Configuring Connections in Oracle Integration Cloud
After the project is imported and verified, configure the respective connections.
This section describes the procedure to configure the following:
OU FTP DACS for OUAI-DACS-DERMS Connection
This connection is used to communicate with Oracle Utilities Digital Asset Cloud Service FTP server using the FTP adapter.
To configure this connection:
1. In the Connection Properties section, enter the FTP Server Host Address and the FTP Server Port.
2. Expand Optional Properties, then select Yes for the SFTP Connection.
3. In the Security section, select the applicable security policy for your Utilities Digital Asset Application FTP server.
For example, select the FTP Server Access policy on the Security Policy tab, and enter the username and password for the Oracle Utilities Digital Asset Cloud Service FTP server.
Note: For more information on the supported security policies, refer to the Integration 3 documentation that is available at Oracle Help Center.
4. Configure the appropriate Agent Group, if applicable.
5. On the Connection page, click Test.
6. After the connection is tested successfully, click Save.
Note: Make sure the FTP server is set up and configured in Oracle Utilities Digital Asset Cloud Service.
OU REST DACS Object Storage for OUAI-DACS-DERMS Connection
This connection is used to communicate with the OCI Object Storage APIs using the REST adapter. This is the Object Storage that Oracle Utilities Digital Asset Cloud Service uses to store and retrieve files.
To configure this connection:
1. In the Connection Properties section, enter the object storage API endpoint in the Connection URL field.
• Connection Type: REST API Base URL
• Connection URL format: https://objectstorage.{region}.oraclecloud.com
Note: To see the Object Storage Service API and its endpoints, refer to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure documentation/API Reference and Endpoints.
2. In the Security section:
a. Select the OCI Signature Version 1 security policy.
b. Provide the following Object Storage information:
• Tenancy OCID
• User OCID
• Upload the private key
• Fingerprint (obtained from object storage after the public key registration for the appropriate user)
Note: For more information, refer to the Object Storage Setup Guide.
3. Once the connection has been tested successfully, click Save.
OU REST DACS for OUAI-DACS-DERMS Connection
This connection is used to communicate with Oracle Utilities Digital Asset Cloud Service catalog using the Utilities adapter.
To configure this connection:
1. Add the Oracle Utilities Digital Asset Cloud Service catalog URL in the Catalog URL field.
• For Oracle Utilities Digital Asset Management on-premises application, the catalog format is: https://{host}:{port}/{context}/rest/ouaf/openapi/iws/catalog
Example: https://dacsHost:port/ouaf/rest/ouaf/openapi/iws/catalog
• For Oracle Utilities Digital Asset Cloud Service, the catalog format is: https://{host}:{port}/{tenant}/{domain}/{appName}/rest/openapi/iws/catalog
Example: https://dacsHost:port/tenantName/test/dac/rest/openapi/iws/catalog
2. On the Security section, select the applicable security policy to access the application.
Note: For more information on the supported security policies, refer to the Oracle Utilities Adapter documentation.
3. When configuring the connection to Oracle Utilities Digital Asset Management on-premise application:
a. In the Agent Group section, select Configure Agents.
b. Select the agent group from the list created in Creating an Agent Group.
4. On the Connection page, click Test.
5. Once the connection has been tested successfully, click Save.
OU REST DERMS for OUAI-DACS-DERMS Connection
This connection is used to communicate with Oracle Utilities Grid Edge Distributed Energy Resources Management System application service using the Utilities adapter.
To configure this connection:
1. Add the Oracle Utilities Grid Edge Distributed Energy Resources Management System catalog URL in the Catalog URL field.
• Catalog format: https://{host}:{port}/nms-drms/rest/v1/catalog
Example: https://dermshost:port/nms-drms/rest/v1/catalog
2. On the Security section, select the applicable security policy to access the application.
Note: For more information on the supported security policies, refer to the Oracle Utilities Adapter documentation.
3. When configuring the connection to Oracle Utilities Digital Asset Management on-premise application:
a. In the Agent Group section, select Configure Agents.
b. Select the agent group from the list created in Creating an Agent Group.
4. On the Connection page, click Test.
5. Once the connection has been tested successfully, click Save.
OU REST OUAI Object Storage for OUAI-DACS-DERMS Connection
This connection is used to communicate with Oracle Infrastructure Cloud Object Storage Service APIs using the REST adapter.
To configure this connection:
1. In the Connection Properties section, enter the object storage API endpoint in the Connection URL field.
• Connection Type: REST API Base URL
• Connection URL format: https://objectstorage.{region}.oraclecloud.com
Note: To see the Object Storage Service API and its endpoints, refer to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure documentation/API Reference and Endpoints.
2. In the Security section:
a. Select the OCI Signature Version 1 security policy.
b. Provide the following Object Storage information:
• Tenancy OCID
• User OCID
• Upload the private key
• Fingerprint (obtained from object storage after register the public key for the appropriate user)
Note: For more information, refer to the Object Storage Setup Guide.
3. Once the connection has been tested successfully, click Save.
OU REST for OUAI-DACS-DERMS Connection
This connection is used to expose the integration as a REST service. This connection is used to call integrations using the REST adapter.
To configure this connection:
1. Select OAuth 2.0 or Basic Auth as the Security policy, and set the Role as Trigger.
2. On the Connection page, click Test.
3. Once the connection has been tested successfully, click Save.
OU REST OIC for OUAI-DACS-DERMS Connection
This connection is used to invoke local integrations that can accept a multipart request for passing a multipart attachment reference using the REST adapter.
To configure this connection:
1. In the Connection Properties section, select the REST API Base URL for the Connection Type.
2. Add the Oracle Integration Cloud connection URL.
Example: https://OIC_CloundInstance.com
3. Select OAuth client Credentials as Security Policy. For this security type, also add the Access Token URI, Client ID, Client Secret in the Security section.
In the Optional Security section, add the Scope and select Send client credentials as Basic Auth Header for Client Authentication.
Alternatively, if you select Basic Auth on the Security tab, enter the Oracle Integration Cloud username and password.
4. On the Connection page, click Test.
5. Once the connection has been tested successfully, click Save.