 Leave a comment

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Simple example – let’s start by creating a customer. I’m not a Netsuite expert – so I begin by creating a Customer in Netsuite

Ok, now I’ve seen the mandatory fields –
So now off to OIC. I create a simple REST based integration that leverages the Netsuite adapter to create a customer in Netsuite. Read the complete article here.

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Use Global Variables and Data Stitch to log request payloads by Thomas Hora

July 14, 2020 Leave a comment

imageIn this blog, we will look at 2 new Integration features Global Variables, and Data Stitch.  Data Stitch allows us to make assignments to complex type variables.  We will show how the features can be leveraged to log invoke request payloads in case of fault.

Prerequisite

Enable following features:

  • oic.ics.console.integration.stitch-action
  • oic.ics.console.integration.complex-variables

To enable feature flags – Refer to Blog Enabling Feature Flags in Oracle Integration

The minimum Oracle Integration version required for the feature is 200113.1400.33493

Use case: 

When invoke fails, we want to log the request payload.  Currently, request payloads are visible after the invoke, but not visible inside the fault handlers.

Solution:

We will create a Global Variable based on the request payload.  Global Variables are visible anywhere in the integration, including fault handlers. Read the complete article here.

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PaaS (Process & Integration) Partner Community Newsletter July 2020

July 13, 2020 Leave a comment

Dear PaaS Partner Community,

Thanks for your excellent contribution to make the Oracle Cloud Platform business a huge success. Recently Oracle announced the fiscal year 20 results, with Cloud Services and License Support revenues up 3% to $27,4 billion USD. In Q4 ERP cloud revenue, was up 32% year-over-year (YoY) and HCM cloud revenue, up 27% YoY. Your opportunity to innovate, extend and integrate SaaS based on the Oracle cloud platform.

Your partner contribution is key to growth and cloud utilization. So let’s get started in the new fiscal year and continue this cloud success. Please join our Connect, Innovate & Extend SaaS Partner Kickoff Webcast July 9th, 2020.

With the new fiscal year the latest certification Oracle Cloud Platform Application Integration 2020 Specialist | 1Z0-1042-20 is available. To prepare you for the certification we offer a series of free online integration bootcamps for Brazil, India, Asia and the US.

Thanks to the community for sharing all the integration articles: Empower your Business Users with Integration Insight & OIC June 2020 release UI updates & Oracle SOA Suite for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – PAID”, available now on Oracle Marketplace. & Oracle Integration Cloud HCM adapter & Slack Adapter for OIC & OIC Integration: ServiceNow and Twilio Integration for Voice and SMS Notifications & OIC –> Evernote Adapter & Integration Monitoring and Scheduling pages – Progressive Web App UI Experience & OIC and Netsuite –> Custom fields revisited & HCM Data loader in Oracle Integration & OIC –> Netsuite Asynchronous Request Processing & Testing REST trigger-based Integrations in OIC Console & Global Variables and Data Stitch in Oracle Integration & Recursive calls in Oracle Integration Flows (Scenario: Paginated API calls for large Data Sets) & Data Stitch: Append and Assign for repeating elements & Data Stitch: Repeating element path does not have a predicate for selecting 1 instance – Warning & Use of correlation sets in SOA Suite.

In the process & innovation section Jan’s article describes how you can propagate the identity within a business process. Often business processes include attached files like pictures and documents, Bogdan describes attachments they can be integrated.

Watch Lonneke Dikmans, eProseed: Leveraging Oracle Cloud to realize a digital municipality. We want to promote also your customer success, submit your story via the customer reference program.

For a short summery of our monthly key information watch the PaaS Partner Updates on YouTube. The July edition highlights the new sales plays and virtual developer Meetups. This month’s community webcast will we our annual kickoff webcast with Suhas Uliyar. Please join Connect, Innovate & Extend SaaS Partner Kickoff Webcast on July 9th, 2020.

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My private Corner – Goodbye to an old friend

July 12, 2020 Leave a comment

imageFor year’s I used an X220 ThinkPad. It was a great companion on hundreds of business trips. On it’s excellent keyboard I wrote most of the community newsletters. The model was launched in 2011, during the years I piped it with 16 GB RAM and two SSD drives. Which where a great help to run demos and trainings based on virtual box. The raise of cloud computing gave it’s CPU a second spring. With mandatory move to Windows 10 it’s time to say goodbye to a good friend – thanks for the great service!

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July 11, 2020 Leave a comment

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Digital Transformation: We’ve Faced the Same Challenges at Oracle The hardest part of a digital transformation is often not the computers or software, but “the entire rethinking of how to operate in a modern global environment,” says Oracle CEO Safra Catz, who spoke at the recent Oracle OpenWorld Europe in London. But these transformations can lead to better customer understanding, financial decisions, and operations. At Oracle, by using the company’s own cloud-based applications and infrastructure, “things that would take weeks, like supply chain planning, now take an hour,” Catz says.

Data Science Is a Team Sport. Up Your Game Oracle built its new Oracle Cloud Data Science Platform to make it easier for data science teams to collaboratively build, train, and deploy machine-learning models. The goal: “To increase the success of data science projects,” says Oracle’s Greg Pavlik, by adding capabilities such as shared projects, model catalogs, team security policies, and reproducibility and auditability features. What else does it deliver?

Top 10 Strategic CIO Priorities for 2020 First on the list: Accelerate the pace of innovation. CIOs need to see the broad shift to the cloud, including autonomous technologies, as freeing their IT organizations to spend more time and money on developing customer-wowing, market-share-expanding, products and services—and less time and money on system maintenance, tuning, security, and upgrades. What’s next?

Oracle Builds on Cloud Momentum with Five New Regions Worldwide To run critical systems in the cloud, Oracle customers need fully independent cloud regions for disaster recovery purposes. That’s why Oracle has committed to having 36 cloud regions available by the end of 2020. Just this month, the company announced local regions in Saudi Arabia, Australia, Japan, Canada, and the Netherlands, all open for business and available in the Oracle Cloud Console.

Video: Introducing Oracle Cloud Free Tier

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