A very simple example of sending an SMS / WhatsApp from OIC via Twilio.
Before I begin...
Acknowledgements
Thanks to my colleague Pavan D. for providing me with the base .iar file and the impetus for writing this post.
Let's Go
First step - get a Twilio Trial account from twilio.com
Then get a trial number - this will be used to send messages.
Second Step - Gather data required for creating the Twilio connection in OIC
We will need the SID and Token -
Third Step - Create the Connection in OIC
Fourth Step - Create the Integration
REST Trigger - Request Payload - remember I am just sending an SMS -
so required fields are from number / to another / message
Twilio Invoke Configuration -
Mapping -
Deploy and Test -
WhatsApp Setup
So, I've got a new number for WhatsApp.
I need to change my request payload as follows -
essentially just adding whatsapp: as suffix to the from and to numbers.
I also add the following url - https://www.oracle.com/a/ocom/img/rh03-blockchain-hero-r1.png
This, which I enter as Attribute3, is mapped to the Target field - MediaUrl
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