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In the previous blog I have captured the steps on how to import a custom function jar file in OIC. In this blog I have tried capturing the steps on how to use a custom function jar file in your integration. Check the how-to video link below. Login to OIC Console >> Designer Open the integration you want to add the custom function to. Under the Actions pallet  >> Drag Function Activity Please note this activity is available for App Driven Orchestration. In this example, I have used xpath function which can concat two strings.

Custom XPATH functions can be imported from the OIC console. Any user with developer access can import the jar file in OIC. Below how-to video captures the steps. Login to OIC console. Go to Designer View and click on Libraries.

In this quick video I have tried capturing the navigation for deleting an existing mapping in Oracle Integration Cloud Console. Check the how-to video link below Login to the OIC console. Go to the integration you want to edit. Click on the mapping file you want to edit. Check the video for remaining steps.

Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) support below integration patterns. o    App Driven Orchestration: Use this when an integration uses an event or a business object as a trigger. o    Scheduled Orchestration: When a scheduler initiates the integration instead of an adapter. o    File Transfer: When transferring file across networks. o    Basic Routing: Create an integration with a blank trigger and invoke   in which you can add your own adapters. This pattern supports single routing expression if you require multiple routing expressions use Orchestration pattern. o    Publish To OIC: Use this when you use a trigger to publish messages to OIC through a predefined Oracle Integration Messaging Invoke. o    Subscribe To OIC: Create an integration which subscribes to messages from OIC. Ref:  https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/paas/integration-cloud/integrations-user/understand-integration-patterns.html ...