I am not a HCM expert, but playing around with the Oracle HCM adapter did force me to dig a bit deeper into how HCM works. It all began with a relatively simple file based integration that “imported” a worker into HCM. The integration had a REST trigger and leveraged the Oracle HCM adapter as well as the technical SOAP adapter.
I ran a test from Postman, with, what a colleague told me was, a valid REST payload, one of the attributes being BusinessUnitID.
I tested the integration and then went into Fusion HCM to validate what I had done. From an OIC perspective, the integration flow had executed successfully. So off I ventured into HCM. Read the complete article here.
An expert in the Oracle Cloud Platform and Middleware, Jürgen is member of the product management team and is responsible for Oracle’s integration business. He is the founder of the Oracle Integration and Developer Partner Communities, and the global Oracle Partner Advisory Councils. The PaaS & Middleware Partner Community is home to over 10,000 members internationally as Oracle’s most active and successful community, which Jürgen manages with monthly newsletters, webcasts, online trainings and conferences. He also hosts the annual PaaS & Middleware Partner Community Forums and PaaS & Middleware Summer Camps, where hundreds of partners receive product updates, roadmap insights, and hands-on training. He is an active social contributor via Twitter, LinkedIn, discussion forums, online communities, slack and blogs. More information about Jürgen Kress is available at PaaSCommunity and LinkedIn.
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