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Oracle Fusion Technical: Reports, Data, Integrations and Extensions · Module 11 · Integration patterns without OIC

File-based integration, done properly

Lesson 111 of 177 · 2 min

Landing files somewhere Fusion can read, naming them so a rerun is safe, and knowing which ones have been processed. Three problems, and the second and third are the ones nobody plans for. WHERE THE FILE LANDS is decided by what Fusion can reach, and the supported locations are narrower than a shared folder on somebody's network. The sending system delivers to a location the loader can read, and agreeing that location is a joint decision made early — not a detail resolved during build. NAMING IS WHAT MAKES A RERUN SAFE. A fixed name, overwritten daily, cannot be reprocessed and cannot be investigated: the file that failed last night has already been replaced by tonight's. Put the date and a sequence in the name, so every delivery is a distinct artefact you can point at. KNOWING WHICH HAVE BEEN PROCESSED is the third problem, and the pattern that works…

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In this module: Module 11 · Integration patterns without OIC

  1. 1The four patterns you will actually need
  2. 2File-based integration, done properly
  3. 3Scheduled extract to an external system
  4. 4Point-to-point API calls, and their limits
  5. 5Error handling without an orchestrator
  6. 6When you genuinely need OIC
  7. 7What breaks: the integration nobody owns
  8. 8Lab briefing · Build one without a platform