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Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview Using the recipes in the REST Facebook \| Get Page Details package, you can: Get all the posts published by a Facebook page.Get the entire feed of a Facebook page, including posts and links published by the page or by the visitors to the page.To run a Facebook recipe, you must configure the Oracle Facebook Connection with the details necessary to access Facebook.You can then trigger the recipe through a REST request and supply the page-id of the Facebook page for which you want to retrieve details.The Facebook Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it fetches the details of the specified page from Facebook.The response containing the page data is returned to you.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-228Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Get Page Posts Retrieves all the posts published by a Facebook page.REST API Command: GET: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- FACEBO_GET_PAGE_POSTS/1.0/getPosts?key=page-id&value={facebook_page_id} Example Response Payload: { "postResource.definitions.postType": { "data": [ { "created_time": "2019-10-17T09:41:54+0000", "story": "", "id": "114257499511181_1240634186121094" } ] } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-229Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Get Page Feed Retrieves the entire feed of a Facebook page, including posts and links published by the page or by the visitors to the page.REST API Command: GET: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- FACEB_GET_PAGE_FEED/1.0/getPageDetails?key=page-id&value={facebook_page_id} Example Response Payload: { "postResource.definitions.postType": { "data": [ { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:13:57+0000", "story": "James London wrote on ExamplePage's timeline with David Ryan.", "id": "101637441997647_108967031264688" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:13:38+0000", "message": "Example message1","id": "101637441997647_108966757931382" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:11:30+0000", "message": "Example message2","id": "101637441997647_108965954598129" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T03:55:31+0000", "message": "Example message3", "id": "101637441997647_108955377932520" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-11T17:59:11+0000", "message": "Example message4", "id": "101637441997647_108577494636975" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-11T17:58:26+0000", "message": "Example message5", "id": "101637441997647_108577171303674" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-10T15:05:16+0000", "message": "Example message6", "id": "101637441997647_107388018089256" } ], "paging": { "cursors": { "before": "QVFIUmdRR3VaSXJZAM2F1aEt PeXFNdy1NNk1weENIbG5IVkNaeldCRFo5aWd1Mng2 R0JSZAElWVFBINzBnSmJBYzhTRjNfQl85VHZAvc3E 5RkNYems2ZAzR0R01tN2pYZ AWdGalZAQblpoeWNaOXN0Skd2WGlOMkZABMVNQZAl 9GemtibU1FcXdE", "after": Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-230Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads "QVFIUkwycGp3MG11YnVZAbFNBMzkwd09PanUtbzV KVHVPVT VuREwxcDdLNjkzNHRHR013ekl4RVhqbW9iNlJfOW5 QREp TQVVNVjFqZAGdheGNlMTdtOVowa2xSMHdNSkJQME5 3RzM 4T2ZADQnhyUWpNMEY1Rk1XMDZAxbHd1ZAXpWLXdiU DNS" } } } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Facebook Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Facebook Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.Both the recipes in the package use the same connections.
These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview Using the recipes in the REST Facebook \| Get Page Details package, you can: Get all the posts published by a Facebook page.Get the entire feed of a Facebook page, including posts and links published by the page or by the visitors to the page.To run a Facebook recipe, you must configure the Oracle Facebook Connection with the details necessary to access Facebook.You can then trigger the recipe through a REST request and supply the page-id of the Facebook page for which you want to retrieve details.The Facebook Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it fetches the details of the specified page from Facebook.The response containing the page data is returned to you.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-228Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Get Page Posts Retrieves all the posts published by a Facebook page.REST API Command: GET: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- FACEBO_GET_PAGE_POSTS/1.0/getPosts?key=page-id&value={facebook_page_id} Example Response Payload: { "postResource.definitions.postType": { "data": [ { "created_time": "2019-10-17T09:41:54+0000", "story": "", "id": "114257499511181_1240634186121094" } ] } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-229Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Get Page Feed Retrieves the entire feed of a Facebook page, including posts and links published by the page or by the visitors to the page.REST API Command: GET: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- FACEB_GET_PAGE_FEED/1.0/getPageDetails?key=page-id&value={facebook_page_id} Example Response Payload: { "postResource.definitions.postType": { "data": [ { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:13:57+0000", "story": "James London wrote on ExamplePage's timeline with David Ryan.", "id": "101637441997647_108967031264688" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:13:38+0000", "message": "Example message1","id": "101637441997647_108966757931382" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:11:30+0000", "message": "Example message2","id": "101637441997647_108965954598129" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T03:55:31+0000", "message": "Example message3", "id": "101637441997647_108955377932520" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-11T17:59:11+0000", "message": "Example message4", "id": "101637441997647_108577494636975" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-11T17:58:26+0000", "message": "Example message5", "id": "101637441997647_108577171303674" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-10T15:05:16+0000", "message": "Example message6", "id": "101637441997647_107388018089256" } ], "paging": { "cursors": { "before": "QVFIUmdRR3VaSXJZAM2F1aEt PeXFNdy1NNk1weENIbG5IVkNaeldCRFo5aWd1Mng2 R0JSZAElWVFBINzBnSmJBYzhTRjNfQl85VHZAvc3E 5RkNYems2ZAzR0R01tN2pYZ AWdGalZAQblpoeWNaOXN0Skd2WGlOMkZABMVNQZAl 9GemtibU1FcXdE", "after": Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-230Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads "QVFIUkwycGp3MG11YnVZAbFNBMzkwd09PanUtbzV KVHVPVT VuREwxcDdLNjkzNHRHR013ekl4RVhqbW9iNlJfOW5 QREp TQVVNVjFqZAGdheGNlMTdtOVowa2xSMHdNSkJQME5 3RzM 4T2ZADQnhyUWpNMEY1Rk1XMDZAxbHd1ZAXpWLXdiU DNS" } } } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Facebook Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Facebook Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.Both the recipes in the package use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.
No support is provided for these recipes.Overview Using the recipes in the REST Facebook \| Get Page Details package, you can: Get all the posts published by a Facebook page.Get the entire feed of a Facebook page, including posts and links published by the page or by the visitors to the page.To run a Facebook recipe, you must configure the Oracle Facebook Connection with the details necessary to access Facebook.You can then trigger the recipe through a REST request and supply the page-id of the Facebook page for which you want to retrieve details.The Facebook Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it fetches the details of the specified page from Facebook.The response containing the page data is returned to you.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-228Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Get Page Posts Retrieves all the posts published by a Facebook page.REST API Command: GET: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- FACEBO_GET_PAGE_POSTS/1.0/getPosts?key=page-id&value={facebook_page_id} Example Response Payload: { "postResource.definitions.postType": { "data": [ { "created_time": "2019-10-17T09:41:54+0000", "story": "", "id": "114257499511181_1240634186121094" } ] } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-229Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Get Page Feed Retrieves the entire feed of a Facebook page, including posts and links published by the page or by the visitors to the page.REST API Command: GET: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- FACEB_GET_PAGE_FEED/1.0/getPageDetails?key=page-id&value={facebook_page_id} Example Response Payload: { "postResource.definitions.postType": { "data": [ { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:13:57+0000", "story": "James London wrote on ExamplePage's timeline with David Ryan.", "id": "101637441997647_108967031264688" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:13:38+0000", "message": "Example message1","id": "101637441997647_108966757931382" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:11:30+0000", "message": "Example message2","id": "101637441997647_108965954598129" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T03:55:31+0000", "message": "Example message3", "id": "101637441997647_108955377932520" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-11T17:59:11+0000", "message": "Example message4", "id": "101637441997647_108577494636975" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-11T17:58:26+0000", "message": "Example message5", "id": "101637441997647_108577171303674" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-10T15:05:16+0000", "message": "Example message6", "id": "101637441997647_107388018089256" } ], "paging": { "cursors": { "before": "QVFIUmdRR3VaSXJZAM2F1aEt PeXFNdy1NNk1weENIbG5IVkNaeldCRFo5aWd1Mng2 R0JSZAElWVFBINzBnSmJBYzhTRjNfQl85VHZAvc3E 5RkNYems2ZAzR0R01tN2pYZ AWdGalZAQblpoeWNaOXN0Skd2WGlOMkZABMVNQZAl 9GemtibU1FcXdE", "after": Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-230Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads "QVFIUkwycGp3MG11YnVZAbFNBMzkwd09PanUtbzV KVHVPVT VuREwxcDdLNjkzNHRHR013ekl4RVhqbW9iNlJfOW5 QREp TQVVNVjFqZAGdheGNlMTdtOVowa2xSMHdNSkJQME5 3RzM 4T2ZADQnhyUWpNMEY1Rk1XMDZAxbHd1ZAXpWLXdiU DNS" } } } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Facebook Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Facebook Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.Both the recipes in the package use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.
Overview Using the recipes in the REST Facebook \| Get Page Details package, you can: Get all the posts published by a Facebook page.Get the entire feed of a Facebook page, including posts and links published by the page or by the visitors to the page.To run a Facebook recipe, you must configure the Oracle Facebook Connection with the details necessary to access Facebook.You can then trigger the recipe through a REST request and supply the page-id of the Facebook page for which you want to retrieve details.The Facebook Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it fetches the details of the specified page from Facebook.The response containing the page data is returned to you.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-228Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Get Page Posts Retrieves all the posts published by a Facebook page.REST API Command: GET: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- FACEBO_GET_PAGE_POSTS/1.0/getPosts?key=page-id&value={facebook_page_id} Example Response Payload: { "postResource.definitions.postType": { "data": [ { "created_time": "2019-10-17T09:41:54+0000", "story": "", "id": "114257499511181_1240634186121094" } ] } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-229Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Get Page Feed Retrieves the entire feed of a Facebook page, including posts and links published by the page or by the visitors to the page.REST API Command: GET: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- FACEB_GET_PAGE_FEED/1.0/getPageDetails?key=page-id&value={facebook_page_id} Example Response Payload: { "postResource.definitions.postType": { "data": [ { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:13:57+0000", "story": "James London wrote on ExamplePage's timeline with David Ryan.", "id": "101637441997647_108967031264688" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:13:38+0000", "message": "Example message1","id": "101637441997647_108966757931382" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:11:30+0000", "message": "Example message2","id": "101637441997647_108965954598129" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T03:55:31+0000", "message": "Example message3", "id": "101637441997647_108955377932520" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-11T17:59:11+0000", "message": "Example message4", "id": "101637441997647_108577494636975" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-11T17:58:26+0000", "message": "Example message5", "id": "101637441997647_108577171303674" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-10T15:05:16+0000", "message": "Example message6", "id": "101637441997647_107388018089256" } ], "paging": { "cursors": { "before": "QVFIUmdRR3VaSXJZAM2F1aEt PeXFNdy1NNk1weENIbG5IVkNaeldCRFo5aWd1Mng2 R0JSZAElWVFBINzBnSmJBYzhTRjNfQl85VHZAvc3E 5RkNYems2ZAzR0R01tN2pYZ AWdGalZAQblpoeWNaOXN0Skd2WGlOMkZABMVNQZAl 9GemtibU1FcXdE", "after": Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-230Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads "QVFIUkwycGp3MG11YnVZAbFNBMzkwd09PanUtbzV KVHVPVT VuREwxcDdLNjkzNHRHR013ekl4RVhqbW9iNlJfOW5 QREp TQVVNVjFqZAGdheGNlMTdtOVowa2xSMHdNSkJQME5 3RzM 4T2ZADQnhyUWpNMEY1Rk1XMDZAxbHd1ZAXpWLXdiU DNS" } } } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Facebook Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Facebook Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.Both the recipes in the package use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.
