Oracle Cloud

What's New for Oracle Integration Cloud Service

Release 17.1.3
E55706-12
February 2017

This release of Oracle Integration Cloud Service includes the following enhancements:

Note:

For 17.1.3, only Oracle Integration Cloud Service instances created on or after the
release date are provisioned with the new 17.1.3 release. All previously provisioned
instances remain on release 16.4.5 for the next 30 calendar days, after which
individual instances can be selectively upgraded to 17.1.3 (contact your Oracle
Account Manager or Customer Success Manager to nominate Oracle Integration
Cloud Service instances for this time window). A further 30 calendar days after this,
all remaining instances are upgraded to 17.1.3.
This staggered upgrade approach is intended to provide you with enough time to
test your Oracle Integration Cloud Service integrations on the new release before
upgrading.

On-premises connectivity agent:

The communication mechanism and performance between Oracle Integration
Cloud Service and on-premises connectivity agents has undergone major
enhancements.
Important: Upgrade any existing on-premises connectivity agents to 17.1.3
immediately.

Security:

Can invoke web services requiring two-way SSL through the SOAP Adapter

Can upload a keystore certificate with SAML token support

Mapper/Expression Builder:

Can drag and drop nonleaf nodes from source to target to deep copy the
entire node and its children

Can use functions for decoding and encoding base 64 data in the mapper and
Expression Builder

Error Handling:

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 Can configure global fault handling to catch faults in an orchestrated
integration and perform actions

New Orchestration Actions:

While activity to loop over actions or invoke connections as long as a specific

condition is met

Wait activity to delay the execution of an integration for a specified period of

time

Notification activity to send email notifications from an orchestration flow

REST API enhancements:

Data retention configuration and purge API

Failed instances retrieval API

General:

Ability to clone locked connections and integrations

Ability to update triggers in orchestrated integrations

Releases
February 2017

December 2016

October 2016

August 2016

June 2016

February 2017

Feature Description

Certification of on- On-premises connectivity agent installation is supported on Red

premises connectivity Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 6.6 (Santiago) and SUSE Linux
agent on RHEL and Enterprise Server 12 SP1.
SUSE See Using Oracle Integration Cloud Service.

On-premises This release brings major enhancements in the communication

connectivity agent mechanism and performance between Oracle Integration Cloud
enhancements Service and on-premises connectivity agents.
Important: Upgrade any existing on-premises connectivity agents
to 17.1.3 immediately.
See Using Oracle Integration Cloud Service.

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Feature Description

REST Adapter - When using the mapper in integrations with the REST Adapter, a
uploading attachments file input field is provided for uploading attachments in outbound
in outbound invocations invocations and response message attachments. This feature
and response message enables you to specify the attachment file name (using the
attachments fileInputHtmlFieldName element under the source node
AttachmentProperties) in the mapper for multipart attachments.
See Using the REST Adapter.

SOAP Adapter - two- Two-way SSL for outbound communication is supported. You can
way SSL outbound also upload identity certifications to use in two-way SSL
communication support communication.
See Using the SOAP Adapter and Using Oracle Integrated Cloud
Service.

Oracle E-Business Suite The Oracle E-Business Suite Adapter supports outbound
Adapter - support for integrations with concurrent programs from Oracle Integration
concurrent programs as Cloud Service when adding the Oracle E-Business Suite Adapter
invokes (targets) in as an invoke (target) connection.
Oracle E-Business Suite In addition to PL/SQL REST services, concurrent programs are
Release 12.2 now available as REST services for invocation from Oracle
Integration Cloud Service.
Note: This feature was initially available in Oracle E-Business Suite
Release 12.1.3, and it is now available in both Oracle E-Business
Suite Release 12.1.3 and Release 12.2.
See Using the Oracle E-Business Suite Adapter.

While action in You can create while actions in orchestrated integrations. The
orchestrated while action enables you to loop over actions or invoke
integrations connections as long as a specific condition is met.
See Using Oracle Integration Cloud Service.

Notification action in You can send a notification email to relevant users at specific
orchestrated points in the execution of an integration.
integrations See Using Oracle Integration Cloud Service.

Wait action in You can create wait actions in orchestrated integrations. The wait
orchestrated action enables you to delay the execution of an integration for a
integrations specified period of time.
See Using Oracle Integration Cloud Service.

