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Oracle Integration 3 - Get Started with Rapid Adapter Builder

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About This Workshop
This workshop describes how to use the Oracle Integration Rapid Adapter Builder framework to develop a custom adapter which exposes REST APIs. You will :

• Understand the role and benefits of the Rapid Adapter Builder in simplifying custom adapter development for Oracle Integration Cloud
• Set up prerequisites like having an Oracle Integration Cloud instance, installing required software (Visual Studio Code, Postman), and creating an IDCS client application
• Initialize a new workspace directory for adapter development using the Rapid Adapter Builder VS Code extension
• Configure the extension's publisher profile with Oracle Integration Cloud instance details and IDCS client credentials
• Import a Postman collection containing the APIs of the target application (e.g. ACME Order Management) and test the API calls
• Learn about the structure and sections of an Adapter Definition Document (ADD) that defines an adapter's metadata
• Generate an initial ADD automatically from the imported Postman collection using the extension
• Explore the generated ADD file and understand how to update sections like info, schemas, connection, actions, triggers, etc.
• Customize the ADD by modifying the adapter's name, description, request/response schemas, configurable connection properties, actions, triggers, etc.
• Validate the finalized ADD to ensure it is free of errors before publishing
• Publish and register the custom adapter bundle to the configured Oracle Integration Cloud instance
• Verify the successful deployment of the published adapter in the Oracle Integration Cloud instance
• Understand the workflow for incrementally updating an existing custom adapter definition

Workshop Info

2 hours, 15 minutes
  • Understand the purpose and benefits of the Rapid Adapter Builder in Oracle Integration
  • Set up the prerequisites for using the Rapid Adapter Builder Visual Studio Code extension
  • Generate an adapter definition document from a Postman API collection
  • Customize the adapter definition document to tailor the adapter's behavior
  • Validate the adapter definition document for any errors
  • Publish and register a custom adapter in your Oracle Integration instance
  • Verify the published custom adapter is available in your OIC instance
  • Create a sample Integration flow using the published adapter
  • Basic Understanding of OIC

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