Get the entire feed of a Facebook page, including posts and links published by the page or by the visitors to the page.To run a Facebook recipe, you must configure the Oracle Facebook Connection with the details necessary to access Facebook.You can then trigger the recipe through a REST request and supply the page-id of the Facebook page for which you want to retrieve details.The Facebook Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it fetches the details of the specified page from Facebook.The response containing the page data is returned to you.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-228Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Get Page Posts Retrieves all the posts published by a Facebook page.REST API Command: GET: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- FACEBO_GET_PAGE_POSTS/1.0/getPosts?key=page-id&value={facebook_page_id} Example Response Payload: { "postResource.definitions.postType": { "data": [ { "created_time": "2019-10-17T09:41:54+0000", "story": "", "id": "114257499511181_1240634186121094" } ] } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-229Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Get Page Feed Retrieves the entire feed of a Facebook page, including posts and links published by the page or by the visitors to the page.REST API Command: GET: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- FACEB_GET_PAGE_FEED/1.0/getPageDetails?key=page-id&value={facebook_page_id} Example Response Payload: { "postResource.definitions.postType": { "data": [ { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:13:57+0000", "story": "James London wrote on ExamplePage's timeline with David Ryan.", "id": "101637441997647_108967031264688" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:13:38+0000", "message": "Example message1","id": "101637441997647_108966757931382" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:11:30+0000", "message": "Example message2","id": "101637441997647_108965954598129" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T03:55:31+0000", "message": "Example message3", "id": "101637441997647_108955377932520" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-11T17:59:11+0000", "message": "Example message4", "id": "101637441997647_108577494636975" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-11T17:58:26+0000", "message": "Example message5", "id": "101637441997647_108577171303674" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-10T15:05:16+0000", "message": "Example message6", "id": "101637441997647_107388018089256" } ], "paging": { "cursors": { "before": "QVFIUmdRR3VaSXJZAM2F1aEt PeXFNdy1NNk1weENIbG5IVkNaeldCRFo5aWd1Mng2 R0JSZAElWVFBINzBnSmJBYzhTRjNfQl85VHZAvc3E 5RkNYems2ZAzR0R01tN2pYZ AWdGalZAQblpoeWNaOXN0Skd2WGlOMkZABMVNQZAl 9GemtibU1FcXdE", "after": Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-230Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads "QVFIUkwycGp3MG11YnVZAbFNBMzkwd09PanUtbzV KVHVPVT VuREwxcDdLNjkzNHRHR013ekl4RVhqbW9iNlJfOW5 QREp TQVVNVjFqZAGdheGNlMTdtOVowa2xSMHdNSkJQME5 3RzM 4T2ZADQnhyUWpNMEY1Rk1XMDZAxbHd1ZAXpWLXdiU DNS" } } } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Facebook Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Facebook Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.Both the recipes in the package use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Oracle Facebook Connection Security Security Policy: FaceBook OAuth Authorization Code Credentials.
To run a Facebook recipe, you must configure the Oracle Facebook Connection with the details necessary to access Facebook.You can then trigger the recipe through a REST request and supply the page-id of the Facebook page for which you want to retrieve details.The Facebook Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it fetches the details of the specified page from Facebook.The response containing the page data is returned to you.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-228Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Get Page Posts Retrieves all the posts published by a Facebook page.REST API Command: GET: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- FACEBO_GET_PAGE_POSTS/1.0/getPosts?key=page-id&value={facebook_page_id} Example Response Payload: { "postResource.definitions.postType": { "data": [ { "created_time": "2019-10-17T09:41:54+0000", "story": "", "id": "114257499511181_1240634186121094" } ] } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-229Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Get Page Feed Retrieves the entire feed of a Facebook page, including posts and links published by the page or by the visitors to the page.REST API Command: GET: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- FACEB_GET_PAGE_FEED/1.0/getPageDetails?key=page-id&value={facebook_page_id} Example Response Payload: { "postResource.definitions.postType": { "data": [ { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:13:57+0000", "story": "James London wrote on ExamplePage's timeline with David Ryan.", "id": "101637441997647_108967031264688" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:13:38+0000", "message": "Example message1","id": "101637441997647_108966757931382" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:11:30+0000", "message": "Example message2","id": "101637441997647_108965954598129" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T03:55:31+0000", "message": "Example message3", "id": "101637441997647_108955377932520" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-11T17:59:11+0000", "message": "Example message4", "id": "101637441997647_108577494636975" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-11T17:58:26+0000", "message": "Example message5", "id": "101637441997647_108577171303674" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-10T15:05:16+0000", "message": "Example message6", "id": "101637441997647_107388018089256" } ], "paging": { "cursors": { "before": "QVFIUmdRR3VaSXJZAM2F1aEt PeXFNdy1NNk1weENIbG5IVkNaeldCRFo5aWd1Mng2 R0JSZAElWVFBINzBnSmJBYzhTRjNfQl85VHZAvc3E 5RkNYems2ZAzR0R01tN2pYZ AWdGalZAQblpoeWNaOXN0Skd2WGlOMkZABMVNQZAl 9GemtibU1FcXdE", "after": Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-230Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads "QVFIUkwycGp3MG11YnVZAbFNBMzkwd09PanUtbzV KVHVPVT VuREwxcDdLNjkzNHRHR013ekl4RVhqbW9iNlJfOW5 QREp TQVVNVjFqZAGdheGNlMTdtOVowa2xSMHdNSkJQME5 3RzM 4T2ZADQnhyUWpNMEY1Rk1XMDZAxbHd1ZAXpWLXdiU DNS" } } } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Facebook Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Facebook Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.Both the recipes in the package use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Oracle Facebook Connection Security Security Policy: FaceBook OAuth Authorization Code Credentials.Client Id: The App ID of your Facebook application.
You can then trigger the recipe through a REST request and supply the page-id of the Facebook page for which you want to retrieve details.The Facebook Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it fetches the details of the specified page from Facebook.The response containing the page data is returned to you.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-228Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Get Page Posts Retrieves all the posts published by a Facebook page.REST API Command: GET: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- FACEBO_GET_PAGE_POSTS/1.0/getPosts?key=page-id&value={facebook_page_id} Example Response Payload: { "postResource.definitions.postType": { "data": [ { "created_time": "2019-10-17T09:41:54+0000", "story": "", "id": "114257499511181_1240634186121094" } ] } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-229Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Get Page Feed Retrieves the entire feed of a Facebook page, including posts and links published by the page or by the visitors to the page.REST API Command: GET: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- FACEB_GET_PAGE_FEED/1.0/getPageDetails?key=page-id&value={facebook_page_id} Example Response Payload: { "postResource.definitions.postType": { "data": [ { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:13:57+0000", "story": "James London wrote on ExamplePage's timeline with David Ryan.", "id": "101637441997647_108967031264688" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:13:38+0000", "message": "Example message1","id": "101637441997647_108966757931382" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:11:30+0000", "message": "Example message2","id": "101637441997647_108965954598129" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T03:55:31+0000", "message": "Example message3", "id": "101637441997647_108955377932520" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-11T17:59:11+0000", "message": "Example message4", "id": "101637441997647_108577494636975" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-11T17:58:26+0000", "message": "Example message5", "id": "101637441997647_108577171303674" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-10T15:05:16+0000", "message": "Example message6", "id": "101637441997647_107388018089256" } ], "paging": { "cursors": { "before": "QVFIUmdRR3VaSXJZAM2F1aEt PeXFNdy1NNk1weENIbG5IVkNaeldCRFo5aWd1Mng2 R0JSZAElWVFBINzBnSmJBYzhTRjNfQl85VHZAvc3E 5RkNYems2ZAzR0R01tN2pYZ AWdGalZAQblpoeWNaOXN0Skd2WGlOMkZABMVNQZAl 9GemtibU1FcXdE", "after": Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-230Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads "QVFIUkwycGp3MG11YnVZAbFNBMzkwd09PanUtbzV KVHVPVT VuREwxcDdLNjkzNHRHR013ekl4RVhqbW9iNlJfOW5 QREp TQVVNVjFqZAGdheGNlMTdtOVowa2xSMHdNSkJQME5 3RzM 4T2ZADQnhyUWpNMEY1Rk1XMDZAxbHd1ZAXpWLXdiU DNS" } } } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Facebook Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Facebook Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.Both the recipes in the package use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Oracle Facebook Connection Security Security Policy: FaceBook OAuth Authorization Code Credentials.Client Id: The App ID of your Facebook application.Client Secret: The App Secret of your Facebook application.
The Facebook Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it fetches the details of the specified page from Facebook.The response containing the page data is returned to you.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-228Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Get Page Posts Retrieves all the posts published by a Facebook page.REST API Command: GET: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- FACEBO_GET_PAGE_POSTS/1.0/getPosts?key=page-id&value={facebook_page_id} Example Response Payload: { "postResource.definitions.postType": { "data": [ { "created_time": "2019-10-17T09:41:54+0000", "story": "", "id": "114257499511181_1240634186121094" } ] } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-229Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Get Page Feed Retrieves the entire feed of a Facebook page, including posts and links published by the page or by the visitors to the page.REST API Command: GET: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- FACEB_GET_PAGE_FEED/1.0/getPageDetails?key=page-id&value={facebook_page_id} Example Response Payload: { "postResource.definitions.postType": { "data": [ { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:13:57+0000", "story": "James London wrote on ExamplePage's timeline with David Ryan.", "id": "101637441997647_108967031264688" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:13:38+0000", "message": "Example message1","id": "101637441997647_108966757931382" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:11:30+0000", "message": "Example message2","id": "101637441997647_108965954598129" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T03:55:31+0000", "message": "Example message3", "id": "101637441997647_108955377932520" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-11T17:59:11+0000", "message": "Example message4", "id": "101637441997647_108577494636975" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-11T17:58:26+0000", "message": "Example message5", "id": "101637441997647_108577171303674" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-10T15:05:16+0000", "message": "Example message6", "id": "101637441997647_107388018089256" } ], "paging": { "cursors": { "before": "QVFIUmdRR3VaSXJZAM2F1aEt PeXFNdy1NNk1weENIbG5IVkNaeldCRFo5aWd1Mng2 R0JSZAElWVFBINzBnSmJBYzhTRjNfQl85VHZAvc3E 5RkNYems2ZAzR0R01tN2pYZ AWdGalZAQblpoeWNaOXN0Skd2WGlOMkZABMVNQZAl 9GemtibU1FcXdE", "after": Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-230Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads "QVFIUkwycGp3MG11YnVZAbFNBMzkwd09PanUtbzV KVHVPVT VuREwxcDdLNjkzNHRHR013ekl4RVhqbW9iNlJfOW5 QREp TQVVNVjFqZAGdheGNlMTdtOVowa2xSMHdNSkJQME5 3RzM 4T2ZADQnhyUWpNMEY1Rk1XMDZAxbHd1ZAXpWLXdiU DNS" } } } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Facebook Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Facebook Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.Both the recipes in the package use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Oracle Facebook Connection Security Security Policy: FaceBook OAuth Authorization Code Credentials.Client Id: The App ID of your Facebook application.Client Secret: The App Secret of your Facebook application.Scope: The necessary scope parameters for the recipe.
