Table of Contents
- Title and Copyright Information
- Preface
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Part I Get Started with the Rapid Adapter Builder
- 1 Learn About the Rapid Adapter Builder in Oracle Integration
- 2 Use VS Code as an Integrated Development Environment
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Part II Build an Adapter Using the Rapid Adapter Builder
- 3 Plan and Design an Adapter
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4
Build and Test an Adapter
- Workflow for Building and Testing an Adapter
- Obtain the Details for an API Call
- Create a Postman Collection Using API Requests
- Generate an Adapter Definition Document
- Review and Update an Adapter Definition Document
- Validate an Adapter Definition Document
- Register an Adapter for Testing
- Test an Adapter
- Add Functionality to an Adapter Definition Document
- 5 Deploy an Adapter to Production
- 6 Download, Import, or Delete Adapters
- 7 Guidelines for Oracle Partners
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Part III Work with the Adapter Definition Document
- 8 Use the VS Code Extension's Authoring Features
- 9 Update Info Definitions
- 10 Review Schemas
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11
Update Connection
Definitions
- Learn About Connection Definitions
- Work with Connection Definitions
- Understand Security Policies in Connection Definitions
- 12 Update Action Definitions
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13
Update Trigger Definitions
- Learn About Trigger Definitions
- Work with Trigger Definitions
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Work with Security Policies in
Triggers
- Create a Trigger Connection Definition to Invoke Protected Endpoints
- Implement a Trigger Connection Definition With JWT Signatures Security Policy
- Create a Trigger Connection Definition Using OAuth2.0 Security Policy
- Create a Trigger Connection Definition Using Basic Authentication
- Create a Trigger Connection Definition Using HMAC Signatures
- Create a Trigger Connection Definition Using RSA Signatures
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Update Flow Definitions
- Learn About Flow Definitions
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Flows Properties and Syntax for Dot (.)
Notation
- Dot (.) Notation Syntax for Validation Request Condition in Trigger
- Dot (.) Notation Syntax for Validation Request-Response Generation Flow
- Dot (.) Notation Syntax for Trigger Subscription Register and Deregister Flows
- Dot (.) Notation Syntax for Action Runtime
- Dot (.) Notation Syntax to Authenticate Inbound Signature Policies
- Dot (.) Notation Syntax for Request Transformation in Trigger Runtime
- Dot (.) Notation Syntax for Generate Schema and Configuration Flows
- Dot (.) Notation Syntax for the Init Flow
- Dot (.) Notation Syntax for the Poll Flow
- Dot (.) Notation Syntax for the Success Flow
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Work with Flow Definitions
- Implement the Test-Connection Behavior Using Flows
- Switch States Conditionally in a Flow
- Invoke a GET API
- Invoke a POST API
- Response Transformation in Post-processing
- Send or Receive Form URL Encoded Content
- Receive Binary Content
- Send Multi-part Content
- Send Binary Content
- Override Default Content Handling in connectivity::rest
- Pre and Post Processing Expressions and Multiple Outbound Requests
- Fetch Design Time Configuration Values Using a Flow
- 15 Update Category Definitions