Orchestrations for Developers

This tutorial shows you how to create an orchestration that can perform transactions in a JDBC enabled database that is external to JD Edwards EnterpriseOne.

This Oracle By Example (OBE) shows you how to create an orchestration that uses SSH file transfer protocol (SFTP) to retrieve and send a file, in this example a JSON text file, to an FTP server. It also shows you how to create a custom service request that includes an Apache Groovy script to update the retrieved file before returning it to the FTP server. 

This Oracle By Example (OBE) shows you how to create an orchestration that includes a data request to retrieve EnterpriseOne data and a custom service request that uses Apache Groovy to export data retrieved from EnterpriseOne into CSV, JSON, and XML formatted files.

This tutorial shows you how to create an orchestration that can invoke an external REST service. This integration solution enables you to use orchestrations to integrate JD Edwards EnterpriseOne with Oracle Cloud and other third-parties.

This example shows you the general process to follow to invoke an external REST service, without requiring you to register with a third-party to gain access to their services.

This tutorial shows you how to create an orchestration that can perform transactions in a JDBC enabled database that is external to JD Edwards EnterpriseOne.

This 45-minute Oracle By Example (OBE) shows you how to configure EnterpriseOne to invoke an orchestration automatically from an EnterpriseOne event. Invoking orchestrations from EnterpriseOne gives you the ability to provide valuable process automation directly from EnterpriseOne business processes.