URL Structure
This topic summarizes the URL structures to use for the REST APIs.
For the URL structure to use, see the topic for the REST API:
- Planning and Budgeting REST API URL
- Migration REST API URL
- URL Structure for Security
- URL Structure for Daily Maintenance
- URL Structure for Users, Groups, and Roles
- Data Management REST API URL
- Account Reconciliation REST API URL
- Enterprise Profitability and Cost Management REST API URL
- URL Structure for Financial Consolidation and Close
- Profitability and Cost Management REST API URL
- URL Structure for Tax Reporting
In the description and examples of all REST APIs, this guide uses
<BASE-URL>. The
<BASE-URL> is the first part of your service URL,
before the context. For example, if your service URL is
https://epm-acme.epm.us-phoenix-1.ocs.oraclecloud.com/epmcloud,
your <BASE-URL> is
https://epm-acme.epm.us-phoenix-1.ocs.oraclecloud.com.
Similarly, if your service URL is
https://epm2-acme.epm.us6.oraclecloud.com/epmcloud, your
<BASE-URL> is
https://epm2-acme.epm.us6.oraclecloud.com.
Note:
Oracle Fusion Cloud Enterprise Performance Management does not authorize or
support the use of any REST API endpoint not specified in this document. For
example, <BASE_URL> such as
https://epmacme.epm.us-phoenix-1.ocs.oraclecloud.com by
itself will fail. Similarly, Cloud EPM does not support the
use of REST APIs with the path token "/internal/" in the
URL.
For details on the URL structure, see Getting Started for Administrators.