To effectively use the Oracle Fusion HR Integration Module in your Outsystems application, follow these steps:

1. Install the Forge Component

• Step 1: Open your Outsystems Development Environment (Service Studio).
• Step 2: Go to the Forge tab in the interface.
• Step 3: Search for the "Oracle Fusion Middleware" and click Install.
• Step 4: Once installed, add the module to your application by selecting it under Dependencies in your project.
  
  

2. Update the Base URLs for the Integrations

• Step 1: Navigate to the module's configuration settings within your Outsystems environment.
• Step 2: Locate the integration's configuration screen where the base URLs for Oracle Fusion's services are defined.
• Step 3: Update the base URLs to match your organization's Oracle Fusion environment (e.g., https://yourcompany.oraclecloud.com).
  • Note: The URLs are typically provided by your Oracle Fusion administrator or IT department.
    
    

3. Update the ERP Admin/Service User Credentials

• Step 1: In the module's configuration settings, find the section for authentication.
• Step 2: Enter the ERP admin/service user credentials that are authorized to access Oracle Fusion’s APIs.
  • Authentication Type: Typically, you’ll use Basic Authentication or OAuth2.
  • Credentials: Input the service account username and password, or configure the OAuth2 client ID and client secret if using OAuth2.
• Step 3: Save the changes. This step ensures that all integration points can securely connect to Oracle Fusion services.
  
  

4. Utilize the Required Integrations and Actions

• Step 1: Identify the specific HR services you need to integrate (e.g., Leave Management, Payslips, Employee Details).
• Step 2: In your Outsystems application, navigate to the Logic tab.
• Step 3: Under the Integrations section, find the pre-built actions corresponding to the HR services you want to use (e.g., GetAllEmployeesProfiles_IS, CreateLeaveForEmployee, GetAllPayslips_IS).
• Step 4: Configure the input parameters for these actions according to your application's needs. For instance, you may need to pass an employee ID or date range.
• Step 5: Handle the responses from Oracle Fusion (e.g., display the returned data in your UI, store it in your database, or trigger further actions based on the response).
  
  

5. Test the Integrations

• Step 1: After configuring the necessary integrations, run your application in the Outsystems environment.
• Step 2: Test each action to ensure data is being correctly retrieved or sent to Oracle Fusion.
• Step 3: Monitor the logs for any errors or issues that may arise during the integration process.