The response containing the page data is returned to you.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-228Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Get Page Posts Retrieves all the posts published by a Facebook page.REST API Command: GET: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- FACEBO_GET_PAGE_POSTS/1.0/getPosts?key=page-id&value={facebook_page_id} Example Response Payload: { "postResource.definitions.postType": { "data": [ { "created_time": "2019-10-17T09:41:54+0000", "story": "", "id": "114257499511181_1240634186121094" } ] } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-229Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Get Page Feed Retrieves the entire feed of a Facebook page, including posts and links published by the page or by the visitors to the page.REST API Command: GET: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- FACEB_GET_PAGE_FEED/1.0/getPageDetails?key=page-id&value={facebook_page_id} Example Response Payload: { "postResource.definitions.postType": { "data": [ { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:13:57+0000", "story": "James London wrote on ExamplePage's timeline with David Ryan.", "id": "101637441997647_108967031264688" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:13:38+0000", "message": "Example message1","id": "101637441997647_108966757931382" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:11:30+0000", "message": "Example message2","id": "101637441997647_108965954598129" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T03:55:31+0000", "message": "Example message3", "id": "101637441997647_108955377932520" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-11T17:59:11+0000", "message": "Example message4", "id": "101637441997647_108577494636975" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-11T17:58:26+0000", "message": "Example message5", "id": "101637441997647_108577171303674" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-10T15:05:16+0000", "message": "Example message6", "id": "101637441997647_107388018089256" } ], "paging": { "cursors": { "before": "QVFIUmdRR3VaSXJZAM2F1aEt PeXFNdy1NNk1weENIbG5IVkNaeldCRFo5aWd1Mng2 R0JSZAElWVFBINzBnSmJBYzhTRjNfQl85VHZAvc3E 5RkNYems2ZAzR0R01tN2pYZ AWdGalZAQblpoeWNaOXN0Skd2WGlOMkZABMVNQZAl 9GemtibU1FcXdE", "after": Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-230Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads "QVFIUkwycGp3MG11YnVZAbFNBMzkwd09PanUtbzV KVHVPVT VuREwxcDdLNjkzNHRHR013ekl4RVhqbW9iNlJfOW5 QREp TQVVNVjFqZAGdheGNlMTdtOVowa2xSMHdNSkJQME5 3RzM 4T2ZADQnhyUWpNMEY1Rk1XMDZAxbHd1ZAXpWLXdiU DNS" } } } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Facebook Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Facebook Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.Both the recipes in the package use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Oracle Facebook Connection Security Security Policy: FaceBook OAuth Authorization Code Credentials.Client Id: The App ID of your Facebook application.Client Secret: The App Secret of your Facebook application.Scope: The necessary scope parameters for the recipe.For more details, see Create a Facebook Adapter Connection in Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle Integration .
key=page-id&value={facebook_page_id} Example Response Payload: { "postResource.definitions.postType": { "data": [ { "created_time": "2019-10-17T09:41:54+0000", "story": "", "id": "114257499511181_1240634186121094" } ] } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-229Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Get Page Feed Retrieves the entire feed of a Facebook page, including posts and links published by the page or by the visitors to the page.REST API Command: GET: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- FACEB_GET_PAGE_FEED/1.0/getPageDetails?key=page-id&value={facebook_page_id} Example Response Payload: { "postResource.definitions.postType": { "data": [ { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:13:57+0000", "story": "James London wrote on ExamplePage's timeline with David Ryan.", "id": "101637441997647_108967031264688" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:13:38+0000", "message": "Example message1","id": "101637441997647_108966757931382" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:11:30+0000", "message": "Example message2","id": "101637441997647_108965954598129" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T03:55:31+0000", "message": "Example message3", "id": "101637441997647_108955377932520" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-11T17:59:11+0000", "message": "Example message4", "id": "101637441997647_108577494636975" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-11T17:58:26+0000", "message": "Example message5", "id": "101637441997647_108577171303674" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-10T15:05:16+0000", "message": "Example message6", "id": "101637441997647_107388018089256" } ], "paging": { "cursors": { "before": "QVFIUmdRR3VaSXJZAM2F1aEt PeXFNdy1NNk1weENIbG5IVkNaeldCRFo5aWd1Mng2 R0JSZAElWVFBINzBnSmJBYzhTRjNfQl85VHZAvc3E 5RkNYems2ZAzR0R01tN2pYZ AWdGalZAQblpoeWNaOXN0Skd2WGlOMkZABMVNQZAl 9GemtibU1FcXdE", "after": Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-230Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads "QVFIUkwycGp3MG11YnVZAbFNBMzkwd09PanUtbzV KVHVPVT VuREwxcDdLNjkzNHRHR013ekl4RVhqbW9iNlJfOW5 QREp TQVVNVjFqZAGdheGNlMTdtOVowa2xSMHdNSkJQME5 3RzM 4T2ZADQnhyUWpNMEY1Rk1XMDZAxbHd1ZAXpWLXdiU DNS" } } } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Facebook Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Facebook Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.Both the recipes in the package use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Oracle Facebook Connection Security Security Policy: FaceBook OAuth Authorization Code Credentials.Client Id: The App ID of your Facebook application.Client Secret: The App Secret of your Facebook application.Scope: The necessary scope parameters for the recipe.For more details, see Create a Facebook Adapter Connection in Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle IntegrationAppendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-231Interact with LinkedIn Use these recipes to get user profiles and to share content on LinkedIn.
key=page-id&value={facebook_page_id} Example Response Payload: { "postResource.definitions.postType": { "data": [ { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:13:57+0000", "story": "James London wrote on ExamplePage's timeline with David Ryan.", "id": "101637441997647_108967031264688" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:13:38+0000", "message": "Example message1","id": "101637441997647_108966757931382" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:11:30+0000", "message": "Example message2","id": "101637441997647_108965954598129" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T03:55:31+0000", "message": "Example message3", "id": "101637441997647_108955377932520" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-11T17:59:11+0000", "message": "Example message4", "id": "101637441997647_108577494636975" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-11T17:58:26+0000", "message": "Example message5", "id": "101637441997647_108577171303674" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-10T15:05:16+0000", "message": "Example message6", "id": "101637441997647_107388018089256" } ], "paging": { "cursors": { "before": "QVFIUmdRR3VaSXJZAM2F1aEt PeXFNdy1NNk1weENIbG5IVkNaeldCRFo5aWd1Mng2 R0JSZAElWVFBINzBnSmJBYzhTRjNfQl85VHZAvc3E 5RkNYems2ZAzR0R01tN2pYZ AWdGalZAQblpoeWNaOXN0Skd2WGlOMkZABMVNQZAl 9GemtibU1FcXdE", "after": Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-230Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads "QVFIUkwycGp3MG11YnVZAbFNBMzkwd09PanUtbzV KVHVPVT VuREwxcDdLNjkzNHRHR013ekl4RVhqbW9iNlJfOW5 QREp TQVVNVjFqZAGdheGNlMTdtOVowa2xSMHdNSkJQME5 3RzM 4T2ZADQnhyUWpNMEY1Rk1XMDZAxbHd1ZAXpWLXdiU DNS" } } } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Facebook Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Facebook Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.Both the recipes in the package use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Oracle Facebook Connection Security Security Policy: FaceBook OAuth Authorization Code Credentials.Client Id: The App ID of your Facebook application.Client Secret: The App Secret of your Facebook application.Scope: The necessary scope parameters for the recipe.For more details, see Create a Facebook Adapter Connection in Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle IntegrationAppendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-231Interact with LinkedIn Use these recipes to get user profiles and to share content on LinkedIn.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle LinkedIn Get User Lite Profile Oracle LinkedIn Share Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.
", "id": "101637441997647_108967031264688" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:13:38+0000", "message": "Example message1","id": "101637441997647_108966757931382" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T04:11:30+0000", "message": "Example message2","id": "101637441997647_108965954598129" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-12T03:55:31+0000", "message": "Example message3", "id": "101637441997647_108955377932520" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-11T17:59:11+0000", "message": "Example message4", "id": "101637441997647_108577494636975" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-11T17:58:26+0000", "message": "Example message5", "id": "101637441997647_108577171303674" }, { "created_time": "2021-03-10T15:05:16+0000", "message": "Example message6", "id": "101637441997647_107388018089256" } ], "paging": { "cursors": { "before": "QVFIUmdRR3VaSXJZAM2F1aEt PeXFNdy1NNk1weENIbG5IVkNaeldCRFo5aWd1Mng2 R0JSZAElWVFBINzBnSmJBYzhTRjNfQl85VHZAvc3E 5RkNYems2ZAzR0R01tN2pYZ AWdGalZAQblpoeWNaOXN0Skd2WGlOMkZABMVNQZAl 9GemtibU1FcXdE", "after": Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-230Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads "QVFIUkwycGp3MG11YnVZAbFNBMzkwd09PanUtbzV KVHVPVT VuREwxcDdLNjkzNHRHR013ekl4RVhqbW9iNlJfOW5 QREp TQVVNVjFqZAGdheGNlMTdtOVowa2xSMHdNSkJQME5 3RzM 4T2ZADQnhyUWpNMEY1Rk1XMDZAxbHd1ZAXpWLXdiU DNS" } } } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Facebook Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Facebook Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.Both the recipes in the package use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Oracle Facebook Connection Security Security Policy: FaceBook OAuth Authorization Code Credentials.Client Id: The App ID of your Facebook application.Client Secret: The App Secret of your Facebook application.Scope: The necessary scope parameters for the recipe.For more details, see Create a Facebook Adapter Connection in Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle IntegrationAppendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-231Interact with LinkedIn Use these recipes to get user profiles and to share content on LinkedIn.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle LinkedIn Get User Lite Profile Oracle LinkedIn Share Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.
Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Facebook Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.Both the recipes in the package use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Oracle Facebook Connection Security Security Policy: FaceBook OAuth Authorization Code Credentials.Client Id: The App ID of your Facebook application.Client Secret: The App Secret of your Facebook application.Scope: The necessary scope parameters for the recipe.For more details, see Create a Facebook Adapter Connection in Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle IntegrationAppendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-231Interact with LinkedIn Use these recipes to get user profiles and to share content on LinkedIn.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle LinkedIn Get User Lite Profile Oracle LinkedIn Share Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.
You only need to configure these connections once.Both the recipes in the package use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Oracle Facebook Connection Security Security Policy: FaceBook OAuth Authorization Code Credentials.Client Id: The App ID of your Facebook application.Client Secret: The App Secret of your Facebook application.Scope: The necessary scope parameters for the recipe.For more details, see Create a Facebook Adapter Connection in Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle IntegrationAppendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-231Interact with LinkedIn Use these recipes to get user profiles and to share content on LinkedIn.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle LinkedIn Get User Lite Profile Oracle LinkedIn Share Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview The LinkedIn recipes use the REST Adapter and the LinkedIn Adapter to create an integration with a LinkedIn application.