Email notifications after You can send a detailed report every five minutes if an error
an integration failure occurs in an integration flow.
See Using Oracle Integration Cloud Service.

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Feature Description

REST API The following enhancements are provided:

enhancements Set the retention period in days. At this time, there is no
retention period limit.
Execute the purge of instances based on the retention period
supplied. The space of the purged data is reclaimed.
Get error instances (with REST API version 2).
See Oracle Integration Cloud Service REST API version 1 and Oracle
Integration Cloud Service REST API version 1.2.

Tracking information Tracking information and audit trail details are visible in the
for for-each actions Oracle Integration Cloud Service for for-each actions.
See Using Oracle Integration Cloud Service.

Mapper and Expression The mapper and Expression Builder both provide support for base
Builder - base 64 encode 64 encode and decode functions. This enables data sent into the
and decode function service as base 64encoded data in attachments or in a payload to
support be decoded and processed in the orchestrated integration.
See Using the Oracle Mapper and Using Oracle Integration Cloud
Service.

Mapper - deep copying You can copy a complex parent node from the source to the target
complex parent nodes using one drag and drop action without having to map every
individual leaf node.
See Using the Oracle Mapper.

Global fault handling in Global fault handling in orchestrated integrations is supported.

orchestrated This functionality enables you to direct business faults back to the
integrations caller or apply business logic before sending faults to the error
handling framework.
See Using Oracle Integrated Cloud Service.

Trigger editing in You can edit triggers in existing orchestrated integrations (for
existing orchestrated example, when a SOAP endpoint changes) and revalidate the
integrations integration flow downstream.
See Using Oracle Integrated Cloud Service.

OWSM keystore Keystore certificates with SAML tokens are supported. Create,
message protection read, update, and delete (CRUD) operations are supported on this
certificate type of certificate.
See Using Oracle Integrated Cloud Service.

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Feature Description

On-premises execution A single installation path is now provided for the on-premises
agent for Oracle execution agent for Oracle Integration Cloud Service. When you
Integration Cloud perform the installation, you automatically receive an expanded
Service - expanded domain (one administration server and one managed server on the
domain and front end same virtual machine). The expanded domain helps you easily
host gateway expand your setup to a cluster. Also if you want to use a gateway
in front of your server. you can set the front end host to use during
installation.
See Using Oracle Integration Cloud Service.

Switch actions - nested Nested switches within switch actions in orchestrated integrations
switch support are supported.
See Using Oracle Integration Cloud Service.

Performing actions on You can perform the following actions on locked connections and
locked connections and integrations:
integrations Clone a connection. See Using Oracle Integration Cloud Service.
Clone an integration. See Using Oracle Integration Cloud
Service.
Create a draft of an integration. See Using Oracle Integration
Cloud Service.
Export an integration. See Using Oracle Integration Cloud
Service.

December 2016

Feature Description

Oracle DB2 Adapter The DB2 Adapter enables you to run stored procedures or
SQL statements against an IBM DB2 database. Distributed
polling and multithreading support are also provided.
See Using the DB2 Adapter.

Oracle Logistics Adapter
The Oracle Logistics Adapter enables you to create an Oracle
Integration Cloud Service connection to a specific Oracle
Logistics Cloud (Transportation Management and Global
Trade Management) instance. The connection can then be
used to create an integration that calls Oracle Logistics Cloud
web services and exposes a web service that Oracle Logistics
Cloud can call.
See Using the Oracle Logistics Adapter.

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Feature Description

REST Adapter - Patch verb You can select the Patch verb (HTTP action) for the endpoint
support to perform. This action partially updates existing resources
(for example, when you only need to update one attribute of
the resource).
See Using the REST Adapter.

REST Adapter - multipart Multipart/form-data and multipart/mixed responses are

response support supported. This feature enables the REST Adapter to
download artifacts from RESTful web services that return a
multipart response. Support is implemented on the request
and response messages for triggers and invokes.
See Using the REST Adapter.

REST Adapter - TLS support Transport Layer Security (TLS) version selection for the target
server is supported. The TLS protocol provides privacy and
data integrity between two communicating computer
applications.
See Using the REST Adapter.

