3 Install and Configure the Recipe

On your Oracle Integration instance, install the recipe to deploy and configure the integration and associated resources.

1. On the Oracle Integration Home page, in the Use a recipe/accelerator section, click View all.
2. Find the recipe you want to install.
3. Hover over the recipe, then click Install .

   A message confirms that the recipe was successfully installed, and the recipe card shows INSTALLED.

4. Hover over the recipe again, and click Configure to configure the resources of the recipe.

   The project workspace opens, displaying all the resources of the recipe. Configure the following resources before you activate and run the recipe.

Configure the Oracle Salesforce Connection

1. In the Connections section, click the connection name.
2. In the Properties section, enter the following details:

   Field	Information to Enter
   Select Salesforce.com Instance Type	Select Production or Sandbox based on your Salesforce instance type.
   API Version	Enter your current Salesforce API version. To obtain the API version, see Configure Salesforce.

3. In the Security section, enter the following details:

   Field	Information to Enter
   Security Policy	Leave Salesforce Username Password Policy selected.
   Username	Enter the username of the account created for Oracle Integration on Salesforce. See Configure Salesforce.
   Password	Enter the password of the account created for Oracle Integration on Salesforce. Note: To the password, you must also append the security token generated for the same account.

4. Click Save. If prompted, click Save again.
5. Click Test to ensure that your connection is successfully configured. In the resulting dialog, click Test again.

   A message confirms if your test is successful.

6. To return to the project workspace, click Go back .

Configure the Oracle Adobe REST Connection

1. In the Connections section, click the connection name.
2. In the Properties section, enter the following details:

   Field	Information to Enter
   Connection Type	Select REST API Base URL.
   Connection URL	Specify your Adobe URL. For example: https://api.<domain_name>.adobesign.com/api/rest/v6. Where <domain_name> indicates your domain such as in, us, eu, and so on.

3. In the Security section, enter the following details:

   Field	Information to Enter
   Security Policy	Select OAuth Custom Three Legged Flow.
   Authorization Request	The client application URL that the recipe must redirect you to when you provide consent. See Configure the REST Adapter to Consume a REST API protected with 3-legged OAuth token based authentication. For example: https://secure.<domain_name>.adobesign.com/public/oauth/v2?response_type=code&client_id=<client_id_of_adobe_app>&redirect_uri=<OIC_Hostname>/icsapis/agent/oauth/callback&scope=user_login:self agreement_read:account agreement_write:account agreement_send:account
   Access Token Request	The access token request to use to fetch the access token. For example, -X POST -H 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' -d 'code=${auth_code}&grant_type=authorization_code&redirect_uri=${redirect_uri}&client_id=<client_id_of_adobe_app>&client_secret=<client_secret_of_adobe_app>' https://secure.<domain_name>.adobesign.com/oauth/v2/token

4. Click Save. If prompted, click Save again.
5. Click Provide Consent.
6. In the resulting Sign in dialog, enter your Oracle Integration user name and password, and click Sign in.
   You'll now be redirected to the Adobe Sign login page.
7. Enter your Adobe Sign account credentials and click Continue to log in.
   You are now displayed a page that prompts you to authorize the connection to the Adobe Sign application created previously.
8. On the Adobe Sign web page, click ACCEPT.
   You're informed that access to Adobe Sign is allowed. You can now switch back to the Adobe Sign Connection window of Oracle Integration to test your connection.
9. Click Test to ensure that your connection is successfully configured. In the resulting dialog, click Test again.
   A message confirms if your test is successful.
10. To return to the project workspace, click Go back .

Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection

1. In the Connections section, click the connection name.
2. In the Security section, enter the following details:

   Field	Information to Enter
   Security Policy	Select OAuth 2.0 or Basic Authentication.

3. Click Save. If prompted, click Save again.
4. Click Test to ensure that your connection is successfully configured. In the resulting dialog, click Test again.
   A message confirms if your test is successful.
5. To return to the project workspace, click Go back .

Configure the Lookup Table

Edit the ORACLE-BRT-SFDC_ADOBE_ESign_Constants lookup table to map the fields related to documents in Salesforce with agreements in Adobe Sign.

1. In the Lookups section, click the lookup name.
2. In the Domain_Name_1 column, enter the name of the Salesforce field you want to map.
3. In the Domain_Name_2 column, enter the name of the field in Adobe Sign to which the Salesforce field has to be mapped or enter the default value for the property.
4. Click Save. If prompted, click Save again.
5. To return to the project workspace, click Go back .