Things To Know About oracle integration cloud

 

Oracle Integration Cloud Service is a secure, comprehensive, and lightweight integration solution for connecting cloud-based applications. It streamlines application connectivity and supports both cloud-based and on-premises apps. Oracle Integration Cloud Service enables secure, enterprise-grade connection across all applications, regardless of location.

 

Oracle Integration Cloud Service enables native integration with Oracle Software as a Service application such as Oracle Sales Cloud, Oracle RightNow Cloud, and others. Oracle Integration Cloud Service adapters simplify connectivity by taking care of the underlying complexity associated with connecting to apps using industry-standard best practices. You need to establish a connection that offers the minimum amount of information required for each system's connectivity. Oracle Integration Cloud Service lookups associate the many codes or phrases used by the apps with which you're connecting to identify related elements, such as nation or gender codes. Finally, the visual data mapper enables you to quickly and easily construct direct mappings between the triggers and invoke data structures. Additionally, you can access lookup tables and map data between applications using normal XPath functions from the mapper.

 

After you've integrated your applications and activated them in the runtime environment, the dashboard provides information about the currently running integrations, allowing you to monitor their status and processing data. The dashboard monitors and assesses the performance of your transactions by capturing and reporting critical metrics such as throughput, the number of messages successfully processed, and the number of notices that failed to process. Additionally, you can manage business identifiers that track message fields and collect integrations, connections, or individual integration instances.

 

Relationships with service providers. Connections contain information on the instances of each specified configuration into which you're integrating. Oracle Integration Cloud Service includes a collection of pre-configured adapters, the application types on which your connections can be built, such as Oracle Sales Cloud, Oracle Eloqua Cloud, and Oracle RightNow Cloud. An adapter establishes a connection. A connection contains the additional information that the adapter requires to communicate with a particular instance of an application. To connect to a cloud application, you must first pick the Oracle RightNow adapter and then enter the WSDL URL, security policy, and security credentials for the connection.

 

Integrated services. Oracle Integration Cloud Service is mainly for integrations. At a minimum, an integration consists of a trigger source connection and an invoke target connection for requests delivered from Oracle Integration Cloud Service to the target and field mapping between the two connections. When you construct integrations, you extend the connections you've already established by specifying how to handle the trigger's data and activate target connections. It may include describing the kind of activities performed on the data, the business objects, and fields against which those actions will be performed, as well as the requisite schemas. Oracle Integration Cloud Service simplifies this process by managing the most complicated configuration procedures. After configuring your trigger and invoke connections, the mappers between them are activated, allowing you to specify how information is transported between the stimulus and gather data structures for both request and response messages.

 

Purpose. OIC is a more lightweight service that may be used to accomplish simple, lightweight integrations that do not need a great deal of sophistication. Oracle aims for OIC to be used by technically savvy clients without the intervention of a professional developer. Oracle Integration Cloud enables you to link your on-premises and cloud-based apps and assists you in designing, monitoring, and managing connections between them, automating and managing business processes, and visualizing the development of applications.