Both the recipes in the package use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Oracle Facebook Connection Security Security Policy: FaceBook OAuth Authorization Code Credentials.Client Id: The App ID of your Facebook application.Client Secret: The App Secret of your Facebook application.Scope: The necessary scope parameters for the recipe.For more details, see Create a Facebook Adapter Connection in Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle IntegrationAppendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-231Interact with LinkedIn Use these recipes to get user profiles and to share content on LinkedIn.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle LinkedIn Get User Lite Profile Oracle LinkedIn Share Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview The LinkedIn recipes use the REST Adapter and the LinkedIn Adapter to create an integration with a LinkedIn application.These recipes enable you to use basic LinkedIn services in an integration within Oracle Integration on behalf of an authenticated user.
You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Oracle Facebook Connection Security Security Policy: FaceBook OAuth Authorization Code Credentials.Client Id: The App ID of your Facebook application.Client Secret: The App Secret of your Facebook application.Scope: The necessary scope parameters for the recipe.For more details, see Create a Facebook Adapter Connection in Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle IntegrationAppendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-231Interact with LinkedIn Use these recipes to get user profiles and to share content on LinkedIn.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle LinkedIn Get User Lite Profile Oracle LinkedIn Share Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview The LinkedIn recipes use the REST Adapter and the LinkedIn Adapter to create an integration with a LinkedIn application.These recipes enable you to use basic LinkedIn services in an integration within Oracle Integration on behalf of an authenticated user.You can get the user's lite (basic) LinkedIn profile and share content on LinkedIn.
Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Oracle Facebook Connection Security Security Policy: FaceBook OAuth Authorization Code Credentials.Client Id: The App ID of your Facebook application.Client Secret: The App Secret of your Facebook application.Scope: The necessary scope parameters for the recipe.For more details, see Create a Facebook Adapter Connection in Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle IntegrationAppendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-231Interact with LinkedIn Use these recipes to get user profiles and to share content on LinkedIn.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle LinkedIn Get User Lite Profile Oracle LinkedIn Share Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview The LinkedIn recipes use the REST Adapter and the LinkedIn Adapter to create an integration with a LinkedIn application.These recipes enable you to use basic LinkedIn services in an integration within Oracle Integration on behalf of an authenticated user.You can get the user's lite (basic) LinkedIn profile and share content on LinkedIn.Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Get User Lite Profile Retrieves the lite profile of the current LinkedIn user.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.
Test and save the connection.Oracle Facebook Connection Security Security Policy: FaceBook OAuth Authorization Code Credentials.Client Id: The App ID of your Facebook application.Client Secret: The App Secret of your Facebook application.Scope: The necessary scope parameters for the recipe.For more details, see Create a Facebook Adapter Connection in Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle IntegrationAppendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-231Interact with LinkedIn Use these recipes to get user profiles and to share content on LinkedIn.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle LinkedIn Get User Lite Profile Oracle LinkedIn Share Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview The LinkedIn recipes use the REST Adapter and the LinkedIn Adapter to create an integration with a LinkedIn application.These recipes enable you to use basic LinkedIn services in an integration within Oracle Integration on behalf of an authenticated user.You can get the user's lite (basic) LinkedIn profile and share content on LinkedIn.Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Get User Lite Profile Retrieves the lite profile of the current LinkedIn user.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Share Message Uses the LinkedIn Shares API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.
Oracle Facebook Connection Security Security Policy: FaceBook OAuth Authorization Code Credentials.Client Id: The App ID of your Facebook application.Client Secret: The App Secret of your Facebook application.Scope: The necessary scope parameters for the recipe.For more details, see Create a Facebook Adapter Connection in Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle IntegrationAppendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-231Interact with LinkedIn Use these recipes to get user profiles and to share content on LinkedIn.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle LinkedIn Get User Lite Profile Oracle LinkedIn Share Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview The LinkedIn recipes use the REST Adapter and the LinkedIn Adapter to create an integration with a LinkedIn application.These recipes enable you to use basic LinkedIn services in an integration within Oracle Integration on behalf of an authenticated user.You can get the user's lite (basic) LinkedIn profile and share content on LinkedIn.Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Get User Lite Profile Retrieves the lite profile of the current LinkedIn user.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Share Message Uses the LinkedIn Shares API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: LinkedIn still supports the Shares API, but plans to deprecate it in the near future.
Client Id: The App ID of your Facebook application.Client Secret: The App Secret of your Facebook application.Scope: The necessary scope parameters for the recipe.For more details, see Create a Facebook Adapter Connection in Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle IntegrationAppendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-231Interact with LinkedIn Use these recipes to get user profiles and to share content on LinkedIn.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle LinkedIn Get User Lite Profile Oracle LinkedIn Share Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview The LinkedIn recipes use the REST Adapter and the LinkedIn Adapter to create an integration with a LinkedIn application.These recipes enable you to use basic LinkedIn services in an integration within Oracle Integration on behalf of an authenticated user.You can get the user's lite (basic) LinkedIn profile and share content on LinkedIn.Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Get User Lite Profile Retrieves the lite profile of the current LinkedIn user.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Share Message Uses the LinkedIn Shares API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: LinkedIn still supports the Shares API, but plans to deprecate it in the near future.Also, the Share API doesn't support video.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "content": { "title": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" }, "distribution": { "linkedInDistributionTarget": {} }, "owner": "<your_linkedIn_account_urn>", "subject": "Test Oracle LinkedIn - Share 005", "text": { "text": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-232Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Share User Generated ContentUses the LinkedIn User Generated Content (UGC) Posts API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.
Client Secret: The App Secret of your Facebook application.Scope: The necessary scope parameters for the recipe.For more details, see Create a Facebook Adapter Connection in Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle IntegrationAppendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-231Interact with LinkedIn Use these recipes to get user profiles and to share content on LinkedIn.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle LinkedIn Get User Lite Profile Oracle LinkedIn Share Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview The LinkedIn recipes use the REST Adapter and the LinkedIn Adapter to create an integration with a LinkedIn application.These recipes enable you to use basic LinkedIn services in an integration within Oracle Integration on behalf of an authenticated user.You can get the user's lite (basic) LinkedIn profile and share content on LinkedIn.Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Get User Lite Profile Retrieves the lite profile of the current LinkedIn user.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Share Message Uses the LinkedIn Shares API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: LinkedIn still supports the Shares API, but plans to deprecate it in the near future.Also, the Share API doesn't support video.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "content": { "title": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" }, "distribution": { "linkedInDistributionTarget": {} }, "owner": "<your_linkedIn_account_urn>", "subject": "Test Oracle LinkedIn - Share 005", "text": { "text": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-232Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Share User Generated ContentUses the LinkedIn User Generated Content (UGC) Posts API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: UGC Posts is LinkedIns next generation of share experience encompassing video posts, share posts, and more.
Scope: The necessary scope parameters for the recipe.For more details, see Create a Facebook Adapter Connection in Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle IntegrationAppendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-231Interact with LinkedIn Use these recipes to get user profiles and to share content on LinkedIn.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle LinkedIn Get User Lite Profile Oracle LinkedIn Share Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview The LinkedIn recipes use the REST Adapter and the LinkedIn Adapter to create an integration with a LinkedIn application.These recipes enable you to use basic LinkedIn services in an integration within Oracle Integration on behalf of an authenticated user.You can get the user's lite (basic) LinkedIn profile and share content on LinkedIn.Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Get User Lite Profile Retrieves the lite profile of the current LinkedIn user.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Share Message Uses the LinkedIn Shares API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: LinkedIn still supports the Shares API, but plans to deprecate it in the near future.Also, the Share API doesn't support video.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "content": { "title": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" }, "distribution": { "linkedInDistributionTarget": {} }, "owner": "<your_linkedIn_account_urn>", "subject": "Test Oracle LinkedIn - Share 005", "text": { "text": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-232Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Share User Generated ContentUses the LinkedIn User Generated Content (UGC) Posts API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: UGC Posts is LinkedIns next generation of share experience encompassing video posts, share posts, and more.UGC Posts will eventually replace the Shares API.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "author" : "<your_LinkedIn_account_urn>", "lifecycleState" : "PUBLISHED", "specificContent" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.ShareContent" : { "shareCommentary" : { "text" : "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content" }, "shareMediaCategory" : "NONE" } }, "visibility" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.MemberNetwork Visibility" : "PUBLIC" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the LinkedIn recipes, you must satisfy the following prerequisites for creating a connection: Access the LinkedIn developer console, and then create and register an application.
For more details, see Create a Facebook Adapter Connection in Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle IntegrationAppendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-231Interact with LinkedIn Use these recipes to get user profiles and to share content on LinkedIn.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle LinkedIn Get User Lite Profile Oracle LinkedIn Share Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview The LinkedIn recipes use the REST Adapter and the LinkedIn Adapter to create an integration with a LinkedIn application.These recipes enable you to use basic LinkedIn services in an integration within Oracle Integration on behalf of an authenticated user.You can get the user's lite (basic) LinkedIn profile and share content on LinkedIn.Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Get User Lite Profile Retrieves the lite profile of the current LinkedIn user.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Share Message Uses the LinkedIn Shares API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: LinkedIn still supports the Shares API, but plans to deprecate it in the near future.Also, the Share API doesn't support video.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "content": { "title": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" }, "distribution": { "linkedInDistributionTarget": {} }, "owner": "<your_linkedIn_account_urn>", "subject": "Test Oracle LinkedIn - Share 005", "text": { "text": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-232Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Share User Generated ContentUses the LinkedIn User Generated Content (UGC) Posts API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: UGC Posts is LinkedIns next generation of share experience encompassing video posts, share posts, and more.UGC Posts will eventually replace the Shares API.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "author" : "<your_LinkedIn_account_urn>", "lifecycleState" : "PUBLISHED", "specificContent" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.ShareContent" : { "shareCommentary" : { "text" : "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content" }, "shareMediaCategory" : "NONE" } }, "visibility" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.MemberNetwork Visibility" : "PUBLIC" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the LinkedIn recipes, you must satisfy the following prerequisites for creating a connection: Access the LinkedIn developer console, and then create and register an application.When you register an application, LinkedIn provides a client ID and a client secret.
