Preface
Welcome to the Oracle Insurance Data Gateway (OIDG) Integration Guide. This document describes the integration options for this application.
Audience
This guide is intended for connectivity analysts and integration developers who are tasked with developing and testing the data feeds to be generated and sent to OIDG. Readers of this document should be familiar with XML, Web Services protocols and the ACORD Messaging Library Standards.
Related Documents
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The ACORD Messaging Library standards
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