Sorry for the delay this month; things have been more than a little hectic. This month, we have content from the usual suspects, but the Oracle A-Team has also been very busy publishing details on connecting Oracle Fusion Cloud with Microsoft Teams. It may not be as groundbreaking as the recent news about the Oracle database in Azure, but for many, this will make a lot of difference.
Category: Supporting Information
| Article / Link | Author | Subject Matter | Connecting |
|---|---|---|---|
| OIC REST API for Lookups | Niall Commiskey | OIC | |
| OIC 4 Netsuite – Polling for New / Updated Customers | Niall Commiskey | OIC | Betsuite |
| Oracle Integration – Adapter Enhancements to Non Oracle Applications | Arvind Venugopal | OIC | Non Oracle |
| Security Improvements for Database & FTP Adapters | Michael Meiner | OIC | DB & FTP |
| November 2020 Update | Antony Reynolds | OIC | |
| Oracle Integration November 2020 update for Oracle Applications Adapters | Prakash Masand | OIC | Oracle Apps |
| How to use the OCI Object Storage from the Oracle Integration Cloud | Daniel Martins Teixeira | OIC | OCI Object Store |
| Choosing Your Update Window | Antony Reynolds | OIC | |
| Announcing The Visual Builder Cookbook | Shay Shmeltzer | VBCS | |
| Connecting to API Gateway from Visual Builder with Authentication | Aparna Gaonkar | VBCS | |
| Global Variable and Data Stitch in OIC | Amit Kumar Suman | OIC | |
| Configure OTM connection in OIC | Amit Kumar Suman | OIC | OTM |
| Send attachment in OIC notification | Amit Kumar Suman | OIC |
The book’s authors presented a brief session on the best practices at a packed Oracle Partner event. The following presentation – shows the material that was presented.
Some of these points are expressed in the book already, others are our Definitive Tips and Guides posts.
With Oracle Open World (OOW16) in San Francisco only a month away now – the agenda appears to be all sorted out, and ICS has several sessions dedicated or including it, so we thought it might be worth highlighting them here:
- Oracle Integration Strategy: Cloud, API Analytics, Integration, and Process [CON6867]
- Oracle Integration Cloud Service: Simplifying Connections Between Applications [HOL7639]
- What’s New in Oracle Integration Cloud Service [CON7328]
- Cloud Integration Best Practices: Customer Panel [CON7367]
- Leverage Oracle Integration Cloud Service for Oracle E-Business Suite [CON6724]
- Integrate Your Campus with Oracle Cloud Platform Integration Services [CAS6402]
- Meet the Experts: Oracle Integration Cloud Service (iPaaS) [MTE7226]
- How the Largest Industrial Conglomerate Benefits from Application Integration [CON7362]
- Transition to Hybrid Cloud Integration: Oracle SOA Cloud Service Customer Panel [CON7368]
- Building Solutions Using IoT, Mobile, Integration, Big Data, and Oracle Service Cloud [CON7345]
- Connecting SaaS Apps to the Cloud and On-Premises Apps with Oracle Integration Cloud Service [CON7329]
- Oracle Commerce Cloud: Integrations [THT7452]
- Extend Digital Experiences Through Component-Driven Integrations [CON7265]
- Soaring Through the Clouds: Live Demo on Integrating 10 Oracle PaaS Services [CON3031]
- Cleaning Your City with Oracle Cloud Platform-as-a-Service Solutions [CON3068]
In addition Robert is also presenting at Open World on a related subject of SOA CS – Top Tips for Mastering Oracle SOA Cloud Service [UGF1450]
In chapter 9 of the book we work through a number of examples of using ICS with FTP. If you don’t have a web provider that already offers you an FTP server to use you, we’ve found a few services you might consider using. We provide no guarantees for their trustworthiness and reliability. But they maybe sufficient to enable to run the scenarios described in the book:
- https://www.sharefile.com – free trial
- https://brickftp.com – free trial
- https://hostedftp.com/ – free trial
- https://www.exavault.com – free trial
- https://byet.host/
- http://www.zettahost.com/
- http://www.serversfree.com/
- https://www.drivehq.com/
- https://bakop.com/
The alternate option is to exploit the fact that website hosting compaies usually provide FTP access to upload content. Here are a couple of options: