Oracle Integration Cloud: Building Integrations That Survive Production · Module 4 · The Fusion adapter in depth
Subscribing to a business event
Lesson 36 of 175 · 2 min
Letting Fusion tell OIC something happened, rather than OIC asking every five minutes. The subscription is configuration: choose the event, and the integration is triggered when Fusion publishes it. The payload is typically small — what happened and which record — and the usual pattern is to call back for the detail, which keeps the event light and means you read the current state rather than a snapshot. THE EVENTS THAT EXIST BUT NEVER FIRE IN A GIVEN CONFIGURATION are the trap, and they are the reason this is a lesson rather than a paragraph. An event may be published only when a specific feature is enabled, only for certain document types, or only where the business process actually reaches that state. The subscription is valid, the integration is activated, and nothing ever arrives. Nothing about that looks like a failure. No error, no failed instance, no alert — just…
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In this module: Module 4 · The Fusion adapter in depth
- 1What the Fusion adapter gives you
- 2Browsing the catalogue
- 3Business objects versus services
- 4Subscribing to a business event
- 5The service account and its roles
- 6Bulk operations and the file route
- 7Callbacks and long-running operations
- 8ERP integration patterns
- 9Reading a Fusion fault
- 10Surviving a Fusion quarterly update
- 11What breaks: five Fusion adapter failures
- 12Lab briefing · Read and write Fusion from OIC