
Explore Oracle integration processes from scratch, designing and automating cloud-based workflows with BPM, using visual builder, form integration, task management, and authorization.
Provision an Oracle integration instance in Oracle Cloud, choosing standard or enterprise edition, and configure license and message packs during creation.
Navigate to processes in Oracle Integration from the Oracle Integration home screen, using the navigation menu to access processes, my task, and the process application for designing applications.
Create a travel approval process app using Quickstart in Oracle integration, name and place it in a space, configure lanes, tasks, and notifications, and preview the form before testing.
Learn how to activate and publish your application in the Quickstart workflow, including selecting snapshots, validating versions, handling overwrites, and managing multiple active versions.
Add your user to the approver and employee roles in administration, then submit and test the live application via My Apps.
Publish and promote a quickstart app to the gallery, personalize labels and properties, and configure process details before promoting the snapshot and verifying in the gallery.
Discover the four building blocks of the application home tab—toolbar, components pane, information pane, and recent activity pane—and learn to test, publish, activate, and manage processes, forms, and integrations.
Learn to share a space with colleagues, assign owner, editor, or viewer access, and safely delete the space and its contents from the tenancy.
Learn to generate and export a detailed business process report in Oracle integration, including activity documentation, properties, and data objects, with customizable output formats (pdf, html, xml).
Explore structured processes in Oracle integration, learn building blocks like process instances, tokens, and data objects, and design pattern templates using forms, messages, and REST APIs.
Publish and activate a structured process application, validate it, and assign roles for testing. Create process instances using soap web services or rest apis via soap ui or postman.
Explore web forms in Oracle integration processes and bind user inputs to data attributes. Compare simple and full editors and preview the form for human workflow.
Build a travel web form from scratch using the full editor in a process application, adding fields like name, travel dates, cost, justification, and a repeatable expenses table.
Learn to dynamically switch form presentations and embed a web form within another, creating one-way and round-trip travel forms with on-change events and conditional logic.
Configure and consume an integration in a process application, browse or create integrations, propagate identity, and test a web form binding city data from the get data response.
Configure a process application's web form's select control with a rest connector and risk connectors to populate options, binding item titles to IDs.
Connect to Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM using rest connectors to fetch employee salaries via a get API, configure security and resources, and bind results to a form control.
Learn how to use start and end events in Oracle integration process designs, including form, message, and none start points, various end events, and managing process instances.
Learn how human tasks drive user interactions in Oracle integration, focusing on submit and approval tasks and their associated forms. Configure task presentation and actions to model approval workflows.
Learn to configure reminders, expiration, renewal, and escalation in human task flows for Oracle integration, including remind options, intervals, and the expression editor.
Configure and customize notification emails for human tasks in Oracle Integration, choosing actions or no actions, editing subject and body with templates, attaching forms or attachments, and using runtime variables.
Explore the submit human task element in a BPM process, enabling the submitter to provide details for the approver, and handling more information requests and resubmission via gateway routing.
Learn how exclusive gateways route a token along one path, driven by conditional logic, including more info and approve/reject scenarios, with a default path.
Learn to call an integration from a process flow using the integration element, configure mapping and data association, and test end-to-end with a sample rest over https integration.
Dive into the data mapper to transform web form data into integration requests, create data objects, and map source to target with typecasting and runtime data transformation.
Learn to test embedded inline subprocesses in a business process, iterating over a json payload of employees, routing to each manager via data associations, in Oracle Integration design-time test mode.
This course is designed to help developers who aspire to learn Processes in Oracle Integration (PCS Gen 2) from scratch.
Please enroll to this course only if you are planning to learn the basics of Processes Automation in Oracle Integration (PCS Gen 2) and to become a Oracle Process Automation developer.
If you are a functional or sales professional then this course may not be a best fit for you.
NOTE: This course does not cover advanced topics or the newer OPA gen 3 concepts.
NOTE: The course is delivered in an Indian English accent, ensuring clarity and relatability throughout. If you find Indian English difficult to understand, it may be best to consider other courses, as this course focuses on an Indian English pronunciation and style.
With this course you will learn the basics of Processes in Oracle Integration 2 development and below are few of the highlights on the topics covered in this course:
Introduction to Processes in Oracle Integration 2 (PCS)
Create process application with Quick start
Add members to application role
Promote app to app gallery
Life cycle management for applications
Publish / Activate application
Create structured applications
Web forms and presentations
Calling Integration
Calling REST API , SOAP web services
Calling Oracle Fusion REST API
Human tasks
Gateway
Data Mapper
Correlation, throw catch events
Decision Model
Attachments in human task
Notifications and much more.
What can I do with Process?
Engage in business processes automated in the cloud.
As a user, you have two main actions:
Start an application, and then complete and submit a form. For example, you might submit a travel request, a sales opportunity, or an order.
View and complete your assigned tasks.
The way you and others perform tasks depends entirely on how the process application and tasks are set up. But here are things you typically do:
Start an application and complete a form
Act on assigned tasks such as Approve, Reject, or Request Info
Find tasks and view their details and status
Upload documents related to a task, download them, and manage them in folders
Set out-of-office routing for assigned tasks