Title: Uploading CCB/C2M Data files from Oracle Object Store to Oracle Utilities Customer Cloud Service (CCS) using Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC)
Introduction:
As the digital landscape continues to evolve, businesses are adopting cloud-based solutions to streamline their operations. In this blog entry, we will explore how to upload files, such as images or documents, from Oracle Object Store to Oracle Utilities Customer Cloud Service (CCS) using Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC). This integration enables you to seamlessly transfer files from Object Store to CCS, ensuring that your blog entries are enriched with relevant and engaging multimedia content.
Prerequisites:
Before you proceed with the integration, ensure you have the following prerequisites in place:
1. An active Oracle Object Store instance with the files you want to upload.
2. Access to Oracle Utilities Customer Cloud Service (CCS) with the necessary permissions to manage files.
3. Access to Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) with the required permissions to create integrations.
Step 1: Create an Integration in Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC):
1. Log in to your Oracle Integration Cloud account.
2. Create a new integration by selecting "Create Integration" from the OIC dashboard.
3. Provide a name and description for your integration and select the appropriate package.
4. Choose the integration style that best fits your requirements and click "Create."
Step 2: Configure the Source Connection (Oracle Object Store):
1. Within the integration canvas, click on the plus (+) icon to add a connection.
2. Select "Oracle Storage" from the list of available connections.
3. Provide the necessary details to configure the connection, including the Object Store details, authentication method, and credentials.
4. Test the connection to ensure it is set up correctly.
Step 3: Configure the Target Connection (Oracle Utilities Customer Cloud Service - CCS):
1. Similar to Step 2, add a new connection by clicking on the plus (+) icon.
2. Select "Oracle Utilities" from the connection list.
3. Provide the required details to establish the connection, including the CCS instance URL, authentication method, and credentials.
4. Test the connection to verify its functionality.
Step 4: Design the Integration Flow:
1. On the integration canvas, drag and drop the appropriate start activity, depending on your integration style (e.g., "Scheduled Orchestration," "Event-Driven," etc.).
2. Add a "File Read" activity from the component palette and configure it to read the files from the Oracle Object Store.
3. Connect the "File Read" activity to a "File Write" activity representing the target connection to CCS.
4. Configure the "File Write" activity to upload the files to the desired location in CCS.
5. Optionally, you can add additional activities or transformations to modify the file or metadata during the integration flow.
6. Save the integration.
Step 5: Configure the Trigger (if using Event-Driven style):
1. If you chose the "Event-Driven" style, configure the trigger by selecting the appropriate event (e.g., file upload event) that will initiate the integration.
2. Set up the event parameters, such as the Object Store bucket and event filters.
3. Save the trigger configuration.
Step 6: Activate and Monitor the Integration:
1. Activate the integration by clicking the "Activate" button in the top-right corner of the OIC interface.
2. Monitor the integration runs and logs to ensure the successful transfer of files from Object Store to CCS.
3. Test the integration by manually triggering it or performing the event that initiates the integration.
Conclusion:
By integrating Oracle Object Store with Oracle Utilities Customer Cloud Service (CCS) using Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC), you can effortlessly upload blog entry files, enriching your content with multimedia
