Where Can You Use OAuth in Oracle Integration?

You can use OAuth when making inbound calls to Oracle Integration, when making outbound calls from Oracle Integration, or when using the Oracle Integration Developer APIs. OAuth is required to call the Oracle Integration Developer APIs.

The Oracle Integration Developer APIs are: REST API for Oracle Integration 3, REST API for File Server in Oracle Integration 3, OCI Process Automation REST API.

OAuth with Inbound Calls to Oracle Integration

You can use OAuth to make inbound calls to Oracle Integration and trigger integrations.

For inbound calls to Oracle Integration, you use a trigger connection in an integration and the REST Adapter, SOAP Adapter, Fusion Application adapters (Oracle ERP Cloud Adapter, Oracle CX Sales and B2B Service Adapter, Oracle HCM Cloud Adapter), and any other adapters that support trigger connections and OAuth.

For configuration details, see Use OAuth with Inbound Calls to Oracle Integration.

OAuth with Outbound Calls from Oracle Integration

You can also use OAuth to connect to external systems and call external applications.

For these outbound calls, you use an invoke connection in an integration. Whether OAuth is required or not depends on the external application requirements. You can use any adapters that support invoke connections and OAuth including the REST Adapter, SOAP Adapter, Fusion Application adapters (Oracle ERP Cloud Adapter, Oracle CX Sales and B2B Service Adapter, Oracle HCM Cloud Adapter),

For configuration details, see Use OAuth with Outbound Calls from Oracle Integration.

OAuth with the Oracle Integration Developer APIs

You can also use OAuth with an invoke connection in an integration to call the Oracle Integration Developer APIs.

OAuth is required to call the Oracle Integration Developer APIs.

For details, see You Must Use OAuth with the Oracle Integration Developer APIs.