Oracle will be running over the next couple of months a Webcast series about how to use OIC to connect and extend Oracle SaaS solutions covering ERP, HCM, Netsuite, and more. For more on these free events, go here.
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| Article / Link | Author | Subject Matter | Connecting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Invoke NHS using JWT Assertion in Oracle Integration | Madhav Poosarla / Akshaya Hebbar | OIC | |
| OIC3 New Features announcement | Niall Commiskey | OIC3 | |
| Rapid start on ERP & HCM Integrations with Oracle MICROS Simphony Labor using OIC Prebuilts | Prakash Masand | OIC | ERP, HCM, Micros Simphony |
| New Adapters & Connectivity Enhancements in OIC | Madhav Poosarla | OIC | Netezza, SAP Concur, Shopify |
| Embedding Oracle Integration Insight dashboards : Quickly and Easily | Sandhya Lakshmi Gopalan | Insights | |
| Check out these two new tutorials for the Oracle Integration GEN 3! | Daniel Teixeira | OIC | |
| Run Child integration or PL/SQL procedure in batches in Oracle Integration | Pawan Lakhotia | OIC | DB |
| OIC and OCI Logging Analytics | Niall Commiskey | OIC | OCI Logging |
| OIC 23.02 Release (Part 1, Part 2) | Niall Commiskey | OIC | |
| Enhancing OCM Document OIC workflow process with an integrated Assets UX | John Sim | OIC | OCM |
| Enhancing OCM Document OIC workflow process with an integrated Assets UX | John Sim | OIC | OCM |
With Oracle Cloud World just around the corner, the annual Customer Advisory Board event can be attended. So if you’re in Las Vegas for the event – consider registering – it provides a chance to talk with product leadership and hear in detail product development.
July’s big news is the connectivity between OCI and Azure for Oracle to streamline Azure users accessing Oracle databases (here), and more importantly, for OIC users is the addition of new Sovereign nation regions (here). For OIC users this means the possibility of handling data that is more sensitive to where the data resides.
| Article / Link | Author | Subject Matter | Connecting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Extending Opera Cloud with OIC | Niall Commiskey | OIC & VB | Oracle Hospitality (OPERA) |
| End to End Business Process Automation | Niall Commiskey | OIC | AI Vision |
| Jira Adapter – Add Attachments etc | Niall Commiskey | OIC | JIRA |
| Update Oracle Integration Cloud connection from primary to standby database dynamically | Omid Izadkhasti | OIC | DB |
| Git source code management for Oracle Integration Artifacts using VB Studio | Ashritha Malli | OIC. VBS | |
| Making use of variables, properties and schedule parameters an | Yan Scorrer | OIC | |
| Invoke OIC Integration from Process application (plus other short posts on OIC) | Sanddy | OIC | PCS |
| Create process application with web form (plus other short posts on PCS) | Sanddy | PCS | |
| OCI API GW & JWT to call OIC with/without Credentials (Part I & Part II) | Ankur Jain | OIC | |
| Automation and AI – Oracle Process Automation with OCI AI Services | Milomir Vojvodic | OIC | AI |
Another month passed already, so here are Feb’s posts.
Another month and another raft of great content. Lot of activity springing up around the new Oracle Hospitality Integration Platform (OHIP) with its new OIC Adapter.
Oracle Integration Cloud is rich in adaptors for technology and major SaaS services both Oracle (E.g., HCM, ERP, CX) and non Oracle (e.g., Salesforce, ServiceNow). But the more observant may have noticed a new addition to the list of Oracle industry (vertical) adaptors joining the Utilities vertical is a new adaptor for Hospitality.
OPERA, and it’s integration service OHIP have been developing to bring first of all its 3000+ APIs upto date as RESTFUL and self service enabled as the OPERA product becomes a SaaS delivered solution. Not to mention provide a good developer experience with Apiary and resources such as Postman collections (more about this here).
The latest step (from 21.4.2) has been to further the simplify the development process through the use of low code integration OIC provides. You can read some initial blogs about it here, and I’m sure there will be more to come.
Today the Adaptor just supports the Property Management System (PMS) that is for us uninitiated the system element handling the hotels core operations such as rooms, housekeeping and associated tasks – the heart of a hotel based business. Areas such as marketing, cruise ships, point of sale (PoS) etc fall out side of PMS and are not covered today.
Why OHIP and OIC
OHIP and OIC really comes into its own because it is very easy to wire the hotel management solution to common services such as ERP and HCM functions.
For example if you’re operating a group of hotels, then each hotel will use an OPERA instance, but the group may well make use of ERP Cloud for the overall accounting, taking the costs etc identified in the hotel operations via OPERA and then those figures are put into the group ERP to provide the overall financial controls and picture.
Adaptor Foundations
The OIC Adaptor builds on top of the OHIP APIs, as a result the same restrictions on invocations, security needs exist as going to the native API. Like all OIC integration development we need to establish a connection definition which needs the URL of you OHIP instance, plus the same credentials you would use for a rest connection.
