Registering an Application

Register new applications from the Applications page.

Note:

If you are developing or managing multiple solutions, Oracle recommends creating a separate application registration for each solution. This approach provides better isolation, monitoring, and lifecycle management than sharing a single application registration across multiple solutions.

1. In the Oracle Hospitality Developer Portal, click the Applications tab.
2. Click Register Application.
3. On the Register Details panel, enter the application name and an optional description.
4. Enter the Application Name that applies to your application.
5. Optionally, add a Description for the application.
6. Optionally, select the Application Type.
7. Select the environment: Non Production or Production. An application can be either a non production application or a production application.

   • Non Production: By default, an application has access only to non production environments. A non production application may not access production environments, so to move from calling non production to calling production environments, you must create a new production application. To access production environments, please email your Oracle Partner Network (OPN) reference number to [e-mail].

   • Production: Production refers to Oracle Hospitality APIs that can access Oracle Hospitality systems such as a production Oracle Hospitality OPERA Cloud Services environment. A production application may not access non production environments.

8. If an application is a customer application linked to a Production environment, then you must enter a Business Justification for the new application and click to confirm the Oracle Terms & Conditions before the application can be created.
9. In the Contact Information section, enter your First Name, Last Name, and Email Address. Entering the Email Address, Phone Number, and Company Name is mandatory.
   The email address provided during application registration in Oracle Hospitality Integration Platform (OHIP) is utilized the following ways:

   • Deprecated API Notifications: When a Customer or Partner calls APIs that have been deprecated, OHIP sends weekly notifications to the email address provided.
   • Usage Alerts: Refer to Call Usage Alerts.
   • Major Incident Alerts: In the event of a major incident with your production integration, Oracle Hospitality will reach out to you using these contact details to inform you of the incident. Oracle Hospitality will temporarily work with you to disable the integration and determine what actions must be taken before the integration can be re-enabled. If you do not respond when Oracle Hospitality reaches out to you, Oracle Hospitality will disable your integration. Therefore, it is vital these contact details are monitored 24x7.
10. Click Next.
11. On the Subscriptions panel, select the group of Oracle Hospitality APIs to which you want to subscribe this application and then select the Subscribe check box.

    Note:

    ONLY subscribe to API Catalog if your application will be used for Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) Hospitality Adaptor.

12. Click View API documentation to view the API documentation for the Oracle Hospitality APIs to which the application will be subscribed.
13. Click Register. The message Application Registered Successfully confirms the registration.
14. Your newly registered application appears at the top of the list on the Applications tab.

    Note:

    You are allowed a maximum of 100 applications for registration. You cannot register additional applications if you have reached the allowed limit. If you do so, the following error appears:

    Error: Cannot create your application as you have reached the maximum number of applications allowed.