OIC - Download file from UCM using SOAP webservice | GenericSoapPort webservice

Usecase: Here, we will show you how to download files from UCM using GenericSoapPort  SOAP web service. 

• Get the document id with dDocTitle or file title.
• Get the file based on the fetched document id.
• Write the file content to stage.
• Read the file content.
• Delete the file from UCM based on fetched documment id.

Soap webservice details:

https://<erp_instance>:443/idcws/GenericSoapPort?wsdl

Request payloads used:

Get the document id with dDocTitle:

<ns0:GenericRequest webKey="CS">

<ns0:Service  IdcService="GET_SEARCH_RESULTS">

<ns0:Document>

<ns0:Field name="QueryText">dDocTitle &lt;starts> `testUCMDownload`</ns0:Field>

</ns0:Document>

</ns0:Service>

</ns0:GenericRequest>

Get file with fetched document id:

<ns0:GenericRequest webKey="CS">

<ns0:Service  IdcService="GET_FILE">

<ns0:Document>

<ns0:Field name="dID">4419562</ns0:Field>

</ns0:Document>

</ns0:Service>

</ns0:GenericRequest>

DELETE the file from UCM:

<ns0:GenericRequest webKey="CS">

<ns0:Service  IdcService="DELETE_DOC">

<ns0:Document>

<ns0:Field name="dID">4419562</ns0:Field>

</ns0:Document>

</ns0:Service>

</ns0:GenericRequest>

Note: instead of dDocTitle , we can also use dDocName which is the UCM content ID.

dDocName &lt;substring> `UCMFA03374721`

Implementation Steps with screenshots:

Create SOAP connection:

Integration flow:

Assign the QueryText:

varString : "testUCMDownload"

varQueryText: concat("dDocTitle <starts> `",$varString,"`")

Call webservice to get doc id based on dDocTitle Query text.

Call webservice to get file based on fetched doc id.

Write the file to stage.

Read the file content.

Call webservice to delete the file from UCM based on fetched doc id:

Refererence:

https://fusiongoeasy.com/post/download-data-from-ucm-oracle-fusion

OIC - Upload file to UCM | Download file from UCM

We can upload and download the files to/ from UCM using the following services:

1. Download file from UCM using GenericSoapPort webservice
2. Download file from UCM using ErpIntegrationService webservice
3. Download file from UCM using ERP cloud adapter and ErpIntegration Service.
4. Using rest services

To access content server:

https://<erp_pod_instane>:443/cs

Case1: To upload & download file to/from UCM using GenericSoapPort webservice: follow my below blogs:

Download From UCM

https://soalicious.blogspot.com/2023/06/oic-download-file-from-ucm-using.html

Upload file to UCM:

https://soalicious.blogspot.com/2023/06/oic-upload-file-to-ucm-using.html

Case2: To upload and download file to/from UCM using ErpIntegrationService webservice:

Download from UCM:

https://soalicious.blogspot.com/2023/07/oic-download-file-from-ucm-using.html

Upload file to UCM:

https://soalicious.blogspot.com/2023/07/oic-uoload-file-to-ucm-using-webservice.html

Case3: To upload and download file to/from UCM using Oracle Cloud ERP Adapter:

Upload file to UCM:

https://soalicious.blogspot.com/2023/07/oic-upload-file-to-ucm-using-oracle.html

Download file from UCM:

https://soalicious.blogspot.com/2023/07/oic-download-file-from-ucm-using-oracle.html

Case4: To upload and download file to/from UCM using Rest Api:

Upload file to UCM:

https://soalicious.blogspot.com/2023/07/oic-upload-file-to-ucm-using-rest.html

Download file from UCM:

TBD

OIC - While reading or writting a file from/to stage, getting translation to native failed. Element not completed

Usecase: Suppose we are reading or writting a file from/into a stage and getting the below error:

Translation Failure

Translation to native failed. Element not completed : 'Employee'.

The data does not conform to the NXSD schema. Please correct the problem.

Solution:

This error occured when we are reading /wrtting the file from/to stage, most cases we are not adding any header field names and later when we try to read/write it, we are mentioning the USE FIRST ROW AS COLUMN HEADERS AS CHECKED which was expecting header field names in the file.

1.  Just uncheck this property - USE FIRST ROW AS COLUMN HEADERS and it will work.
2.  Or add header field names explitcitly in the file.

OIC - How to call "upload as attachement REST integration" from another integration in Oracle Integration

Usecase: In my previous blogs, I have shown you how to upload single or multiple attachments in REST API. Here, I will show how to call that exposed REST API service from another integration.

For upload attachment in Rest API:

https://soalicious.blogspot.com/2023/06/oic-upload-attachment-in-rest-api.html

For upload multiple attachments in REST API:

https://soalicious.blogspot.com/2023/06/oic-upload-multiple-attachements-in.html

Logic steps:

1. Create an OIC self REST invoke connection so that we can call the OIC rest upload attachment service.
2. Confugure a rest trigger to get the employee details as json.
3. Take a stage and write a file for example Employee.csv using sample CSV file and map the request employees to the csv file.
4. Drag and drop the created OIC self connection and configure rest invoke with POST verb and resource URI of the upload attachment rest service. Take the request as multipart form-data.
5. Map the stage file reference to attachement reference and provide content type as "text/CSV" and partname as filename of the stage write response.

Implementation steps with screenshots:

Create OIC self connection:

Integration flow:

Configure Rest Trigger

Stage to write a file:

Invoke rest upload attachment service

Notes: 

• Content type should be mapped while invoking to Rest upload attachment integration. This case we have mapped as "text/CSV", otherwise you will get the error:  An error occurred while invoking the rest endpoint .[[Media type is null.]]. The 406 Not acceptable is an HTTP response statue code indicating that the client has requested a response using accept-headers that the server is unable to fulfill.

OIC - Upload multiple attachements in REST API Oracle Integration

UseCase: We will upload multiple files as attachments to REST API and then for each file, we will write it to stage and then zip the files and wite the zip file to FTP directory.

Highlevel steps:

• Configure a rest trigger with POST verb and select request as multipart with payload options.
• Take a for each action and assign for each attachment repeating element.
• Take a stage and write the file into stage using opaque schema and encodeReferenceToBase64() function.
• Outside of for each, Take another stage and zip the files.
• Drag and drop a FTP connection and write the zip file to a ftp ditectory. 

Implementation steps(with screenshots):

Add tracking, save , activate and test.