A new type of event is now available in Oracle Integration: a system event. Prior to this release, you had to create and publish an event, and then you could subscribe to it. However, system events are always available to be subscribed to in an event integration, without having to be created or published first. You can subscribe to system events only within a project.
The first system events that are available in Oracle Integration are for File Server. Each of the following File Server activities now raises a system event:
Creating a folder
Deleting a folder
Creating a file
Deleting a file
Note: A system event currently isn't raised when you create or delete a file using the File server action. All other methods of creating and deleting a file do raise an event.
The File Server system events offer significant opportunities for efficiency. For example, you don't need to design an integration that checks for the existence of a file in File Server anymore. Instead, create an event integration that subscribes to the File created system event. The integration then runs whenever a file is created in File Server. You can even filter the events that the integration subscribes to.
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