Initial Oracle Integration Setup
To configure Oracle Integration for Unifier, complete the initial setup outlined below.
Prerequisites
Ensure the following:
- Oracle Integration is provisioned.
- You have the relevant permissions to administer and configure Oracle Integration in Unifier. Permissions are controlled in User Administration (Admin mode) > Access Control > Administration Mode Access > Oracle Integration Cloud.
- Unifier is added as a trusted application using client credentials grant type in Oracle Integration. You will need the Client ID, Client Secret, and App Scope information generated for Unifier in the procedure outlined below. Contact Oracle Support for this information.
- You have the IDCS URL hosting the Oracle Integration instance. Contact Oracle Support for this information.
- You have the Oracle Integration URL to connect with Unifier.
Initial Setup Procedure
To establish a connection with Oracle Integration:
- Go to the Company Workspace tab and switch to Admin mode.
- Set up the connection for Oracle Integration:
- In the left Navigator, select Integrations > Oracle Integration Cloud.
- In the Connect tab:
- Enter the following information the first time you connect with Oracle Integration:
- OIC URL: Enter a valid Oracle Integration URL (usually ending with ocp.oraclecloud.com) to send and receive data between Unifier and Oracle Integration. This might be an instance embedded with Unifier or you might have your own instance of Oracle Integration.
- IDCS URL: Enter a valid Oracle Identity Cloud Service (IDCS) URL hosting Oracle Integration.
- Client ID: Enter the client ID generated for adding Unifier as a trusted application in Oracle Integration.
- Client Secret: Enter the client secret generated for adding Unifier as a trusted application in Oracle Integration.
- App Scope: Enter the API Scope generated for adding Unifier as a trusted application in Oracle Integration.
- Click Save & Generate Access Token to generate a token and sets Enable Integration to Yes on connecting successfully.
Otherwise, recheck your Oracle Integration configuration details.
Note: For subsequent use, recheck the above field information and complete Step 2 to connect with Oracle Integration as-needed, on demand.
- In the Recipes tab, copy the recipe endpoints that you plan to use from Oracle Integration to the following fields. Recipes are currently supported for:
- System Activity Sheet
- Master Rate Sheet
- Workflow Business Processes: This is an integration endpoint that you can create in Oracle Integration and then use it workflow BPs in Unifier.
When the Recipe is triggered as a part of a BP workflow event or Get Data of System Activity Sheet, the Job status can be viewed in the OIC Integration Log. However, the progress of the Recipe execution is available in the OIC Integration Log only if the Recipe has a call to invoke Unifier API with a status and corresponding error message. For more details, refer to Callback API to Update Oracle integration Recipe Instance in the Unifier Integration Interface Guide.
Tip: To disable integration for a specific recipe, keeping all others enabled, delete the endpoint URL for that recipe.
- Add users or groups with appropriate permissions to access and use recipes from Oracle Integration:
- In the left Navigator, select User Administration > Access Control.
- In the right pane, select Administration Mode Access > Integrations > Oracle Integration Cloud.
- In the Module Permission Settings window, click Add.
- In the Select Users/Groups pane, click Add Users/Groups to add users or groups, and click OK.
- In the Permission Settings pane, select and assign the following permissions to users or groups and click OK:
Configure: Select this option if you want to allow users or groups configure the Oracle Integration connection.
View: Select this option if you want users or groups to only view the Oracle Integration connection.
- Click Apply.
See Also
Unifier and Oracle Integration
Enabling Oracle Integration Connection
Disabling Oracle Integration Connection
Last Published Friday, June 21, 2024