REST Adapter - inbound You can view the metadata of an activated REST integration
invocation in Swagger and then append /swagger to the metadata URL to view the
format swagger format for the integration. The inbound REST
integration can then be exposed as a swagger connection.
See Using the REST Adapter.

SOAP Adapter - custom and You can add SOAP and/or HTTP headers to outbound and
standard HTTP and SOAP inbound requests and handle the responses with headers to
header support propagate back to the user. You can configure standard
and/or custom SOAP/HTTP headers on the SOAP Adapter.
This enables header configuration for the inbound service and
header propagation to the outbound service. All header
information and body elements are encapsulated under a
single element so that the mapper can display all information.
See Using the SOAP Adapter.

SOAP Adapter - multiple Multiple part messages in document-style WSDLs are

part messages in document- supported. The support is provided for both inbound and
style WSDLs support outbound adapter configurations.
See Using the SOAP Adapter.

FTP Adapter When creating the schema file to use from a comma-separated
value (CSV) file, you can select to make all elements optional
in the schema file.
See Using the FTP Adapter.

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Feature
Salesforce Adapter -
AllOrNoneHeader
parameter enhancements
Orchestrated orchestrations
for-each actions in
orchestrated integrations
Expression Builder XPath
enhancements
BPEL XPath extension
functions support
Exported integration with
lookups referenced using the
lookupValue function
POD name in the static log
header
iCal expression support
Display of errors and
warnings in orchestrated
integrations
Description
The AllOrNoneHeader parameter behaves differently based
on the integration flow version. For version 16.4.1 and later, if
set to true (that is, selected and there are error elements), it
maps to UnexpectedErrorFault. If set to false (that is,
unselected), the adapter returns the whole response even if it
contains error elements along with success elements in the
response.
See Using the Salesforce Adapter.
Application event or business object: uses an event or a
business object to trigger the integration.
Schedule: uses a schedule to trigger the integration
instead of an adapter.
See Using Oracle Integration Cloud Service.
You can loop over a repeating element and execute one or
more actions within the scope of the for-each action. The
number of loop iterations is based on a user-selected repeating
element.
See Using Oracle Integration Cloud Service.
You can include XPath axis and wildcard expressions in the
Expression Builder.
See Using Oracle Integration Cloud Service.
You can include BPEL XPath extension functions in your data
mappings.
See Using the Oracle Mapper.
You can export integrations that include lookups referenced
using the lookupValue function in the Expression Builder.
When you import the integration, the referenced lookups are
also imported and are visible in the Expression Builder.
See Using Oracle Integration Cloud Service.
You can obtain the impacted POD name from the diagnostic
logs.
See Using Oracle Integration Cloud Service.
You can schedule integration runs with iCal expressions.
See Using Oracle Integration Cloud Service.
If there are errors or warnings in an orchestrated integration,
an ERRORS section is displayed on the left side. These errors
and warnings prevent you from activating an integration. You
must first resolve these issues to activate an integration.
See Using Oracle Integration Cloud Service.
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Feature Description

REST API monitoring and The REST API provides support for monitoring and errors
error enhancements with the ability to set start and end times in a query and
provide details for failed instances.
See Oracle Integration Cloud Service REST API.

Compliance with REST REST Version 1.2 is also supported. This version uses a
Version 1.2 different URL.
See Oracle Integration Cloud Service REST API.

Importing map files into You can import a map file that was previously exported from
orchestrated integrations the same integration. This action overwrites the existing
mapping file. For example, you can export the map from a
specific integration, edit the XSL file as per a user requirement,
save it, and import it back into the same integration.
See Using Oracle Integration Cloud Service.

Creating drafts of You can create a draft of an integration. This provides an

integrations easier way to create a copy of an integration. During draft
creation, you must update the version of the integration and
optionally update the package and description. However,
unlike a cloned integration, you cannot update the integration
name or identifier.
See Using Oracle Integration Cloud Service.

Custom adapter upload and You can upload and register user-created, custom adapters in
registration Oracle Integration Cloud Service. This action makes the
adapter visible in the Oracle Public Cloud.
See Using Oracle Integration Cloud Service.