Related Documentation Using the Facebook Adapter with Oracle IntegrationAppendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-231Interact with LinkedIn Use these recipes to get user profiles and to share content on LinkedIn.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle LinkedIn Get User Lite Profile Oracle LinkedIn Share Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview The LinkedIn recipes use the REST Adapter and the LinkedIn Adapter to create an integration with a LinkedIn application.These recipes enable you to use basic LinkedIn services in an integration within Oracle Integration on behalf of an authenticated user.You can get the user's lite (basic) LinkedIn profile and share content on LinkedIn.Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Get User Lite Profile Retrieves the lite profile of the current LinkedIn user.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Share Message Uses the LinkedIn Shares API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: LinkedIn still supports the Shares API, but plans to deprecate it in the near future.Also, the Share API doesn't support video.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "content": { "title": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" }, "distribution": { "linkedInDistributionTarget": {} }, "owner": "<your_linkedIn_account_urn>", "subject": "Test Oracle LinkedIn - Share 005", "text": { "text": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-232Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Share User Generated ContentUses the LinkedIn User Generated Content (UGC) Posts API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: UGC Posts is LinkedIns next generation of share experience encompassing video posts, share posts, and more.UGC Posts will eventually replace the Shares API.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "author" : "<your_LinkedIn_account_urn>", "lifecycleState" : "PUBLISHED", "specificContent" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.ShareContent" : { "shareCommentary" : { "text" : "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content" }, "shareMediaCategory" : "NONE" } }, "visibility" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.MemberNetwork Visibility" : "PUBLIC" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the LinkedIn recipes, you must satisfy the following prerequisites for creating a connection: Access the LinkedIn developer console, and then create and register an application.When you register an application, LinkedIn provides a client ID and a client secret.The client ID and client secret are application-specific and are different for every application.
Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle LinkedIn Get User Lite Profile Oracle LinkedIn Share Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview The LinkedIn recipes use the REST Adapter and the LinkedIn Adapter to create an integration with a LinkedIn application.These recipes enable you to use basic LinkedIn services in an integration within Oracle Integration on behalf of an authenticated user.You can get the user's lite (basic) LinkedIn profile and share content on LinkedIn.Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Get User Lite Profile Retrieves the lite profile of the current LinkedIn user.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Share Message Uses the LinkedIn Shares API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: LinkedIn still supports the Shares API, but plans to deprecate it in the near future.Also, the Share API doesn't support video.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "content": { "title": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" }, "distribution": { "linkedInDistributionTarget": {} }, "owner": "<your_linkedIn_account_urn>", "subject": "Test Oracle LinkedIn - Share 005", "text": { "text": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-232Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Share User Generated ContentUses the LinkedIn User Generated Content (UGC) Posts API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: UGC Posts is LinkedIns next generation of share experience encompassing video posts, share posts, and more.UGC Posts will eventually replace the Shares API.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "author" : "<your_LinkedIn_account_urn>", "lifecycleState" : "PUBLISHED", "specificContent" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.ShareContent" : { "shareCommentary" : { "text" : "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content" }, "shareMediaCategory" : "NONE" } }, "visibility" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.MemberNetwork Visibility" : "PUBLIC" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the LinkedIn recipes, you must satisfy the following prerequisites for creating a connection: Access the LinkedIn developer console, and then create and register an application.When you register an application, LinkedIn provides a client ID and a client secret.The client ID and client secret are application-specific and are different for every application.You'll need these values when you configure the connection.
These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview The LinkedIn recipes use the REST Adapter and the LinkedIn Adapter to create an integration with a LinkedIn application.These recipes enable you to use basic LinkedIn services in an integration within Oracle Integration on behalf of an authenticated user.You can get the user's lite (basic) LinkedIn profile and share content on LinkedIn.Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Get User Lite Profile Retrieves the lite profile of the current LinkedIn user.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Share Message Uses the LinkedIn Shares API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: LinkedIn still supports the Shares API, but plans to deprecate it in the near future.Also, the Share API doesn't support video.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "content": { "title": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" }, "distribution": { "linkedInDistributionTarget": {} }, "owner": "<your_linkedIn_account_urn>", "subject": "Test Oracle LinkedIn - Share 005", "text": { "text": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-232Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Share User Generated ContentUses the LinkedIn User Generated Content (UGC) Posts API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: UGC Posts is LinkedIns next generation of share experience encompassing video posts, share posts, and more.UGC Posts will eventually replace the Shares API.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "author" : "<your_LinkedIn_account_urn>", "lifecycleState" : "PUBLISHED", "specificContent" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.ShareContent" : { "shareCommentary" : { "text" : "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content" }, "shareMediaCategory" : "NONE" } }, "visibility" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.MemberNetwork Visibility" : "PUBLIC" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the LinkedIn recipes, you must satisfy the following prerequisites for creating a connection: Access the LinkedIn developer console, and then create and register an application.When you register an application, LinkedIn provides a client ID and a client secret.The client ID and client secret are application-specific and are different for every application.You'll need these values when you configure the connection.Ensure that you have the credentials required to provide consent for access to the users LinkedIn profile.
No support is provided for these recipes.Overview The LinkedIn recipes use the REST Adapter and the LinkedIn Adapter to create an integration with a LinkedIn application.These recipes enable you to use basic LinkedIn services in an integration within Oracle Integration on behalf of an authenticated user.You can get the user's lite (basic) LinkedIn profile and share content on LinkedIn.Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Get User Lite Profile Retrieves the lite profile of the current LinkedIn user.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Share Message Uses the LinkedIn Shares API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: LinkedIn still supports the Shares API, but plans to deprecate it in the near future.Also, the Share API doesn't support video.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "content": { "title": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" }, "distribution": { "linkedInDistributionTarget": {} }, "owner": "<your_linkedIn_account_urn>", "subject": "Test Oracle LinkedIn - Share 005", "text": { "text": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-232Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Share User Generated ContentUses the LinkedIn User Generated Content (UGC) Posts API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: UGC Posts is LinkedIns next generation of share experience encompassing video posts, share posts, and more.UGC Posts will eventually replace the Shares API.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "author" : "<your_LinkedIn_account_urn>", "lifecycleState" : "PUBLISHED", "specificContent" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.ShareContent" : { "shareCommentary" : { "text" : "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content" }, "shareMediaCategory" : "NONE" } }, "visibility" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.MemberNetwork Visibility" : "PUBLIC" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the LinkedIn recipes, you must satisfy the following prerequisites for creating a connection: Access the LinkedIn developer console, and then create and register an application.When you register an application, LinkedIn provides a client ID and a client secret.The client ID and client secret are application-specific and are different for every application.You'll need these values when you configure the connection.Ensure that you have the credentials required to provide consent for access to the users LinkedIn profile.Know the scope of the access request.
Overview The LinkedIn recipes use the REST Adapter and the LinkedIn Adapter to create an integration with a LinkedIn application.These recipes enable you to use basic LinkedIn services in an integration within Oracle Integration on behalf of an authenticated user.You can get the user's lite (basic) LinkedIn profile and share content on LinkedIn.Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Get User Lite Profile Retrieves the lite profile of the current LinkedIn user.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Share Message Uses the LinkedIn Shares API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: LinkedIn still supports the Shares API, but plans to deprecate it in the near future.Also, the Share API doesn't support video.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "content": { "title": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" }, "distribution": { "linkedInDistributionTarget": {} }, "owner": "<your_linkedIn_account_urn>", "subject": "Test Oracle LinkedIn - Share 005", "text": { "text": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-232Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Share User Generated ContentUses the LinkedIn User Generated Content (UGC) Posts API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: UGC Posts is LinkedIns next generation of share experience encompassing video posts, share posts, and more.UGC Posts will eventually replace the Shares API.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "author" : "<your_LinkedIn_account_urn>", "lifecycleState" : "PUBLISHED", "specificContent" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.ShareContent" : { "shareCommentary" : { "text" : "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content" }, "shareMediaCategory" : "NONE" } }, "visibility" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.MemberNetwork Visibility" : "PUBLIC" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the LinkedIn recipes, you must satisfy the following prerequisites for creating a connection: Access the LinkedIn developer console, and then create and register an application.When you register an application, LinkedIn provides a client ID and a client secret.The client ID and client secret are application-specific and are different for every application.You'll need these values when you configure the connection.Ensure that you have the credentials required to provide consent for access to the users LinkedIn profile.Know the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need.
These recipes enable you to use basic LinkedIn services in an integration within Oracle Integration on behalf of an authenticated user.You can get the user's lite (basic) LinkedIn profile and share content on LinkedIn.Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Get User Lite Profile Retrieves the lite profile of the current LinkedIn user.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Share Message Uses the LinkedIn Shares API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: LinkedIn still supports the Shares API, but plans to deprecate it in the near future.Also, the Share API doesn't support video.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "content": { "title": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" }, "distribution": { "linkedInDistributionTarget": {} }, "owner": "<your_linkedIn_account_urn>", "subject": "Test Oracle LinkedIn - Share 005", "text": { "text": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-232Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Share User Generated ContentUses the LinkedIn User Generated Content (UGC) Posts API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: UGC Posts is LinkedIns next generation of share experience encompassing video posts, share posts, and more.UGC Posts will eventually replace the Shares API.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "author" : "<your_LinkedIn_account_urn>", "lifecycleState" : "PUBLISHED", "specificContent" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.ShareContent" : { "shareCommentary" : { "text" : "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content" }, "shareMediaCategory" : "NONE" } }, "visibility" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.MemberNetwork Visibility" : "PUBLIC" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the LinkedIn recipes, you must satisfy the following prerequisites for creating a connection: Access the LinkedIn developer console, and then create and register an application.When you register an application, LinkedIn provides a client ID and a client secret.The client ID and client secret are application-specific and are different for every application.You'll need these values when you configure the connection.Ensure that you have the credentials required to provide consent for access to the users LinkedIn profile.Know the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need.For example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social .
You can get the user's lite (basic) LinkedIn profile and share content on LinkedIn.Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Get User Lite Profile Retrieves the lite profile of the current LinkedIn user.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Share Message Uses the LinkedIn Shares API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: LinkedIn still supports the Shares API, but plans to deprecate it in the near future.Also, the Share API doesn't support video.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "content": { "title": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" }, "distribution": { "linkedInDistributionTarget": {} }, "owner": "<your_linkedIn_account_urn>", "subject": "Test Oracle LinkedIn - Share 005", "text": { "text": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-232Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Share User Generated ContentUses the LinkedIn User Generated Content (UGC) Posts API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: UGC Posts is LinkedIns next generation of share experience encompassing video posts, share posts, and more.UGC Posts will eventually replace the Shares API.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "author" : "<your_LinkedIn_account_urn>", "lifecycleState" : "PUBLISHED", "specificContent" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.ShareContent" : { "shareCommentary" : { "text" : "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content" }, "shareMediaCategory" : "NONE" } }, "visibility" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.MemberNetwork Visibility" : "PUBLIC" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the LinkedIn recipes, you must satisfy the following prerequisites for creating a connection: Access the LinkedIn developer console, and then create and register an application.When you register an application, LinkedIn provides a client ID and a client secret.The client ID and client secret are application-specific and are different for every application.You'll need these values when you configure the connection.Ensure that you have the credentials required to provide consent for access to the users LinkedIn profile.Know the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need.For example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social .See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-233Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .
Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Get User Lite Profile Retrieves the lite profile of the current LinkedIn user.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Share Message Uses the LinkedIn Shares API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: LinkedIn still supports the Shares API, but plans to deprecate it in the near future.Also, the Share API doesn't support video.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "content": { "title": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" }, "distribution": { "linkedInDistributionTarget": {} }, "owner": "<your_linkedIn_account_urn>", "subject": "Test Oracle LinkedIn - Share 005", "text": { "text": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-232Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Share User Generated ContentUses the LinkedIn User Generated Content (UGC) Posts API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: UGC Posts is LinkedIns next generation of share experience encompassing video posts, share posts, and more.UGC Posts will eventually replace the Shares API.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "author" : "<your_LinkedIn_account_urn>", "lifecycleState" : "PUBLISHED", "specificContent" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.ShareContent" : { "shareCommentary" : { "text" : "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content" }, "shareMediaCategory" : "NONE" } }, "visibility" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.MemberNetwork Visibility" : "PUBLIC" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the LinkedIn recipes, you must satisfy the following prerequisites for creating a connection: Access the LinkedIn developer console, and then create and register an application.When you register an application, LinkedIn provides a client ID and a client secret.The client ID and client secret are application-specific and are different for every application.You'll need these values when you configure the connection.Ensure that you have the credentials required to provide consent for access to the users LinkedIn profile.Know the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need.For example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social .See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-233Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .To use the collection of LinkedIn recipes, you must configure the Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection and the Oracle LinkedIn Connection.
Share Message Uses the LinkedIn Shares API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: LinkedIn still supports the Shares API, but plans to deprecate it in the near future.Also, the Share API doesn't support video.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "content": { "title": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" }, "distribution": { "linkedInDistributionTarget": {} }, "owner": "<your_linkedIn_account_urn>", "subject": "Test Oracle LinkedIn - Share 005", "text": { "text": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-232Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Share User Generated ContentUses the LinkedIn User Generated Content (UGC) Posts API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: UGC Posts is LinkedIns next generation of share experience encompassing video posts, share posts, and more.UGC Posts will eventually replace the Shares API.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "author" : "<your_LinkedIn_account_urn>", "lifecycleState" : "PUBLISHED", "specificContent" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.ShareContent" : { "shareCommentary" : { "text" : "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content" }, "shareMediaCategory" : "NONE" } }, "visibility" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.MemberNetwork Visibility" : "PUBLIC" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the LinkedIn recipes, you must satisfy the following prerequisites for creating a connection: Access the LinkedIn developer console, and then create and register an application.When you register an application, LinkedIn provides a client ID and a client secret.The client ID and client secret are application-specific and are different for every application.You'll need these values when you configure the connection.Ensure that you have the credentials required to provide consent for access to the users LinkedIn profile.Know the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need.For example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social .See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-233Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .To use the collection of LinkedIn recipes, you must configure the Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection and the Oracle LinkedIn Connection.You only need to configure these connections once.
Note: LinkedIn still supports the Shares API, but plans to deprecate it in the near future.Also, the Share API doesn't support video.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "content": { "title": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" }, "distribution": { "linkedInDistributionTarget": {} }, "owner": "<your_linkedIn_account_urn>", "subject": "Test Oracle LinkedIn - Share 005", "text": { "text": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-232Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Share User Generated ContentUses the LinkedIn User Generated Content (UGC) Posts API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: UGC Posts is LinkedIns next generation of share experience encompassing video posts, share posts, and more.UGC Posts will eventually replace the Shares API.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "author" : "<your_LinkedIn_account_urn>", "lifecycleState" : "PUBLISHED", "specificContent" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.ShareContent" : { "shareCommentary" : { "text" : "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content" }, "shareMediaCategory" : "NONE" } }, "visibility" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.MemberNetwork Visibility" : "PUBLIC" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the LinkedIn recipes, you must satisfy the following prerequisites for creating a connection: Access the LinkedIn developer console, and then create and register an application.When you register an application, LinkedIn provides a client ID and a client secret.The client ID and client secret are application-specific and are different for every application.You'll need these values when you configure the connection.Ensure that you have the credentials required to provide consent for access to the users LinkedIn profile.Know the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need.For example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social .See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-233Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .To use the collection of LinkedIn recipes, you must configure the Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection and the Oracle LinkedIn Connection.You only need to configure these connections once.All LinkedIn recipes use the same two connections.
Also, the Share API doesn't support video.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "content": { "title": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" }, "distribution": { "linkedInDistributionTarget": {} }, "owner": "<your_linkedIn_account_urn>", "subject": "Test Oracle LinkedIn - Share 005", "text": { "text": "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share message" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-232Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Share User Generated ContentUses the LinkedIn User Generated Content (UGC) Posts API to post a message to the account of the current LinkedIn user.Note: UGC Posts is LinkedIns next generation of share experience encompassing video posts, share posts, and more.UGC Posts will eventually replace the Shares API.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "author" : "<your_LinkedIn_account_urn>", "lifecycleState" : "PUBLISHED", "specificContent" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.ShareContent" : { "shareCommentary" : { "text" : "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content" }, "shareMediaCategory" : "NONE" } }, "visibility" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.MemberNetwork Visibility" : "PUBLIC" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the LinkedIn recipes, you must satisfy the following prerequisites for creating a connection: Access the LinkedIn developer console, and then create and register an application.When you register an application, LinkedIn provides a client ID and a client secret.The client ID and client secret are application-specific and are different for every application.You'll need these values when you configure the connection.Ensure that you have the credentials required to provide consent for access to the users LinkedIn profile.Know the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need.For example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social .See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-233Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .To use the collection of LinkedIn recipes, you must configure the Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection and the Oracle LinkedIn Connection.You only need to configure these connections once.All LinkedIn recipes use the same two connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.
Note: UGC Posts is LinkedIns next generation of share experience encompassing video posts, share posts, and more.UGC Posts will eventually replace the Shares API.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "author" : "<your_LinkedIn_account_urn>", "lifecycleState" : "PUBLISHED", "specificContent" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.ShareContent" : { "shareCommentary" : { "text" : "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content" }, "shareMediaCategory" : "NONE" } }, "visibility" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.MemberNetwork Visibility" : "PUBLIC" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the LinkedIn recipes, you must satisfy the following prerequisites for creating a connection: Access the LinkedIn developer console, and then create and register an application.When you register an application, LinkedIn provides a client ID and a client secret.The client ID and client secret are application-specific and are different for every application.You'll need these values when you configure the connection.Ensure that you have the credentials required to provide consent for access to the users LinkedIn profile.Know the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need.For example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social .See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-233Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .To use the collection of LinkedIn recipes, you must configure the Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection and the Oracle LinkedIn Connection.You only need to configure these connections once.All LinkedIn recipes use the same two connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection Type: REST API Base URLConnection URL: https:// oracle_integration_server name :443 Security Policy: No security policy Oracle LinkedIn Connection The security policy grants you authorization access to the resources of the LinkedIn application.
UGC Posts will eventually replace the Shares API.Provide the following sample payload in the request message: { "author" : "<your_LinkedIn_account_urn>", "lifecycleState" : "PUBLISHED", "specificContent" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.ShareContent" : { "shareCommentary" : { "text" : "Test Oracle LinkedIn Share User Content" }, "shareMediaCategory" : "NONE" } }, "visibility" : { "com.linkedin.ugc.MemberNetwork Visibility" : "PUBLIC" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the LinkedIn recipes, you must satisfy the following prerequisites for creating a connection: Access the LinkedIn developer console, and then create and register an application.When you register an application, LinkedIn provides a client ID and a client secret.The client ID and client secret are application-specific and are different for every application.You'll need these values when you configure the connection.Ensure that you have the credentials required to provide consent for access to the users LinkedIn profile.Know the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need.For example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social .See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-233Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .To use the collection of LinkedIn recipes, you must configure the Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection and the Oracle LinkedIn Connection.You only need to configure these connections once.All LinkedIn recipes use the same two connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection Type: REST API Base URLConnection URL: https:// oracle_integration_server name :443 Security Policy: No security policy Oracle LinkedIn Connection The security policy grants you authorization access to the resources of the LinkedIn application.Configure the security for your LinkedIn connection by specifying the following parameters: Security Policy: Custom Security Policy Client ID: Enter the client ID that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.
When you register an application, LinkedIn provides a client ID and a client secret.The client ID and client secret are application-specific and are different for every application.You'll need these values when you configure the connection.Ensure that you have the credentials required to provide consent for access to the users LinkedIn profile.Know the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need.For example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social .See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-233Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .To use the collection of LinkedIn recipes, you must configure the Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection and the Oracle LinkedIn Connection.You only need to configure these connections once.All LinkedIn recipes use the same two connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection Type: REST API Base URLConnection URL: https:// oracle_integration_server name :443 Security Policy: No security policy Oracle LinkedIn Connection The security policy grants you authorization access to the resources of the LinkedIn application.Configure the security for your LinkedIn connection by specifying the following parameters: Security Policy: Custom Security Policy Client ID: Enter the client ID that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Client Secret: Enter the client secret that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.
The client ID and client secret are application-specific and are different for every application.You'll need these values when you configure the connection.Ensure that you have the credentials required to provide consent for access to the users LinkedIn profile.Know the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need.For example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social .See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-233Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .To use the collection of LinkedIn recipes, you must configure the Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection and the Oracle LinkedIn Connection.You only need to configure these connections once.All LinkedIn recipes use the same two connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection Type: REST API Base URLConnection URL: https:// oracle_integration_server name :443 Security Policy: No security policy Oracle LinkedIn Connection The security policy grants you authorization access to the resources of the LinkedIn application.Configure the security for your LinkedIn connection by specifying the following parameters: Security Policy: Custom Security Policy Client ID: Enter the client ID that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Client Secret: Enter the client secret that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Scope: Define the scope of the access request.
You'll need these values when you configure the connection.Ensure that you have the credentials required to provide consent for access to the users LinkedIn profile.Know the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need.For example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social .See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-233Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .To use the collection of LinkedIn recipes, you must configure the Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection and the Oracle LinkedIn Connection.You only need to configure these connections once.All LinkedIn recipes use the same two connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection Type: REST API Base URLConnection URL: https:// oracle_integration_server name :443 Security Policy: No security policy Oracle LinkedIn Connection The security policy grants you authorization access to the resources of the LinkedIn application.Configure the security for your LinkedIn connection by specifying the following parameters: Security Policy: Custom Security Policy Client ID: Enter the client ID that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Client Secret: Enter the client secret that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Scope: Define the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need, for example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social Click Provide Consent and enter the email address and password to authorize the application's access to the LinkedIn profile.
Ensure that you have the credentials required to provide consent for access to the users LinkedIn profile.Know the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need.For example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social .See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-233Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .To use the collection of LinkedIn recipes, you must configure the Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection and the Oracle LinkedIn Connection.You only need to configure these connections once.All LinkedIn recipes use the same two connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection Type: REST API Base URLConnection URL: https:// oracle_integration_server name :443 Security Policy: No security policy Oracle LinkedIn Connection The security policy grants you authorization access to the resources of the LinkedIn application.Configure the security for your LinkedIn connection by specifying the following parameters: Security Policy: Custom Security Policy Client ID: Enter the client ID that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Client Secret: Enter the client secret that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Scope: Define the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need, for example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social Click Provide Consent and enter the email address and password to authorize the application's access to the LinkedIn profile.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .. Related Documentation Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Slack Use these recipes to create a channel for communication on the Slack application and post a message to a specific Slack channel, respectively.
