1. Administrator's Guide
  2. Setting Up Tax Operations
  3. Managing Integration Types
  4. Creating Integration Types
  5. Setting Integration Type Properties

Setting Integration Type Properties

You can set properties for the Integration Type, such as the associated application, and End-User, System-Automated, or Event Monitoring tasks.

For an End-User task, you can select the single sign-on (SSO) Parameter option to enable users to access an external web application without being prompted for authentication. You can use a SSO parameter for an external application if that application is integrated with the Oracle EPM System SSO framework.

To set Integration Type properties:

  1. On the Properties tab, for Name, enter a name for the Integration Type.
  2. Enter an Integration Type Code, for example, HFM_CONS for the Hyperion Financial Management Consolidate integration task.

    The code is used to execute the Integration Type and to map updates to an Integration Type from a file import.

  3. Optional: In Description, enter a description for the integration task.
  4. In Application, select an application to which the task belongs.

    Note:

    You can maintain the list of applications from the Manage Applications icon in the Manage Integration Types dialog box. See Managing Applications.

  5. For Execution Type, select an option:

    • End User Task

      End User Endpoint: To enter parameters for an End-User task, the End User Endpoint should contain those parameters in these formats:

      $Parameter Type Code$, for example $COLORS$. The system replaces the parameter tokens in the End User Endpoint with the information you specified for the task parameters.

      SSO Parameter (Optional): Specify the name of the SSO parameter for your application to include when executing the End-User task URL to the external application. If you do not specify an SSO parameter, the system uses the End User URL.

    • System-Automated Task

      Note:

      If you select System-Automated Task, the lower part of the Properties tab displays connection information.

    • Event Monitoring Task

      Note:

      If you select Event Monitoring Task, the lower part of the Properties tab displays connection information, most of which is required

      For detailed information on setting these parameters, see the Oracle Hyperion Financial Close Management Integration Guide on the Oracle Technology Network (OTN) website.

  6. Select the Parameters tab.