New orchestration video This video shows you how to orchestrate data from a secure
FTP endpoint to Oracle ERP Cloud by using the new
orchestration pattern in Oracle Integration Cloud Service.
See File-based Integration for ERP Cloud with Oracle Integration
Cloud Service on the Oracle Help Center Videos tab.

October 2016

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Feature
Oracle Utilities Adapter
Oracle Eloqua Cloud
Adapter - trigger support
SOAP Adapter - outbound
invocation of asynchronous
services with WS-addressing
SOAP Adapter over JCA -
default transfer mode
REST APIs /status and /
usage
Description
The Oracle Utilities Adapter lets you integrate the Oracle
Utilities application suite with other Oracle applications such
as Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP). You can
integrate:
On-premise Oracle Utilities applications with Oracle
Cloud applications.
Oracle Utilities Customer Care and Billing with Oracle
ERP Cloud.
Oracle Utilities Meter Data Management with Oracle
Opower.
See Using the Oracle Utilities Adapter.
Trigger (inbound) support is provided for the Oracle Eloqua
Cloud Adapter. This enables Oracle Eloqua Cloud to trigger
an integration in Oracle Integration Cloud Service.
See Using the Oracle Eloqua Cloud Adapter.
Asynchronous callback response support is provided in the
invoke (outbound) direction. This feature is supported if your
WSDL includes a port type with Callback or Response in
the portType value and an operation with Response in the
operation name value. You must design another
integration flow to receive the callback response.
See Using the SOAP Adapter
SOAP over JCA is the default transport mode for the SOAP
adapter, replacing the HTTP transport mode. All inbound and
outbound SOAP sources in Oracle Integration Cloud Service
(for example, enrichments, target and routing points, and so
on) use the JCA transport protocol.
See Using the SOAP Adapter.
The /status API can be queried for system health status
(runtime, storage, messaging, and security services). The /
usage API returns metrics for system design-time (adapters,
agent, application instances, lookups, integrations, packages,
and runtime - messages and messaging system).
See REST API for Integration Cloud Service.
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Cloud Adapter Guides
New orchestration video
August 2016
Feature
Scalar variable support
Design-time incident reports
Trace logging level tuning
Description
The cloud adapters that previously appeared in Using Oracle
Integration Cloud Service have been moved to their own
separate guides:
Using the NetSuite Adapter
Using the Oracle CPQ Cloud Adapter
Using the Oracle Eloqua Cloud Adapter
Using the Oracle ERP Cloud Adapter
Using the Oracle HCM Cloud Adapter
Using the Oracle Messaging Cloud Service Adapter
Using the Oracle RightNow Cloud Adapter
Using the Oracle Sales Cloud Adapter
Using the REST Adapter
Using the Salesforce Adapter
Using the SOAP Adapter
A new video describing orchestrated integrations is available
in the Videos tab of the Oracle Help Center.
See Working with Orchestrated Integrations in Oracle Integration
Cloud Service on the Oracle Help Center Videos tab.
Description
You can assign values to scalar variables in orchestrated
integrations using the Expression Builder. Variable
assignments can be of great complexity, such as using
assignments in switch activities and in maps.
See Creating an Orchestrated Integration of Using Oracle
Integration Cloud Service.
You can report and download incidents for problematic
issues that occur during design time (for example, being
unable to open an integration, the failure of connection
testing, or the failure of artifact regeneration).
See Reporting Incidents of Using Oracle Integration Cloud
Service.
You can set logging levels to more granular trace levels
to debug issues.
See Setting Logging Levels of Using Oracle Integration
Cloud Service.
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Feature
Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne
Adapter- outbound integration
support
Oracle Advanced Queuing (AQ)
Adapter - inbound integration
support
SAP Ariba Adapter - outbound
integration support
Concur Adapter - outbound
integration support
Oracle FTP Adapter enhancements
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Description
Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Adapter supports
Java EE Connector Architecture (JCA) and web service
standards for creation of open and reusable service-
oriented applications (SOA). The Oracle JD Edwards
EnterpriseOne Adapter uses the JD Edwards Gen Java
API to synchronously invoke JD Edwards transactions.
The adapter listener asynchronously receives business
events from the JD Edwards application system.
Requests are placed in the JDE interface tables and
pushed to the adapter listener.