Know the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need.For example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social .See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-233Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .To use the collection of LinkedIn recipes, you must configure the Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection and the Oracle LinkedIn Connection.You only need to configure these connections once.All LinkedIn recipes use the same two connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection Type: REST API Base URLConnection URL: https:// oracle_integration_server name :443 Security Policy: No security policy Oracle LinkedIn Connection The security policy grants you authorization access to the resources of the LinkedIn application.Configure the security for your LinkedIn connection by specifying the following parameters: Security Policy: Custom Security Policy Client ID: Enter the client ID that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Client Secret: Enter the client secret that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Scope: Define the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need, for example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social Click Provide Consent and enter the email address and password to authorize the application's access to the LinkedIn profile.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .. Related Documentation Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Slack Use these recipes to create a channel for communication on the Slack application and post a message to a specific Slack channel, respectively.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: REST Slack \| Create Channel REST Slack \| Post Message Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.
Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need.For example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social .See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-233Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .To use the collection of LinkedIn recipes, you must configure the Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection and the Oracle LinkedIn Connection.You only need to configure these connections once.All LinkedIn recipes use the same two connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection Type: REST API Base URLConnection URL: https:// oracle_integration_server name :443 Security Policy: No security policy Oracle LinkedIn Connection The security policy grants you authorization access to the resources of the LinkedIn application.Configure the security for your LinkedIn connection by specifying the following parameters: Security Policy: Custom Security Policy Client ID: Enter the client ID that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Client Secret: Enter the client secret that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Scope: Define the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need, for example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social Click Provide Consent and enter the email address and password to authorize the application's access to the LinkedIn profile.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .. Related Documentation Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Slack Use these recipes to create a channel for communication on the Slack application and post a message to a specific Slack channel, respectively.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: REST Slack \| Create Channel REST Slack \| Post Message Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.
For example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social .See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-233Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .To use the collection of LinkedIn recipes, you must configure the Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection and the Oracle LinkedIn Connection.You only need to configure these connections once.All LinkedIn recipes use the same two connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection Type: REST API Base URLConnection URL: https:// oracle_integration_server name :443 Security Policy: No security policy Oracle LinkedIn Connection The security policy grants you authorization access to the resources of the LinkedIn application.Configure the security for your LinkedIn connection by specifying the following parameters: Security Policy: Custom Security Policy Client ID: Enter the client ID that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Client Secret: Enter the client secret that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Scope: Define the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need, for example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social Click Provide Consent and enter the email address and password to authorize the application's access to the LinkedIn profile.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .. Related Documentation Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Slack Use these recipes to create a channel for communication on the Slack application and post a message to a specific Slack channel, respectively.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: REST Slack \| Create Channel REST Slack \| Post Message Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-234Overview Using the Slack recipes, you can: Create a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.
See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-233Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .To use the collection of LinkedIn recipes, you must configure the Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection and the Oracle LinkedIn Connection.You only need to configure these connections once.All LinkedIn recipes use the same two connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection Type: REST API Base URLConnection URL: https:// oracle_integration_server name :443 Security Policy: No security policy Oracle LinkedIn Connection The security policy grants you authorization access to the resources of the LinkedIn application.Configure the security for your LinkedIn connection by specifying the following parameters: Security Policy: Custom Security Policy Client ID: Enter the client ID that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Client Secret: Enter the client secret that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Scope: Define the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need, for example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social Click Provide Consent and enter the email address and password to authorize the application's access to the LinkedIn profile.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .. Related Documentation Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Slack Use these recipes to create a channel for communication on the Slack application and post a message to a specific Slack channel, respectively.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: REST Slack \| Create Channel REST Slack \| Post Message Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-234Overview Using the Slack recipes, you can: Create a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.Post a message to a public or private Slack channel.
To use the collection of LinkedIn recipes, you must configure the Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection and the Oracle LinkedIn Connection.You only need to configure these connections once.All LinkedIn recipes use the same two connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection Type: REST API Base URLConnection URL: https:// oracle_integration_server name :443 Security Policy: No security policy Oracle LinkedIn Connection The security policy grants you authorization access to the resources of the LinkedIn application.Configure the security for your LinkedIn connection by specifying the following parameters: Security Policy: Custom Security Policy Client ID: Enter the client ID that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Client Secret: Enter the client secret that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Scope: Define the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need, for example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social Click Provide Consent and enter the email address and password to authorize the application's access to the LinkedIn profile.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .. Related Documentation Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Slack Use these recipes to create a channel for communication on the Slack application and post a message to a specific Slack channel, respectively.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: REST Slack \| Create Channel REST Slack \| Post Message Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-234Overview Using the Slack recipes, you can: Create a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.Post a message to a public or private Slack channel.To run the Slack recipes, you must configure the Oracle Slack Connection with the details necessary to access the Slack application.
You only need to configure these connections once.All LinkedIn recipes use the same two connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection Type: REST API Base URLConnection URL: https:// oracle_integration_server name :443 Security Policy: No security policy Oracle LinkedIn Connection The security policy grants you authorization access to the resources of the LinkedIn application.Configure the security for your LinkedIn connection by specifying the following parameters: Security Policy: Custom Security Policy Client ID: Enter the client ID that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Client Secret: Enter the client secret that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Scope: Define the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need, for example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social Click Provide Consent and enter the email address and password to authorize the application's access to the LinkedIn profile.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .. Related Documentation Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Slack Use these recipes to create a channel for communication on the Slack application and post a message to a specific Slack channel, respectively.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: REST Slack \| Create Channel REST Slack \| Post Message Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-234Overview Using the Slack recipes, you can: Create a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.Post a message to a public or private Slack channel.To run the Slack recipes, you must configure the Oracle Slack Connection with the details necessary to access the Slack application.You can then trigger the recipes through a REST request and supply the necessary request payload.
All LinkedIn recipes use the same two connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection Type: REST API Base URLConnection URL: https:// oracle_integration_server name :443 Security Policy: No security policy Oracle LinkedIn Connection The security policy grants you authorization access to the resources of the LinkedIn application.Configure the security for your LinkedIn connection by specifying the following parameters: Security Policy: Custom Security Policy Client ID: Enter the client ID that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Client Secret: Enter the client secret that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Scope: Define the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need, for example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social Click Provide Consent and enter the email address and password to authorize the application's access to the LinkedIn profile.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .. Related Documentation Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Slack Use these recipes to create a channel for communication on the Slack application and post a message to a specific Slack channel, respectively.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: REST Slack \| Create Channel REST Slack \| Post Message Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-234Overview Using the Slack recipes, you can: Create a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.Post a message to a public or private Slack channel.To run the Slack recipes, you must configure the Oracle Slack Connection with the details necessary to access the Slack application.You can then trigger the recipes through a REST request and supply the necessary request payload.For the REST Slack \| Create Channel recipe, you must supply the name and type for the new channel you want to create as the payload.
You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection Type: REST API Base URLConnection URL: https:// oracle_integration_server name :443 Security Policy: No security policy Oracle LinkedIn Connection The security policy grants you authorization access to the resources of the LinkedIn application.Configure the security for your LinkedIn connection by specifying the following parameters: Security Policy: Custom Security Policy Client ID: Enter the client ID that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Client Secret: Enter the client secret that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Scope: Define the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need, for example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social Click Provide Consent and enter the email address and password to authorize the application's access to the LinkedIn profile.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .. Related Documentation Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Slack Use these recipes to create a channel for communication on the Slack application and post a message to a specific Slack channel, respectively.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: REST Slack \| Create Channel REST Slack \| Post Message Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-234Overview Using the Slack recipes, you can: Create a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.Post a message to a public or private Slack channel.To run the Slack recipes, you must configure the Oracle Slack Connection with the details necessary to access the Slack application.You can then trigger the recipes through a REST request and supply the necessary request payload.For the REST Slack \| Create Channel recipe, you must supply the name and type for the new channel you want to create as the payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it creates the channel as specified in your Slack workspace.
Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST LinkedIn Connection Type: REST API Base URLConnection URL: https:// oracle_integration_server name :443 Security Policy: No security policy Oracle LinkedIn Connection The security policy grants you authorization access to the resources of the LinkedIn application.Configure the security for your LinkedIn connection by specifying the following parameters: Security Policy: Custom Security Policy Client ID: Enter the client ID that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Client Secret: Enter the client secret that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Scope: Define the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need, for example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social Click Provide Consent and enter the email address and password to authorize the application's access to the LinkedIn profile.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .. Related Documentation Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Slack Use these recipes to create a channel for communication on the Slack application and post a message to a specific Slack channel, respectively.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: REST Slack \| Create Channel REST Slack \| Post Message Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-234Overview Using the Slack recipes, you can: Create a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.Post a message to a public or private Slack channel.To run the Slack recipes, you must configure the Oracle Slack Connection with the details necessary to access the Slack application.You can then trigger the recipes through a REST request and supply the necessary request payload.For the REST Slack \| Create Channel recipe, you must supply the name and type for the new channel you want to create as the payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it creates the channel as specified in your Slack workspace.The response containing the channel-creation details is returned to you.
Configure the security for your LinkedIn connection by specifying the following parameters: Security Policy: Custom Security Policy Client ID: Enter the client ID that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Client Secret: Enter the client secret that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Scope: Define the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need, for example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social Click Provide Consent and enter the email address and password to authorize the application's access to the LinkedIn profile.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .. Related Documentation Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Slack Use these recipes to create a channel for communication on the Slack application and post a message to a specific Slack channel, respectively.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: REST Slack \| Create Channel REST Slack \| Post Message Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-234Overview Using the Slack recipes, you can: Create a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.Post a message to a public or private Slack channel.To run the Slack recipes, you must configure the Oracle Slack Connection with the details necessary to access the Slack application.You can then trigger the recipes through a REST request and supply the necessary request payload.For the REST Slack \| Create Channel recipe, you must supply the name and type for the new channel you want to create as the payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it creates the channel as specified in your Slack workspace.The response containing the channel-creation details is returned to you.For the REST Slack \| Post Message recipe, you must supply the massage you want to post and the name of the channel you want to post the message in as payload.
Client Secret: Enter the client secret that you received when you registered your application with LinkedIn.Scope: Define the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need, for example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social Click Provide Consent and enter the email address and password to authorize the application's access to the LinkedIn profile.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .. Related Documentation Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Slack Use these recipes to create a channel for communication on the Slack application and post a message to a specific Slack channel, respectively.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: REST Slack \| Create Channel REST Slack \| Post Message Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-234Overview Using the Slack recipes, you can: Create a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.Post a message to a public or private Slack channel.To run the Slack recipes, you must configure the Oracle Slack Connection with the details necessary to access the Slack application.You can then trigger the recipes through a REST request and supply the necessary request payload.For the REST Slack \| Create Channel recipe, you must supply the name and type for the new channel you want to create as the payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it creates the channel as specified in your Slack workspace.The response containing the channel-creation details is returned to you.For the REST Slack \| Post Message recipe, you must supply the massage you want to post and the name of the channel you want to post the message in as payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it posts the message in the specified Slack channel.
