OIC Integration Cloud Development Lifecycle
•Create Connections
•Create Integrations
•Map data
•Activate Integration
•Monitor Integrations
OIC Integration Development Lifecycle
Integrations: Integrations are processes that utilize connections (among other
things) to implement a business process.
Connections: Connections are the various connectors that can be utilized to
communicate with external applications. Communication can be done with
conventional systems like File, FTP, etc., and also with new social media and
other applications, like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, Evernote, etc.
Lookups: A bit like DVMs in SOA Suite, can cross-reference values of the
same attribute/element when mapping from one system to another.
Packages: A bit like partitions in EM console, can be used to group
together similar integrations.
Agents: Agents are used to connecting to on-premise applications. For
example, if you are using on-premise systems like ERP/SAP and also using Oracle
OIC in the same implementation, you would have to use an agent to connect to
the OIC application.
Adapters: Adapters lists all the adapters that are available for external
communication. Currently, about 50 adapters are offered.
Creating Connections
•A connection is defined for any endpoint (source or target) that is
implemented within an integration. These connections are based off of defined
adapters. Adapters allow for easy connectivity to applications, insulating the
developer from complexities that can occur when interacting with an application
•Set of pre defined Adapters
•Steps to create Connection
•Click Create.
•In the Email field,
enter an email address to receive email notifications when problems or changes
occur in this connection. Note that a
security policy of Basic Authentication is automatically selected. No additional
configuration is required.
•In the upper right
corner, click Test. The message Connection Hello World was tested successfully
is displayed.
•Click Save, then
click Close.
Creating Integrations
•Developing Integration between SaaS application is done
through ICS via web based tool
•Message Transformation
•Loookup
•Libraries
•Packages
•Assign
Steps to create
Integrations
are the main ingredient of Oracle Integration Cloud. When create the
integration, we build on the connections we already created by defining how to
process the data for the connections.
1.In the navigation pane on the left, click Integrations.
2.Click the Got it! button to dismiss any text overlays that are displayed.
3.In the upper right corner, click Create.
4.Select Orchestration as the pattern to use. The Create New Integration dialog is displayed.
5.Enter MyFirstIntegration, then click Create.
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