I tend to work with ODI quite a bit. Recently, I came across a scenario where the standalone agent on one of our boxes was turning itself off once in a while. While the issue was fixed, it did provide the impetus for this post. Today, we’ll take a look at the ODI (11g) standalone……
These days, I find myself working with on-premises applications quite a bit. So, once in a while, it is refreshing to look at what Planning’s cloud counterpart can do. One of my absolute favorite features that Oracle has rolled out over the last few years is the advent of the REST APIs. I thought I’d……
Now that the KScope hangover is done with, I thought we’d look at another example of how REST with Groovy works. Today, we will look at another example using the HPCM REST API; this one deals with executing tasks, such as running rulesets. While our earlier example used the “GET” method, we now will be……
Today, I wanted to post a little addendum to our earlier post on Groovy and REST. We’ll take a look at how you can further extend your integration capabilities, by adding ODI to your Groovy > REST calls. You might have noticed Groovy on ODI and wondered how you might use it. To access ODI’s……
One of the most important things that Oracle has come up with recently, is extending the capabilities of EPM products, using various REST APIs (Representational State Transfer). For instance, PBCS has a REST API that can be used to run business rules, or load data using these API calls. So does BICS. Recently, Oracle also……