See Using the Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Adapter.
The Oracle AQ Adapter provides a mechanism for
bidirectional, asynchronous communication between
participating applications. The Oracle AQ Adapter
produces Oracle Advanced AQ messages. The dequeue
operation is exposed as a JCA inbound interaction. The
Oracle AQ Adapter supports normalized properties for
dequeue operations.
See Using the Oracle Advanced Queuing (AQ) Adapter.
SAP Ariba is a cloud-based B2B application that
connects buyers and sellers. The application allows
sellers to manage their catalogs, bids, purchases, and
invoices and provides buyers with the ability to search
for suppliers, negotiate savings, procure goods and
services, and track spending.
See Using the SAP Ariba Adapter.
The Concur Adapter allows you to quickly import
expense categories, employee data, customers, classes,
and jobs. Use the Concur Adapter to eliminate duplicate
manual data entry and achieve faster data
synchronization.
See Using the Concur Adapter.
The following enhancements are provided:
You can now upload the Pretty Good Privacy
(PGP) public keys for encrypting and decrypting
the payload from the Connections page.
See Configuring Connection Security of Using the
FTP Adapter.
The delete and read file operations are supported
in orchestrated integrations.
See Adding the FTP Adapter Connection to an
Orchestrated Integration of Using the FTP Adapter.
Feature
Oracle E-Business Suite Adapter -
support for concurrent programs
as invokes (targets)
Lookup function support
REST API enhancements
Email notifications
Error resubmission, message
aborts, and payload access in
orchestrated integrations
Multiple selection filtering in the
Oracle Mapper and Expression
Builder
Build Lookup Function wizard
support in the Oracle Mapper
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Description
The Oracle E-Business Suite Adapter supports
outbound integrations with concurrent programs from
Oracle Integration Cloud Service when adding the
Oracle E-Business Suite Adapter as invoke (target)
connections.
In addition to PL/SQL REST services, concurrent
programs are now available as REST services for
invocation from Oracle Integration Cloud Service.
See Using the Oracle E-Business Suite Adapter.
You can create variable assignments in orchestrated
integrations that use lookups and the lookupValue
function.
See subsection Using Lookups in Variable Assignments
of Creating an Orchestrated Integration of Using Oracle
Integration Cloud Service.
REST APIs are provided for the following:
Error pages
Message resubmission and discarding
See REST API for Integration Cloud Service.
You can notify users by email when a service failure
occurs (for example, the runtime or storage service is
down) or with hourly or daily reports about the total
messages received, total messages processed, successful
messages, failed messages, and successful message rate.
See Sending System Status Reports and Service Failure
Alerts by Email of Using Oracle Integration Cloud Service.
You can resubmit errors, abort messages, and access
payloads in orchestrated integrations.
See Managing Errors of Using Oracle Integration Cloud
Service.
When using the filter utility in the Oracle Mapper or the
Expression Builder, you can select to filter both required
and custom fields together.
See Using the Oracle Mapper and Using Oracle Integration
Cloud Service.
The Build Lookup Function wizard can be invoked in
the Oracle Mapper. In previous releases, this wizard
was only supported in the Expression Builder.
See Using the Oracle Mapper.
Feature
Adapter endpoint edits do not
necessarily delete maps
REST Adapter enhancements
Oracle Sales Cloud Adapter
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Description
When editing adapter endpoint information in an
integration, the mappings are not necessarily deleted.
For example, minor edits such as changing the endpoint
description do not delete the existing mappings. Major
edits such as changing the selected business objects or
operations do delete the mappings. In either case, you
are always prompted to confirm before this action
occurs.
See Editing the Endpoint Information in an Integration
of Using Oracle Integration Cloud Service.
The following enhancements are provided:
Asynchronous inbound support
Trigger role-related changes in the Connections
page
See Oracle REST Adapter Capabilities of Using Oracle
Integration Cloud Service.
The Oracle Sales Cloud Adapter inbound endpoint
WSDL interface supports the use of concrete values for
custom business objects in the WSDL in place of
xsd:anyType parameters. This feature enables you to
use the groovy script editor to create scripts to invoke
integrations.
See Oracle Sales Cloud Capabilities of Using Oracle
Integration Cloud Service.
Feature Description

Oracle SOAP Adapter The following enhancements are provided:

Support for the Transport Layer Security (TLS)
version of the target server. The TLS protocol
provides privacy and data integrity between two
communicating computer applications.
Support for suppressing the version of the
timestamp in the WS-Security header. If you select
No, clients are expected to send a timestamp in the
WS header with the request.
Support for utilizing 16.3.3 SOAP Adapter runtime
functionality or 16.2.5 SOAP Adapter runtime
functionality in an integration. You configure this
option on the Basic Info page of the Adapter
Endpoint Configuration Wizard.
Support for disabling SOAP action validation for
inbound requests on the Operations page of the
Adapter Endpoint Configuration Wizard. This is
useful for environments in which your WSDL
includes custom code and you want to bypass
validation.
See Specifying the SOAP Adapter WSDL and
Additional Properties of Using Oracle Integration Cloud
Service.

Oracle Database Adapter The Oracle Database Adapter is certified to connect to

Oracle Database Cloud Service through the on-premises
agent. You install the on-premises agent on the Oracle
Database Cloud Service instance, then provide Oracle
Database Cloud Service instance-specific connection
parameters on the Connections page.
See About Oracle Database Adapter Capabilities of
Using Oracle Database Adapter.

Designer landing page updates The landing pages in Oracle Integration Cloud Service
have been updated with a new look and feel.

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Orchestration enhancements You can create synchronous, asynchronous, and fire-

and-forget (no response) orchestrated integrations in
Oracle Integration Cloud Service that use Oracle BPEL
Process Manager orchestration capabilities. The
following enhancements are provided with this release:
End-to-end support for asynchronous and fire-and-
forget triggers.
Support for callback activities (to end an
integration and respond back to the trigger) and
end activities (to end an integration without
responding back to the trigger) in asynchronous
integrations.
Tracking Details page support.
Enhancements for adjusting the layout of the
integration in the canvas.
See Creating an Orchestrated Integration and Tracking
Business Identifiers in Integrations During Runtime of
Using Oracle Integration Cloud Service.

Scheduler Submit Now URL link
You can create ad-hoc runs of integrations on which a
schedule has been defined from the Integrations page.
This is useful for when you want to test a scheduled
integration.
See Creating Ad-Hoc Integration Runs of Using Oracle
Integration Cloud Service.

Connection role Select the role (direction) in which to use a connection

(trigger, invoke, or both). Only the roles supported by
the selected adapter are displayed for selection. When
you select a role, only the connection properties and
security policies appropriate to that role are displayed
on the Connections page.
See Creating a Connection of Using Oracle Integration
Cloud Service.

On-premises Oracle Integration The following enhancements are provided:

Cloud Service Activating and running scheduled integrations.
Using the Oracle Database, MySQL, and Microsoft
SQL Server Adapters.
See Using On-Premises Integration Cloud Service of
Using Oracle Integration Cloud Service.

