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Leverage Microsoft Email Adapter to send email using Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) (Part-1)

Though Oracle Integration Cloud provides Notification Activity which is used to send an Email notification to any number of recipients at a time. However, there is such a situation where the Notification activity doesn’t full fill the purpose.

For example: If there is a requirement where the email notification is required along with attachment then in that case, Notification activity will not full fill the purpose. In such scenarios, the MS email adapter will help to send an email along with Attachments.

We are splitting the article into two parts:

In the first part, we’ll show how to send email notification using the MS email adapter
In second part, we’ll show how to send email notification along with attachment using MS email adapter.

In the first part, we’ll create scheduler integration which will send a notification to the single recipient.

Below are the high-level activities which need to perform  to achieve the use case

  • Configure MS Email adapter in Oracle Integration Cloud 
  • Create Scheduled Integration

Configure MS Email adapter in Oracle Integration Cloud

Follow the blog to see how to configure MS email adapter.

While configuring the email adapter, we had provided https://outlook.office.com/Mail.ReadWrite offline_access as a scope. Since we are sending an email instead of reading email then scope must be changed. So in this case scope will be https://outlook.office.com/Mail.Send offline_access

Create Scheduled Integration
  • Create a scheduled integration with name SendNotifications. Follow the blog to see how to create scheduled integration
  • Drop the MS email adapter connection just below the Schedule activity
  • Enter any name in What do you want to call your endpoint and click Next
  • Select Send a new Message Operation and click Next
  • Click Done button on Next screen to complete configuration wizard
  • Open the Mapper, expand Message object and map values in the below attributes. Hard code the value as of now
    • Body -> Content
    • ToRecipients -> EmailAddress -> Address
    • Subject
  • Save and Activate the Integration
  • Submit the Integration and see the notification should reach to the configured Recipient

Some Toughts (5)

  1. added on 15 Nov, 2018
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    hi Ankur,

    Great Blog, really helpful, just one question can you please tell how can I add multiple addresses in the ToRecipients list

  2. added on 15 Nov, 2018
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    ToRecipients element is repeating element. Right click on the ToRecipients and from the menu click repeating element which will add one more ToRecipients. That extra element will allow to add one more recipients.
    Regards,
    Ankkur

  3. added on 16 Nov, 2018
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    Thanks Ankur, Appreciate it!!

  4. added on 19 Nov, 2018
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    I have gone through your blog, it was very much useful for me and because of your blog, and also I gained many unknown information, the way you have clearly explained is really fantastic. Kindly post more like this, Thank You.
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  5. added on 16 Apr, 2019
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    Hi Ankur,
    Nice blog. I followed similar steps but I am receiving below error when run
    <![CDATA[{"error":"invalid_request","error_description":"AADSTS90009: Application 'c809e14d-6a0f-4a3a-aef3-a479c0a52612'(api://8c5bc533-85e7-4ecd-941f-0c41a3bdcab0) is requesting a token for itself. This scenario is supported only if resource is specified using the GUID based App Identifier.

    I think probably tenant ID needs to be passed like POST https://login.microsoftonline.com/{tenant}/oauth2/v2.0/token. But, I am not sure how that can be done. Please help if I am missing something here.

    Thanks
    Manju

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