Abandoned Cart messaging via Eloqua, Part 1
Oracle Commerce Cloud has built-in Abandoned cart events which facilitate one to implement email notifications directly to known contacts. Not surprisingly, there exists a robust Commerce Cloud...
View ArticleUsing the Oracle SCM Cloud R12 REST API
Overview Starting with Release 12, Oracle SCM Cloud provides a REST API – which is easier to use in a lot of cases than the SOAP API and also offers some additional capabilities like the access to the...
View ArticleUsing Oracle Data Integrator Cloud Service (ODICS) to Integrate Field Service...
Introduction This article discusses how to use Oracle Data Integrator Cloud Service (ODICS) to integrate Oracle Field Service Cloud (FSC) with Business Intelligence Cloud Service (BICS). ODICS...
View ArticleTechniques used to build PaaS4SaaS Mashup using Oracle Application Builder...
Introduction Oracle ABCS is Oracles new citizen developer service allowing citizen developers the ability to quickly build applications for the web/mobile web. A common request from SaaS customers is...
View ArticleIntegrating Oracle Service Cloud (RightNow) with Oracle Business Intelligence...
Introduction This article expands on “Integrating Oracle Service Cloud (RightNow) with Oracle Business Intelligence Cloud Service (BICS) – Part 1” published in June 2015. Please Note – this article is...
View ArticleRender CEC Content Item in Oracle Commerce Cloud
In my previous blog, I described how to render digital assets (images) in Oracle Commerce Cloud (OCC) using custom widget. In this blog, I will show you how to render content item with content layout...
View ArticleBI Cloud Connector – Download Data Extraction Files
Introduction The Oracle Fusion based SaaS offerings provide an interesting tool to extract data and to store them in CSV format on a shared resource like the built-in UCM server or a Storage Cloud: BI...
View ArticleTransport Layer Security (TLS) and Web Service Connections in SaaS Integrations
A Checklist for Success with TLS Why We Need This Despite the full feature sets and capabilities that Oracle builds into their software-as-a-service (SaaS) cloud applications, there are still going to...
View ArticlePart 1 of 4 – SSSD Linux Authentication: Introduction and Architecture
Introduction This article provides the details needed to solve a real use case used to allow a user to authenticate to an Oracle Public Cloud Linux server in SaaS using a single or multiple LDAP...
View ArticlePart 2 of 4 – SSSD Linux Authentication: LDAP Identity Store Requirements
Introduction In Part 1 of 4 – SSSD Linux Authentication: Introduction and Architecture I covered an introduction on SSSD and an architecture overview with details on the flow of how it all works. In...
View ArticlePart 3 of 4 – SSSD Linux Authentication: Implementation Step-by-Step Guideline
Introduction In Part 2 of 4 – SSSD Linux Authentication: LDAP Identity Store Requirements all the aspects of the LDAP Identity Store requirements were covered. And before that in article Part 1 of 2 –...
View ArticlePart 4 of 4 – SSSD Authentication: Known Problems and Troubleshooting Tips
Introduction In Part 3 of 4 – SSSD Linux Authentication: Implementation Step-by-Step Guideline I covered all the necessary step-by-step details on deploying SSSD, but nothing ever seems to go perfect...
View ArticleFusion Cloud IP-Whitelisting
Introduction With the increasing adoption of Oracle Cloud among customers, one of the key challenges the customers’ security teams face is managing network access for the newly purchased SaaS services....
View ArticleSSO “like” functionality with Oracle Fusion JWT Tokens
Introduction There are many instances where customers want to extend Oracle’s Fusion SaaS applications with PaaS components. Depending on the Oracle PaaS components being used, they may get SSO with...
View ArticleUsing Business Events in Fusion-based SaaS with Oracle Integration Cloud...
Introduction For integration with all Oracle Fusion based Cloud services – like Oracle Sales Cloud and Oracle SCM Cloud, each service provides Business Events which external applications or...
View ArticleUsing Business Events in Fusion-based SaaS with Oracle Integration Cloud...
Following the overview in Part 1, I will now show detailed steps how to create the event subscriptions. In our example, we will use an “Item Creation” event (from SCM cloud). Prerequisite: Register CSF...
View ArticleUsing Business Events in Fusion-based SaaS with Oracle Integration Cloud...
In the previous two posts, Part 1 and Part 2, we gave an overview which Business Events are available in R13 and how you can subscribe to events with external applications using Oracle ICS/OIC. In this...
View ArticleOIC and ICS File based integrations for Oracle HCM Cloud using UCM webservices
Introduction This blog details the solution using Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) and Integration Cloud Service(ICS) for file based integrations using Universal Content Management (UCM) Webservices for...
View ArticleBI Cloud Connector – Deletion of Data Extract Files on UCM
Introduction This blog post is the continuation of the formerly shared article about BI Cloud Connector (BICC) Data Extraction File Downloading. In the previous blog post I gave an introduction into...
View ArticleRound Trip On-Premise Integration (Part 1) – ICS to EBS
One of the big challenges with adopting Cloud Services Architecture is how to integrate the on-premise applications when the applications are behind the firewall. A very common scenario that falls...
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