1. Using Integrations in Oracle Integration 3
  2. Create Schedule Integrations
  3. Convert a Schedule Integration to a REST Adapter-Triggered, Application Integration

Convert a Schedule Integration to a REST Adapter-Triggered, Application Integration

You can convert a schedule integration to a REST Adapter-triggered, application integration. This eliminates the need to recreate the integration if you need to change the integration pattern from schedule to application.

Note the following restrictions:
  • You cannot convert a schedule integration to a REST Adapter-triggered integration with multiple verbs.
  • You cannot convert a schedule integration with assignments that have the fault data type.
  1. In the navigation pane, click Design, then Integrations.
  2. Open the schedule integration you want to convert.
    The integration canvas is displayed.
  3. Click the Schedule icon, then click Actions Actions icon, and then select Replace.
    A list of available REST Adapter triggers is displayed.


    The schedule icon is shown with a list of REST Adapter connections from which to select.

  4. Select the REST Adapter to use as the trigger connection in this integration.
    This invokes the Adapter Endpoint Configuration Wizard.
  5. Configure the REST Adapter in the wizard.

    Note:

    Do not select the Select to configure multiple resources or verbs check box on the Basic Info page. This feature is not supported when converting schedule integrations to application integrations.
  6. When wizard configuration is complete, click Done.
    A message is displayed.
    Clicking done will perform conversion to REST trigger 
and will clear tracking information, delete any assignment variables 
with fault data types and update any impacted actions. Errors and 
warnings may occur which will require manual correction. Are you 
sure you want to continue?
  7. Review the message, then click Convert.

    A conversion progress bar is displayed. When complete, the converted integration is displayed in the canvas with the REST Adapter trigger connection.

  8. Investigate any errors and manually correct the impacted actions or invokes. For example, any scheduled parameters in the schedule integration are deleted during conversion to an application integration. This results in errors in any actions that reference those schedule parameters (for example, an assign or logger action).