In my previous blog, we walked through generating public and private PGP keys and used the public key to encrypt a CSV file in OIC. In this follow‑up, we’ll build the reverse flow — decrypting that encrypted file using OIC. This time, we’ll use the private PGP key to restore the original file. So let’s crack on!!! Decrypting a File
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In today’s integration landscape, secure file exchange isn’t just a best practice – it’s a non‑negotiable requirement. Whether you’re exchanging data with external third-party applications, moving files across internal systems, or automating business processes, encryption plays a central role in protecting sensitive information. Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) makes this easier by providing built‑in support for PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) encryption
Read moreThis post would be particularly useful for those who are just starting their learning journey with Oracle Integration Cloud. We will create a basic and fundamental integration to call and invoke a simple REST web service in an orchestrated integration. We will learn how to: So let us begin. Create Project It is always recommended that you create an integration
Read moreIn one of the previous posts we learnt how to create a Oracle Integration 3 instance. In the next one, we saw how to enable the File Server. In this particular post, we will explore some of the basic configuration for the File Server from the Oracle Integration instance. More specifically, we will look into the following topics: So lets
Read moreIf you are looking to design a file-based integration, then you need to use a File Server. Oracle Integration comes bundled with an SFTP server which you can use to store, share, and receive files, including files for SaaS integrations and third-party transfers. Oracle provides you with 500 GB of free storage. When you provision an Oracle Integration Cloud instance,
Read moreOracle Integration Cloud instances help you to design integration between the cloud applications and on-premise applications. It is a fully managed, pre-configured environment loaded with hundreds of pre-built adapters to connect with Oracle and other third-party applications. You can automate business processes, develop visual applications, use an SFTP-compliant file server to store and retrieve files, and exchange business documents with
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