Recent Posts by Juergen Kress

  In this blog, I'd like to show you how easy it is to use Oracle Litmus, a new feature added to Oracle Integration Cloud for creating unit tests automatically with a few clicks and run those tests to catch regressions. Litmus supports the following use cases: · Enable Integration Cloud users to create unit tests automatically and play them back to catch regressions when they modify their integrations (typically when they enhance an already created integration before making it...

  Join Contribute and Oracle for a Developer Meetup in Brussels During this meetup, 2 topics will be presented to you by a product manager of Oracle. Afterwards you will receive an invite to be able to test these solutions on your own pace. Have fun. Running WebLogic Server in Kubernetes Many organizations are adopting Kubernetes as a platform for managing container-based applications and want to leverage Oracle WebLogic Server in these environments.Attend this session to learn...

  Introduction Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) Integration provides adapter for most popular SaaS applications, including Oracle HCM Cloud.  This post focuses on integrating with HCM data loader (HDL) tool of HCM using OIC HCM adapter, multiple HDL file processing and fault handling. Information in this post is applicable to release 18.3.1 of OIC. HCM Adapter basics Refer to documentation here, for more information about HCM adapter. At a high level, HCM adapter makes it easier...

The purpose of this script is to show how to put together a CRUD scenario in an Oracle JET application by means of Web Components. You'll start by setting up JSON Server, which is a fake REST server, next you'll set up an Oracle JET application that connects to it and displays its payload, and finally you'll use the Composite Component Architecture (CCA) to create a reusable Web Component for displaying the payload in different modules, interacting with CRUD functionality...

Now we’re ready to create connections and integration from OIC. If you missed part 1, please go for Part 1 now.  Also my colleague Carlos already wrote excellent blog, Teaching how to integrate Salesforce and Sale Cloud with Oracle Integration Cloud Service so you can look at how to configure outbound message from Salesforce.com and Salesforce Connection with Trigger from OIC. We know OIC is capable of hybrid integration so you actually can use OIC for SaaS integration...

While working on some customers' applications, I ran into a few performance and functionality tips related to list of values in Visual Builder Cloud Service (VBCS). While it is very tempting to use the built in quick start that binds a list to results from a service, in some cases you might want to take a different approach. One reason is performance - some lists don't change very often - and it makes more sense to fetch them only once instead of at every entry into a page....

  Luckily, I’ve got a chance to look at PeopleSoft integration with other SaaS app using OIC (Oracle Integration Cloud) and decided to share what I learned. If you’re not familiar with PeopleSoft, please visit PeopleSoft Information Portal and just click hamburger menu on top right-hand side of web page. You will see it covers lots of things. I’ll explain contact information synchronisation from Salesforce.com into PeopleSoft which is SOAP web service based integration. It is a...

A common request I've been getting from customers of Visual Builder is to be able to edit multiple records that are shown in a table. Oracle JET has an editable table sample that shows how to do this in their cookbook, but the translation from the JET approach to the VBCS way of doing things was a bit tricky for some. I recorded a video and included basic instructions showing you how to implement the JET sample in your VBCS application below. Beyond just implementing the UI...

Enabling the Future Today Within Integration cloud we are moving to a model that allows us to trial new features without making them available to everyone.  Everone runs the same codebase but feature flags control what is available to a specific instance.  Why would we do this? For multiple reasons: Gain feedback on new features before rolling them out to the whole user base. Test new features in "the wild" in a controlled manner. Be able to rollback new features that may have...