Oracle ICS/OIC/AIC : ERP Callback implementation

Why? - Bulk import(FBDI) in Oracle ERP Cloud integration service is a long running process that require asynchronous callback pattern to notify user/error handling upon job completion.

Where? - ERP Cloud integration services provides infrastructure for user to register their callback service that could be invoked from Or acle ERP Cloud when import job is completed.

What? - The ERP callback returns the status of the bulk process including all the sub processes executed implicitly. It includes the log and error files (compressed in a ZIP format) of each sub processes and the original data file.

When? - The callback web service endpoint URL is registered when invoking importBulkData or exportBulkData operations from ERP Integration services. ERP Cloud will invoke this service upon job competition respectively.

How? - To implement  the call-back capability of the ERP Cloud adapter there are two basic steps/things that you have to do.

1. Import the ERP Cloud certificates.
2. Configure the ERP Cloud Adapter.

For the first part, you can follow the steps mentioned in post oracle-ics-import-erp-cloud-certificates

For step 2, do the following:

Create your ERP Callback integration flow (Say identifier is CALLBACK)
a. Create new integration using orchestration pattern (app driven)
b. In your integration flow, select ERP adapter and configure as follows:

c. Below design to download the log file associated with the ERP process








d. Activate callback and use this callback integration flow in your import integration flow as shown below #c


In your main integration:
a. Drag and add the ERP connection that you have created
b. Enter the name  and on Request page configure the operation you need to perform.

c. On the  Response page enter you call back integration identifier and version

d. Activate both the integrations and enable tracking to view the response payload.
The integration should automatically download the callback file which contains the logs, error and original data files.

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