Invoke Oracle E-Business Suite Concurrent Programs from Oracle Integration

In addition to using PL/SQL REST services as explained earlier, you can access and update Oracle E-Business Suite data through the use of concurrent program REST services.

A concurrent program runs as a concurrent process that executes multiple programs running in the background. To leverage the functionality provided by concurrent programs for Oracle E-Business Suite applications, you can configure the Oracle E-Business Suite Adapter to invoke a desired concurrent program REST service as an outbound integration from Oracle Integration.

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Similar to PL/SQL APIs, you can define and use custom concurrent programs in integrations in Oracle Integration.

When adding the Oracle E-Business Suite Adapter as an invoke (target) connection, in the Web Services page of the Oracle E-Business Suite Adapter Endpoint Configuration Wizard, you can navigate to a desired product family, such as “Marketing Suite”, and select “Trade Management” as the product name to locate a concurrent program called “Claim Settlement Fetcher Program” for your integration.


This image shows the Web Services page of the Oracle E-Business Suite Adapter Endpoint Configuration Wizard. It includes Product Family, Product, Interface Type, API, Internal Name, and Description. In the API field, “Filter by name” and “a list of API names” options are displayed top to bottom allowing you to locate your desired API.

If one or more methods contained in the selected “Claim Settlement Fetcher Program” interface are deployed as REST service operations, after you click Next, the Operations page appears.

In the Operations page of the Oracle E-Business Suite Adapter Endpoint Configuration Wizard, you can then select a desired service operation, such as “Process” as the method name for your integration.


This image shows the Operations page of the Oracle E-Business Suite Adapter Endpoint Configuration Wizard. The following fields are displayed top to bottom: API, Methods, Service Status, and Description

For more information about using concurrent program REST services in an integration, refer to: