Tuesday, November 29, 2016

#537 Leveraging the Eloqua Adapter in SOA CS

SOA CS setup


1. download the Eloqua certs and install on SOA CS via em

















































Note the 3 certs -
Symantec
Verisign
Eloqua

This reflects the following -












2. Create an entry for the EloquaKey you will be using in your SOA composite -





Create a new Map oracle.wsm.security
Within that, create your EloquaKey -




















3. amend setDomainEnv.sh to leverage the store -









Change the EXTRA_JAVA_PROPERTIES related to the trust store
Replace: • -Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=%WL_HOME%\server\lib\DemoTrust.jks 
with:
-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=kss://system/trust - Djavax.net.ssl.trustStoreType=kss

Re-boot the SOA Server

Create a simple BPEL process that leverages the Eloqua adapter 






























The BPEL process -


















Deploy and test on SOA CS

























Validate in Eloqua









#536 Creating an MFT Cloud Service Instance

Begin by creating the backup storage containers -





















Start the MFT Service creation wizard -














































Do a sanity test on the environment.

ssh into the MFT vm and create 2 directories
/in and /out










create a file in /in e.g. touch myReport.txt











Create a simple file2file integration -















Monitor -


Tuesday, November 22, 2016

#535 ICS LinkedIn adapter

A simple example of the adapter...

Check out the docs -



Click here to read them.

LinkedIn Setup

1. Register the ICS app at the LinkedIn dev portal.

































































































As you can see, I get my Client ID and Secret.
All I need to set is the Authorized Redirect URL.

It is in the format - https://myICSPod:443/icsapis/agent/oauth/callback



Creating the LinkedIn connection in ICS

Export the LinkedIn Cert.
Upload the LinkedIn Cert to ICS


























Now I create the LinkedIn Connection



















































Now leverage the connection in an integration -




































Now, I can add more permissions to the LinkedIn Connection in ICS -





























Now to an integration -









This simply updates my status on LinkedIn.

The mapping is as follows -



I set the visibility code to "anyone". This was the result of a quick Google search ;--)

I deploy and test - I get an error and look at the ICS log -









So much for Google...

I look it up on LinkedIn's website






















So my error was the double quotes in the mapping.
I correct this and re-test.

and there it is ...