This OIC Gen2 api lets you download -
- ICS Diagnostic Log
- ICS flow log
- Audit Log
- icsdiagnosticlog
- icsflowlog
- icsauditlog
Download the Diagnostic Log
- access.log
- oic_server1.log
- oic_server1.out
- oic_server1-nodemanager.log
This OIC Gen2 api lets you download -
So what is FHIR?
The HL7® FHIR® (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources 1 ) standard defines how healthcare information can be exchanged between different computer systems regardless of how it is stored in those systems. It allows healthcare information, including clinical and administrative data, to be available securely to those who have a need to access it, and to those who have the right to do so for the benefit of a patient receiving care.
More details here.
Now the usual caveat to begin with - I am not a FHIR or healthcare expert - I just like showing how easy it is to use Oracle Integration.
So, to our simple use case - Create Patient.
I tried this out first with an online FHIR server - kodjin from an Estonian company, Edenlab.
I copied the request payload for use in OIC.Next step is to create a FHIR connection in my OIC3 Project -
I then created the following integration -I used the request payload from kodjin as the REST trigger request body.Now to the configuration of the FHIR invoke -
I map the fields I see in the example request from kodjin.
I just return the id from the FHIR invoke response -
I use this id to do a GET in the kodjin app -
Many OIC customers expose the apis of their integrations to internal, and, maybe also, external developers. Usually these integrations are REST or SOAP driven, i.e. have REST or SOAP adapter based triggers.
The management of such apis is crucial and drives the need for -
The Oracle Integration Cloud | API Catalog & Portal fully addresses the requirements listed above and actually does more!
So what is it?
It's a new version of digitalML's leading api management platform, ignite, which is now available exclusively for OIC. This provides api lifecycle management via the API Catalog component and developer access to apis via ignite's Consumer Portal. This flavour of digitalML's ignite, is available from the Oracle Cloud Marketplace.
Here is the direct link to the offering -Note the 4 Tabs, cataloguing the 4 types of integrations we can have in OIC - REST driven, SOAP driven, Event Driven (e.g. integrations firing on Fusion ERP business events) and scheduled.
Only REST and SOAP driven integrations are interesting from a developer perspective, however, the goal here is to give the catalog admin a comprehensive overview of the OIC projects and their integrations.
Project documentation, entered in OIC, is also surfaced here, along with keywords etc.
Let's look at the approveOrder integration in detail -
This screen gives us 2 views, the OIC and ignite Catalog view. Forgive me, but I have to split the screenshot because of space limits -
Interactive Documentation -
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