Private Connection URL Syntax

This topic lists the syntax that Oracle Smart View for Office requires for creating private connections to cloud data sources.

Note:

When specifying the <server> parameter, always include the domain name parameter, <domain>. For example:

http(s)://<server>.<domain>:<port>/HyperionPlanning/SmartView

Planning, Planning Modules, FreeForm

https://<serviceURL>/HyperionPlanning/SmartView

Financial Reporting (Reporting Settings / Document Repository):

https://<serviceURL>/hr/modules/com/hyperion/reporting/web/repository/HRRepositoryXML.jsp

Narrative Reporting
```
https://<serviceURL>/epm/SmartView
```

Financial Consolidation and Close

https://<serviceURL>/HyperionPlanning/SmartView

Profitability and Cost Management:
```
https://<serviceURL>/aps/SmartView
```

Enterprise Profitability and Cost Management

https://<serviceURL>/HyperionPlanning/SmartView

Oracle Sales Planning Cloud:

https://<serviceURL>/HyperionPlanning/SmartView

Tax Reporting

https://<serviceURL>/HyperionPlanning/SmartView

Task Manager extension (used with Planning, Planning Modules, Financial Consolidation and Close and Tax Reporting)
```
https://<serviceURL>/HyperionPlanning/cm/svp
```
Supplemental Data Manager extension (used with Financial Consolidation and Close and Tax Reporting)
```
https://<serviceURL>/HyperionPlanning/sdm/svp
```

Strategic Modeling extension

https://<serviceURL>/HyperionPlanning/SmartView

Oracle Analytics Cloud:
- Using the Private Connection wizard:
```
https://<serviceURL>/analytics/jbips
```
- Using the Quick Connection method:
```
OBI:https://<serviceURL>/analytics/jbips
```
Oracle Analytics Cloud - Essbase:
```
https://<serviceURL>/essbase/smartview
```

Vanity URLs

Starting in release 20.200, for vanity URLs (also referred to as custom URLs), using the syntax above, enter the URL you have configured with your third-party link shortening vendor. Use the cloud data connection format for your business process when creating your vanity URL For example:

http(s)://<yourVanityURL>