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Oracle Integration Cookbook for Oracle ERP Cloud: A Hands-On Guide to Build Enterprise Integrations - Softcover

Montero Rodríguez, Juan Jesús; Tahseen, Sadia

 
9798868830198: Oracle Integration Cookbook for Oracle ERP Cloud: A Hands-On Guide to Build Enterprise Integrations

Inhaltsangabe

The book begins by establishing a strong foundation, introducing OIC concepts, integration types, adapters, connections, fault handling, notifications, mappings, JavaScript, XSLT, projects, and monitoring capabilities. It then dives deep into the heart of Oracle ERP Cloud integrations, covering REST, SOAP, FTP, ATP databases, Object Storage, Visual Builder, BI Publisher, UCM Web Center, and ERP Business Events. Readers are guided through detailed, step-by-step demos including FBDI-based integrations, callback patterns, event-driven architectures, advanced REST and SOAP use cases, file-based processing, parallel and data-stitch activities, massive data loads, and delta-based processing between runs.

The final chapters and appendices provide advanced demos, troubleshooting techniques, Postman and SoapUI usage, reusable samples, and best practices, making the book an invaluable reference for both day-to-day delivery work and long-term architecture design. By the end of this book, readers will not only understand how Oracle ERP Cloud integrations work, but will also have the confidence and practical knowledge to design, build, monitor, and optimize robust, scalable, and production-ready integration solutions using Oracle Integration Cloud.

You Will:

  • Design, build, and monitor end-to-end integrations between Oracle ERP Cloud and external systems using Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC)
  • Implement and troubleshoot real-world integration scenarios using REST, SOAP, FTP, FBDI, ERP Business Events, ATP databases, Object Storage, and Visual Builder
  • Apply advanced integration patterns including callbacks, event-driven flows, parallel processing, massive data loads, delta processing, fault handling, and production best practices

This book is for : Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) developers, Oracle ERP Cloud consultants and integration architects

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Über die Autorin bzw. den Autor

Juan Jesús Montero is a seasoned Oracle Technology Professional with over 25 years of hands-on experience across enterprise applications and cloud platforms. He is recognized as an Oracle ACE. Currently he serves as Oracle ERP Cloud Senior Developer. He is deeply passionate about continuous learning, embracing emerging technologies, and exploring innovative technical paths to deliver impactful solutions. He is the author of many books currently published on Amazon, like Oracle Visual Builder Redwood Cookbook and others. His core expertise lies in Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS), Oracle SaaS, ERP Cloud, Oracle Forms and Oracle Reports, Oracle Application Framework (OAF), Oracle Integration Cloud (Certified), Oracle Visual Builder, Oracle Redwood (Certified), Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), Artificial Intelligence (AI), BI Publisher, SAP, and JAVA.

Sadia Tahseen is a seasoned Oracle Technology Professional with over 17 years of experience, specializing in Oracle Cloud, Oracle Fusion Middleware, and Oracle Database technologies. She is recognized as an Oracle ACE. She currently serves as an Oracle Platform Lead, where she manages large-scale Oracle Fusion Cloud implementations, implements robust Oracle Integration solutions, delivers operational excellence, optimizes system performance, and helps define strategic technology roadmaps for large-scale enterprise clients. In addition to her technical leadership, she is an accomplished presenter and has shared her thought leadership and research articles and papers at many OATUG and IEEE conferences and various media publications. Here core expertise lies in Oracle SaaS/PaaS, Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) (Certified), Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) (Certified), Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) (Certified), Oracle WebCenter Content/Imaging, Oracle WebLogic Server, Oracle Human Capital Management (HCM), and Artificial Intelligence (AI).

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The book begins by establishing a strong foundation, introducing OIC concepts, integration types, adapters, connections, fault handling, notifications, mappings, JavaScript, XSLT, projects, and monitoring capabilities. It then dives deep into the heart of Oracle ERP Cloud integrations, covering REST, SOAP, FTP, ATP databases, Object Storage, Visual Builder, BI Publisher, UCM Web Center, and ERP Business Events. Readers are guided through detailed, step-by-step demos including FBDI-based integrations, callback patterns, event-driven architectures, advanced REST and SOAP use cases, file-based processing, parallel and data-stitch activities, massive data loads, and delta-based processing between runs.

The final chapters and appendices provide advanced demos, troubleshooting techniques, Postman and SoapUI usage, reusable samples, and best practices, making the book an invaluable reference for both day-to-day delivery work and long-term architecture design. By the end of this book, readers will not only understand how Oracle ERP Cloud integrations work, but will also have the confidence and practical knowledge to design, build, monitor, and optimize robust, scalable, and production-ready integration solutions using Oracle Integration Cloud.

You Will:

  • Design, build, and monitor end-to-end integrations between Oracle ERP Cloud and external systems using Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC)
  • Implement and troubleshoot real-world integration scenarios using REST, SOAP, FTP, FBDI, ERP Business Events, ATP databases, Object Storage, and Visual Builder
  • Apply advanced integration patterns including callbacks, event-driven flows, parallel processing, massive data loads, delta processing, fault handling, and production best practices

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