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A developer is designing an integration in Oracle Integration Cloud that must react whenever a new Sales Order is created in Oracle ERP Cloud. Rather than polling on a schedule, the developer configures the Oracle ERP Cloud Adapter as a trigger and selects a business event from the list of ERP events.
Statement: When an application adapter such as the Oracle ERP Cloud Adapter is used as a trigger and configured to subscribe to a business event, the integration is invoked automatically by the source application when the event occurs, and no scheduled polling is required.
True. Event-based (subscription) triggers such as Oracle ERP Cloud business events, Salesforce outbound messages/platform events, and Oracle NetSuite/Oracle HCM events cause the source application to push a notification to the OIC integration endpoint when the event occurs. The integration is therefore invoked in near real time and does not need a schedule or polling logic. Polling or scheduled orchestrations are only required when the source application offers no event notification mechanism.
An operations administrator notices that a scheduled integration in Oracle Integration Cloud has been failing repeatedly overnight because a downstream SaaS endpoint was unavailable. The administrator wants to correct the data and re-process only the failed messages without asking the source system to resend them.
Which capability of the Monitoring/Errors page should be used?
The Errors page in Monitoring lists errored instances and allows you to discard or resubmit them. Resubmission is supported for asynchronous (fire-and-forget) and scheduled flows that are recoverable, and it reprocesses the stored message without requiring the source to resend.
Enabling tracing only affects logging detail, purging deletes instance data rather than reprocessing it, and Submit Now simply triggers a brand-new run of a schedule with no relationship to the original failed payloads.
A B2B analyst must exchange purchase orders with a trading partner using EDI X12 850 documents over AS2 in Oracle Integration Cloud's B2B for Oracle Integration feature. The analyst has already created the host profile.
Which sequence of configuration tasks correctly completes the setup?
B2B setup in OIC follows a defined order: configure the host profile, create trading partners with their transport (AS2/FTP/SFTP) and identifiers, define or import the B2B document definitions (for example X12 850), associate those documents with the trading partner including inbound/outbound direction, and finally build integrations that use the B2B (Trading Partner) actions or B2B adapter.
EDI schemas are not stored as lookups, B2B partners are not registered in Visual Builder, and simply adding an FTP Adapter to a scheduled flow does not provide EDI translation or AS2 messaging.
A company uses Oracle Integration Cloud to invoke a partner REST service. The partner requires that every request carry a static API key in a custom HTTP header, and communication must be over HTTPS. The developer is configuring the REST Adapter connection.
Which security policy should be selected on the connection?
The REST Adapter provides an API Key Based Authentication security policy in which you specify the API key value and the usage location (for example, a header or query parameter). OIC then automatically attaches the key to every outbound call.
Basic Authentication and Username Password Token require user credentials, not an API key. OAuth Client Credentials requires a token endpoint and client credentials the partner has not provided. Choosing No Security Policy and manually mapping the header is not the supported/best-practice configuration and does not securely store the key.
An integration developer is building an Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) integration that must receive an inbound HTTP request from a partner portal, then call three different downstream applications (Oracle ERP Cloud, Salesforce, and an on-premises database) in sequence, transforming the payload between each call and applying conditional logic based on the ERP response.
Which integration style should the developer select when creating the integration?
An Orchestration (application-driven orchestration) integration allows a single trigger connection followed by any number of invoke actions, along with switch/for-each/scope/assign actions and mapping between each step. That is exactly what is needed here.
Basic Routing (Map Data) supports only a single target invoke with optional routing expression, so it cannot chain three invokes with conditional logic. Publish to OIC and Subscribe to OIC are the publish/subscribe pattern used with the OIC internal event/messaging model, not for synchronous multi-step orchestration.