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Feature
Diagnostics enhancements
Lookup creation domain name
support
User interface improvements
Oracle RightNow Cloud Adapter -
custom attributes support
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Description
The following diagnostic enhancements are provided:
Viewing integrations by their adapter types on the
Dashboard page.
Improved Dashboard page monitoring.
Diagnostic log downloads on the Dashboard page,
Runtime Health page, and Integrations page when
integration activation fails.
See Monitoring Integration Cloud Services of Using
Oracle Integration Cloud Service.
You can now specify a domain name when designing a
lookup to create reusable tables that map the different
terms used to describe the same item across your
applications.
See Adding Adapters or Domain Names to a Lookup of
Using Oracle Integration Cloud Service.
The following user interface enhancements are
provided:
Integration activation and deactivation progress
bar.
Maintenance mode message to indicate that a POD
is currently undergoing maintenance (such as an
upgrade to a new release).
Reusable source tree filter when creating business
identifiers for tracking.
Web Console toolbar look and feel improvements
and enhanced search filtering patterns.
Support is provided for custom attributes in business
objects to make use of the Oracle RightNow
applications support for custom attributes.
See Oracle RightNow Cloud of Using Oracle Integration
Cloud Service.
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REST Adapter enhancements
Oracle Responsys Adapter -
outbound integration support
Twilio Adapter - outbound
integration support
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Description
The following enhancements are provided:
Extensibility support for multiple OAuth
providers: Use the extensibility framework of the
REST Adapter to access the OAuth-protected
resources of endpoints. This framework enables
you to access endpoints that have implemented
their own variations of OAuth.
Outbound support for Swagger and RESTful API
Modeling Language (RAML) endpoints.
Support for integrating on-premises REST APIs
with Oracle Integration Cloud Service through use
of the on-premises agent.
Support for multipart attachments for invoke
(outbound) requests.
See REST Adapter of Using Oracle Integration Cloud
Service.
Use the Oracle Responsys Adapter to collect and
organize customer data from disparate sources,
distribute marketing information to specific audiences,
and interact with customers in real time. You can
orchestrate and communicate offers to customers
through web sites, mobile devices, social media, direct
mail, and email.
See Using the Oracle Responsys Adapter.
The Twilio Adapter provides the following benefits:
Enables developers to embed voice, messaging,
and video into software applications.
Brings voice, video, SMS, MMS, and real-time IP
communications together into a single platform,
available from one common API.
Removes the requirement for separate equipment,
protocols, and software and enables developers to
focus on building solutions for the task.
Provides a range of developer tools, helper
libraries, documentation, and support services to
help resolve issues quickly.
See Using the Twilio Adapter.
Feature
Oracle E-Business Suite Adapter -
support for business events and
XML Gateway messages as triggers
ServiceNow Adapter - inbound
integration support
MySQL Adapter - inbound
integration support
Oracle Siebel Adapter
enhancements
Oracle Database Adapter
enhancements
Microsoft SQL Server Adapter
enhancements
On-premises agent upgrade
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Description
The Oracle E-Business Suite Adapter enables you to
integrate with business events and XML Gateway
messages as inbound integrations in Oracle Integration
Cloud Service when adding the Oracle E-Business Suite
Adapter as a trigger connection.
When a business event is raised in Oracle E-Business
Suite at runtime, the Oracle E-Business Suite Adapter
propagates the event details from Oracle E-Business
Suite to Oracle Integration Cloud Service.
When an XML Gateway outbound transaction occurs in
Oracle E-Business Suite at runtime, this message is
enqueued to the ECX_OUTBOUND queue as an
existing XML Gateway process. Oracle Transport Agent
(OTA) from Oracle XML Gateway fetches the message
from the queue and posts it to Oracle Integration Cloud
Service.
See Using the Oracle E-Business Suite Adapter.
Support is provided for configuring the ServiceNow
Adapter as a trigger in an integration.
See Using the ServiceNow Adapter.
Support is provided for configuring the MySQL
Adapter as a trigger in an integration. Distributed
polling and multithreading support are also provided.
See Using the MySQL Adapter.
The following enhancements are provided:
IP 215 certification
TLS support
See Using the Oracle Siebel Adapter.
Support is provided for distributed polling and
multithreading, on-premises agent certification, and
Oracle WebLogic Server Work Manager configuration.
See Using the Oracle Database Adapter.
Support is provided for distributed polling and
multithreading.
See Using the Microsoft SQL Server Adapter.
Upgrade patching is enhanced, including automatically
downloading the upgrade patch when performing the
upgrade.
See Upgrading the On-Premises Agent from Release
16.2.1 to Release 16.2.5 of Using Oracle Integration Cloud
Service.
 Feature Description

Expression Builder and Mapper The following enhancements are provided:

enhancements Using the Source tree filter to search for required
fields in the Expression Builder, Mapper, and
Business Identifier Tracker.
Support for substitution groups in schemas.
Support for loading multiple tree nodes.
See Creating Routing Expression Logic in Both
Expression Mode and Condition Mode and Assigning
Business Identifiers of Using Oracle Integration Cloud
Service and About Mapping of Using the Oracle Mapper.

lookupValue Build Lookup You can create the parameter values for the
Function wizard in the Expression lookupValue function in the Expression Builder with
Builder the Build Lookup Function wizard. This wizard enables
you to define the lookup table, source column, target
column, and default value to use in the function.
See Creating the lookupValue Function in the
Expression Builder of Using Oracle Integration Cloud
Service.

Error handling - message recovery You can search for and view the status of failed
status messages that have been submitted for recovery.
See Viewing the Status of Message Recovery of Using
Oracle Integration Cloud Service.

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