Configurations for Integration Cloud Connections

Oracle OPERA Cloud Connection

  1. Add the Connection URL of OHIP instance.

  2. For the Security Policy of type “OAuth Custom Two Legged Flow,” update the following parameters.

    Note:

    Refer to the respective tables for more details of the inputs.

    1. “Access Token Request“: -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" -H "x-app-key: {x-app-key}" -H "Authorization: Basic {BASE64 ENCODED CLIENT-ID:CLIENT_SECRET}" -d "username={URLENCODED_USERNAME}&password={URLENCODED_PASSWORD}&grant_type=password" "{HOST}/oauth/v1/tokens"

    2. “access_token_usage”: -H Authorization: ${token_type} ${access_token} -H x-app-key: {x-app-key}

Table 4-27 Elements

Element Description

X-APP-KEY

The X-APP-KEY specific from your OHIP instance.

BASE64 ENCODED <CLIENT-ID:CLIENT_SECRET>

The base64 encoded format of the client ID and client secret specific to the OHIP user.

URLENCODED_USERNAME

The integration user for the OHIP instance.

URLENCODED_PASSWORD

The Password for the OHIP integration user.

HOST

The host URL of the OHIP instance.

Oracle Cloud ERP Integration Connection

  1. Update the ERP Integration Host with the Oracle Fusion Accounts Receivables instance hostname.

  2. Configure the Security to specify the access credentials to Oracle Fusion Accounts Receivables. Use the Fusion Cloud / ERP User. (This is the first user created in the 'Create Integration Service Users in Source and Target Systems' topic.)

    1. For GEN3, use "OAuth Client Credentials" as a security and service console URL for the Rest API Base URL.

Oracle REST OIC API Connection

  1. Update the Oracle Integration Cloud instance host in the Connection URL.

  2. Configure the Security to specify the access credentials to Oracle Integration Cloud. Use the Integration Developer user. (This is the third user created in the 'Create Integration Service Users in Source and Target Systems' topic.)

Oracle File Server Connection

  1. Update the connection properties with the File Server Host Address Port and chose the SFTP Connection option.

  2. Configure the Security to specify the access credentials to the File server. Use the File Server User. (This is the fourth user from the 'Create Integration Service Users in Source and Target Systems' topic.)

    1. For GEN3, use "FTP Public Key Authentication" as the Security.