After you've configured the
connections and other resources, you can activate and run the
recipe.
In the project workspace, click
Activate. In the Activate project
panel, with the default project label selected, choose an
appropriate tracing option, then click
Activate.
A message confirms that the
integration has been activated. Refresh the page to view the
updated status of the integration.
Update the following property values for the integration flow. You can update
the integration properties only after activating this flow. For the procedure to
update the integration properties, see Steps 7 and 9 in Override Design-Time Properties in an
Integration.
Integration Property
Description
workdayWaitMinutes
Time to wait in minutes for the Workday EIB
report to complete.
dvmDefaultValue
Default value for DVM lookups.
emailSubjectFailure
Subject of the email notification sent
whenever importing the employee records from Workday to SAP
is unsuccessful.
workdayTimeZoneDuration
Difference in time zone between Oracle Integration and Workday in
dayTimeDuration format. For example:
-PT8H or PT8H.
emailFrom
Sender email address from which
notifications are sent.
retryLimit
Number of retries when an invoke
fails.
emailSubjectSuccess
Subject of the email notification sent
whenever importing the employee records from Workday to SAP
is successful.
Run the recipe.
In the Integrations section of the
project workspace, click Actions on the integration flow, then select
Run.
On the Configure and run page, click
Run.
You've now successfully submitted
the integration for execution. The recipe now exports employee records from Workday to SAP.
Note:
You can also schedule this integration to run at a
date, time, and frequency of your choosing. See Define the
Integration Schedule.
Monitor the running of the
integration flow in Oracle Integration.
In the project workspace, click
Observe. You'll see the integration
flow being triggered and running successfully.