What is Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC-3)?
Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) helps organizations to integrate SaaS and on-premises applications, automate business workflows, and develop engaging web & mobile applications. Developers and cloud architects can securely connect SaaS and on-premises applications six times faster with a visual development experience, prebuilt integrations, and embedded best practices. Oracle Integration offers various out-of-the-box connectors that help developers focus on the business requirement instead of the complex connectivity of the applications.
Oracle Integration, being a suite, has the following features out of the box:
- Application integration to integrate all the enterprise’s applications
- A workflow engine to build and deploy the business process
- Visual Builder low-code development tool to build engaging web applications
- File Server offers 500 GB of space free for all SFTP integration requirements
- B2B to automate business partner integrations
- Robotic Process Automation to build Robots to integrate applications that don’t provide APIs
Why Learn Oracle Integration Cloud?
- Gartner recognizes Oracle as a Leader and positions it highest for the Integration Platform as a Service. This is Oracle’s sixth consecutive year as a leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant.
- Prebuilt integration flows reduce development efforts.
- Provide operational tools to monitor, alert, report, and audit running integrations.
- A single service to meet all the enterprise business requirements.
- Prebuilt connectors reduce the complex connectivity of applications.
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Oracle Integration Training Course Structure
- What is Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) – 3 and its capabilities
- Understanding of Oracle Integration Cloud OIC features
- Understanding of Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) built-in adapters
- What are the use-cases of Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC)
- Create a free Oracle Cloud (OIC) account
- Create and Access an Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) Instance
- Understanding of Message packs in Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC)
- Standard vs Enterprise vs Healthcare Edition of Oracle Integration (OIC)
- Understanding of various application roles of Oracle Integration (OIC)
- Creation of User & Group in OCI Identity Domain
- OIC Gen-2 vs OIC Gen-3 Oracle Integration Cloud
- What is an Integration Project, and how do you use them
- Understanding of a Parallel Action
- How to invoke OCI function using OCI Function Action
- What are the New Adapters introduced in Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC Gen-3)
- New pattern Events (replacing Pub/Sub)
- Understanding of the Redwood Interface of Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC)
- Know about all New Navigations
- How Activity Stream has been improved
- Integrations
- Projects
- Design
- Deployment
- Observability
- Understanding of settings section
- Recipe and accelerator Configuration
- Integration Patterns (App Driven, Schedule, and Event)
- Understanding of different types of Integration adapters
- Understanding of adapters’ roles (Trigger & Invoke)
- Understanding of Web Services
- What is the difference between REST and SOAP APIs
- Understanding of REST & SOAP Adapters in Oracle Integration Cloud
- Understanding and working with Lookups
- How to create a Connection using different adapters
- Start building Integrations using different patterns
- Working with Mapper and functions
- How to Activate / Deactivate Individual Integrations
- Working with Integration native actions (For-Each, Switch, Stage File, Integration, Log, File Server, etc.)
- Understanding of the service limits of each adapter
- Understanding of the built-in OIC File Server
- How to enable the File server
- How to configure users and groups to access the File Server
- Creating a File server connection using the FTP adapter
- Use the built-in File Server action to invoke the File Server
- What is a Connectivity agent or on-premise agent
- Understanding the connectivity architecture
- What is an Agent Group and its limitations
- Connectivity agent limitation
- Workflow to install the agent
- Installing the Connectivity agent
- Monitoring the connectivity agent
- Creating a connection with on-premise endpoints using connectivity agent
- Understanding Observability to monitor runtime messages
- Understanding of Activity Stream
- Getting runtime data and metrics through Observability
- Learn to filter and track messages
- Usage and configuration of business identifiers for tracking
- Managing and monitoring runtime integration errors
- Understanding of Exception Handling
- Use of the Scope action to handle exceptions
- How to use Global Fault action
- How to resubmit failed messages
- How to throw a new fault
- Use of re-throw fault
- How to create deployment under Project
- How to promote deployment from one instance to another
- What is the benefits of integration versions
- How to create different versions of Integration
- How to clone integrations
- Understanding of Robotic Process Automation (RPA) in Oracle Integration Cloud
- Understanding of Robots in Oracle Integration Cloud
- Use cases of RPA
- Imlementing robots and deploy them to run
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- REST
- SOAP
- FTP
- File
- Oracle ATP
- Salesforce
- Oracle ERP
- Oracle HCM
Live labs covered in the Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) program
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- Exposing and consuming a third-party REST API
- Exposing and consuming a third-party SOAP API
- Configure the File Server and enable users to connect to the File Server
- Leveraging the FTP adapter to create, read, delete, and download operations.
- Working with Stage File Action to perform zip, read file in chunks, read complete file, and decrypt file operations.
- Leverage the FTP adapter to Encrypt and Decrypt bank files using Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) cryptography
- Leveraging lookups to read the FTP directories dynamically.
- How to read large files from the Oracle EBS on-premises server, validate record by record, process them, and send it to the target application.
- Build schedule integration to automate the master data transformation.
- How to install the connectivity agent on the local machine
- Leverage Private Endpoints in Oracle Integration Cloud to connect to applications hosted on private endpoints.
- How to provision an Oracle Autonomous Database to connect using Oracle Integration Cloud.
- Reading the BIP reports and dumping data into the Oracle ATP database.
- Integration of Salesforce to get the opportunity in real time and push into multiple target systems, such as Oracle ERP cloud and database.
- Process real-time data from Oracle ERP Cloud by capturing business events, extracting further information from Oracle ERP Cloud, and sending it to the target application.
- An end-to-end transformation to read invoices from suppliers’ FTP locations, transform data into the FBDI format as required by Oracle ERP Cloud, and send it to the Oracle ERP Cloud for invoice creation.
- Building a schedule flow to read the organization data from the FTP server, convert it into the HDL file, and kick off the HCL data loader job to load the organization into the Oracle HCM Cloud.
- Building an end-to-end flow and handling the exception using a scope and global fault handler, calling a reusable flow to send an email notification, and logging errors in a database for further analysis
- How to create a project deployment and promote the deployment to the production environment.
- Building a robot to read information from Oracle ERP cloud.
- Overview of Oracle Visual Builder
- Use-cases of Oracle Visual Builder
- Components of Oracle Visual Builder
- Understanding of Business Objects
- How to create Business Objects
- Know about Service Connections
- How to create Service Connections
- How to build web applications in Oracle Visual Builder
- How to deploy the application
- You will receive the PKT, which includes real-world scenarios in Oracle Integration, to help validate your knowledge.
Training Details
Training Schedule
Timings: 07:30 to 10:30 PM IST
Day: Saturday & Sunday
Total Duration: 24 hours
Date: 22-Jun-25
Mode: Online
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