This is my second post on integrating with Oracle Hospitality Cloud using OIC. The introductory post is here. So let’s continue our journey…I preface this post with the usual caveat – I am not an expert on Oracle Hospitality, however, I have been playing around with the apis provided by OHIP.
So here is the basic scenario – I want to implement the following basic use cases –
1. room reservation
2. checkin
The introductory post covered room reservation, but here is a recap. Think of OHIP (Oracle Hospitality Integration Platform) as THE catalog of APIs for Opera integration and THE Gateway for processing API requests. Starting point is getting the required OAuth Token – Read the complete article here.
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