Every OHIP request requires an OAuth token.
In the previous posts on OHIP and OIC, I was hardcoding the token value in a Lookup -
Note the Authorisation entry - Bearer tokenValue
The token request is as follows -
Authorisation is Basic Auth - Client_id/ Client_Secret
The response is in the following format - we are interested in the access_token.
The curl representation is as follows -
So, essentially, I need to replicate this in OIC -
I begin with the connection -
URL is set to the OHIP host.
Username / Password set to Client_Id and Client_Secret.
The Integration is as follows -
I get the token then update the lookup table via the OIC REST API -
Now to the configuration of GetToken -
Note the Host custom header - will be set to OHIP host.
The Mapping is similar to the previous examples covered in the Oracle Hospitality Integration posts -
As you can see, I am hardcoding most of the values - these I could, of course, externalise to the lookup.
Now to configuring the updateLookup Invoke -
name will be set to the Lookup name.
The Mapping reflects the structure of the Lookup -
2 columns - name and value. Then the rows with the name value pairs.
Activate and test -
Here is the Lookup pre-test -
Sanity test of an api that leverages the lookup -
All that's needed now is to schedule the integration e.g. run every 30 minutes.
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