Scope: Define the scope of the access request.Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need, for example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social Click Provide Consent and enter the email address and password to authorize the application's access to the LinkedIn profile.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .. Related Documentation Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Slack Use these recipes to create a channel for communication on the Slack application and post a message to a specific Slack channel, respectively.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: REST Slack \| Create Channel REST Slack \| Post Message Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-234Overview Using the Slack recipes, you can: Create a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.Post a message to a public or private Slack channel.To run the Slack recipes, you must configure the Oracle Slack Connection with the details necessary to access the Slack application.You can then trigger the recipes through a REST request and supply the necessary request payload.For the REST Slack \| Create Channel recipe, you must supply the name and type for the new channel you want to create as the payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it creates the channel as specified in your Slack workspace.The response containing the channel-creation details is returned to you.For the REST Slack \| Post Message recipe, you must supply the massage you want to post and the name of the channel you want to post the message in as payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it posts the message in the specified Slack channel.The response containing the message-post details is returned to you.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-235Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Create Channel Creates a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- SLACK_CREATE_CHANNEL/1.0/createChannel Example Request Payload: { "channelName": "New-Channel", "is-private":"true" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": { "id": "C01SGRKT84E", "name": "New-Channel", "is_channel": "true", "is_group": "false", "is_im": "false", "created": "1617017971", "is_archived": "false", "is_general": "false", "unlinked": "0", "name_normalized": "new-channel", "is_shared": "false", "creator": "U01PUKGN6SK", "is_ext_shared": "false", "is_org_shared": "false", "is_pending_ext_shared": "false", "is_member": "true", "is_private": "true", "is_mpim": "false", "last_read": "0000000000.000000" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-236Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Push Notification Posts a message to a public or private Slack channel.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ ORCL_R_SLACK_PUSH_NOTIFICA/1.0/ postMessage Example Request Payload: { "Message": "Test Message", "channelName": "new-channel" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": "C01SGRKT84E", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "message": { "bot_id": "B01SC4EJ4JU", "type": "message", "text": "Test Message", "user": "", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "team": "" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Slack Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .
Scopes enable you to specify which type of access you need, for example: r_emailaddress r_liteprofile w_member_social Click Provide Consent and enter the email address and password to authorize the application's access to the LinkedIn profile.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .. Related Documentation Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Slack Use these recipes to create a channel for communication on the Slack application and post a message to a specific Slack channel, respectively.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: REST Slack \| Create Channel REST Slack \| Post Message Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-234Overview Using the Slack recipes, you can: Create a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.Post a message to a public or private Slack channel.To run the Slack recipes, you must configure the Oracle Slack Connection with the details necessary to access the Slack application.You can then trigger the recipes through a REST request and supply the necessary request payload.For the REST Slack \| Create Channel recipe, you must supply the name and type for the new channel you want to create as the payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it creates the channel as specified in your Slack workspace.The response containing the channel-creation details is returned to you.For the REST Slack \| Post Message recipe, you must supply the massage you want to post and the name of the channel you want to post the message in as payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it posts the message in the specified Slack channel.The response containing the message-post details is returned to you.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-235Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Create Channel Creates a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- SLACK_CREATE_CHANNEL/1.0/createChannel Example Request Payload: { "channelName": "New-Channel", "is-private":"true" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": { "id": "C01SGRKT84E", "name": "New-Channel", "is_channel": "true", "is_group": "false", "is_im": "false", "created": "1617017971", "is_archived": "false", "is_general": "false", "unlinked": "0", "name_normalized": "new-channel", "is_shared": "false", "creator": "U01PUKGN6SK", "is_ext_shared": "false", "is_org_shared": "false", "is_pending_ext_shared": "false", "is_member": "true", "is_private": "true", "is_mpim": "false", "last_read": "0000000000.000000" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-236Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Push Notification Posts a message to a public or private Slack channel.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ ORCL_R_SLACK_PUSH_NOTIFICA/1.0/ postMessage Example Request Payload: { "Message": "Test Message", "channelName": "new-channel" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": "C01SGRKT84E", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "message": { "bot_id": "B01SC4EJ4JU", "type": "message", "text": "Test Message", "user": "", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "team": "" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Slack Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Slack Connection present in the recipe package.
See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration .. Related Documentation Using the LinkedIn Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Slack Use these recipes to create a channel for communication on the Slack application and post a message to a specific Slack channel, respectively.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: REST Slack \| Create Channel REST Slack \| Post Message Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-234Overview Using the Slack recipes, you can: Create a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.Post a message to a public or private Slack channel.To run the Slack recipes, you must configure the Oracle Slack Connection with the details necessary to access the Slack application.You can then trigger the recipes through a REST request and supply the necessary request payload.For the REST Slack \| Create Channel recipe, you must supply the name and type for the new channel you want to create as the payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it creates the channel as specified in your Slack workspace.The response containing the channel-creation details is returned to you.For the REST Slack \| Post Message recipe, you must supply the massage you want to post and the name of the channel you want to post the message in as payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it posts the message in the specified Slack channel.The response containing the message-post details is returned to you.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-235Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Create Channel Creates a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- SLACK_CREATE_CHANNEL/1.0/createChannel Example Request Payload: { "channelName": "New-Channel", "is-private":"true" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": { "id": "C01SGRKT84E", "name": "New-Channel", "is_channel": "true", "is_group": "false", "is_im": "false", "created": "1617017971", "is_archived": "false", "is_general": "false", "unlinked": "0", "name_normalized": "new-channel", "is_shared": "false", "creator": "U01PUKGN6SK", "is_ext_shared": "false", "is_org_shared": "false", "is_pending_ext_shared": "false", "is_member": "true", "is_private": "true", "is_mpim": "false", "last_read": "0000000000.000000" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-236Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Push Notification Posts a message to a public or private Slack channel.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ ORCL_R_SLACK_PUSH_NOTIFICA/1.0/ postMessage Example Request Payload: { "Message": "Test Message", "channelName": "new-channel" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": "C01SGRKT84E", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "message": { "bot_id": "B01SC4EJ4JU", "type": "message", "text": "Test Message", "user": "", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "team": "" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Slack Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Slack Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.
Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: REST Slack \| Create Channel REST Slack \| Post Message Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-234Overview Using the Slack recipes, you can: Create a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.Post a message to a public or private Slack channel.To run the Slack recipes, you must configure the Oracle Slack Connection with the details necessary to access the Slack application.You can then trigger the recipes through a REST request and supply the necessary request payload.For the REST Slack \| Create Channel recipe, you must supply the name and type for the new channel you want to create as the payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it creates the channel as specified in your Slack workspace.The response containing the channel-creation details is returned to you.For the REST Slack \| Post Message recipe, you must supply the massage you want to post and the name of the channel you want to post the message in as payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it posts the message in the specified Slack channel.The response containing the message-post details is returned to you.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-235Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Create Channel Creates a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- SLACK_CREATE_CHANNEL/1.0/createChannel Example Request Payload: { "channelName": "New-Channel", "is-private":"true" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": { "id": "C01SGRKT84E", "name": "New-Channel", "is_channel": "true", "is_group": "false", "is_im": "false", "created": "1617017971", "is_archived": "false", "is_general": "false", "unlinked": "0", "name_normalized": "new-channel", "is_shared": "false", "creator": "U01PUKGN6SK", "is_ext_shared": "false", "is_org_shared": "false", "is_pending_ext_shared": "false", "is_member": "true", "is_private": "true", "is_mpim": "false", "last_read": "0000000000.000000" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-236Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Push Notification Posts a message to a public or private Slack channel.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ ORCL_R_SLACK_PUSH_NOTIFICA/1.0/ postMessage Example Request Payload: { "Message": "Test Message", "channelName": "new-channel" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": "C01SGRKT84E", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "message": { "bot_id": "B01SC4EJ4JU", "type": "message", "text": "Test Message", "user": "", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "team": "" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Slack Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Slack Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.Both the Slack recipes mentioned in this topic use the same connections.
These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-234Overview Using the Slack recipes, you can: Create a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.Post a message to a public or private Slack channel.To run the Slack recipes, you must configure the Oracle Slack Connection with the details necessary to access the Slack application.You can then trigger the recipes through a REST request and supply the necessary request payload.For the REST Slack \| Create Channel recipe, you must supply the name and type for the new channel you want to create as the payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it creates the channel as specified in your Slack workspace.The response containing the channel-creation details is returned to you.For the REST Slack \| Post Message recipe, you must supply the massage you want to post and the name of the channel you want to post the message in as payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it posts the message in the specified Slack channel.The response containing the message-post details is returned to you.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-235Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Create Channel Creates a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- SLACK_CREATE_CHANNEL/1.0/createChannel Example Request Payload: { "channelName": "New-Channel", "is-private":"true" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": { "id": "C01SGRKT84E", "name": "New-Channel", "is_channel": "true", "is_group": "false", "is_im": "false", "created": "1617017971", "is_archived": "false", "is_general": "false", "unlinked": "0", "name_normalized": "new-channel", "is_shared": "false", "creator": "U01PUKGN6SK", "is_ext_shared": "false", "is_org_shared": "false", "is_pending_ext_shared": "false", "is_member": "true", "is_private": "true", "is_mpim": "false", "last_read": "0000000000.000000" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-236Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Push Notification Posts a message to a public or private Slack channel.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ ORCL_R_SLACK_PUSH_NOTIFICA/1.0/ postMessage Example Request Payload: { "Message": "Test Message", "channelName": "new-channel" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": "C01SGRKT84E", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "message": { "bot_id": "B01SC4EJ4JU", "type": "message", "text": "Test Message", "user": "", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "team": "" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Slack Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Slack Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.Both the Slack recipes mentioned in this topic use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.
No support is provided for these recipes.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-234Overview Using the Slack recipes, you can: Create a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.Post a message to a public or private Slack channel.To run the Slack recipes, you must configure the Oracle Slack Connection with the details necessary to access the Slack application.You can then trigger the recipes through a REST request and supply the necessary request payload.For the REST Slack \| Create Channel recipe, you must supply the name and type for the new channel you want to create as the payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it creates the channel as specified in your Slack workspace.The response containing the channel-creation details is returned to you.For the REST Slack \| Post Message recipe, you must supply the massage you want to post and the name of the channel you want to post the message in as payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it posts the message in the specified Slack channel.The response containing the message-post details is returned to you.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-235Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Create Channel Creates a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- SLACK_CREATE_CHANNEL/1.0/createChannel Example Request Payload: { "channelName": "New-Channel", "is-private":"true" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": { "id": "C01SGRKT84E", "name": "New-Channel", "is_channel": "true", "is_group": "false", "is_im": "false", "created": "1617017971", "is_archived": "false", "is_general": "false", "unlinked": "0", "name_normalized": "new-channel", "is_shared": "false", "creator": "U01PUKGN6SK", "is_ext_shared": "false", "is_org_shared": "false", "is_pending_ext_shared": "false", "is_member": "true", "is_private": "true", "is_mpim": "false", "last_read": "0000000000.000000" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-236Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Push Notification Posts a message to a public or private Slack channel.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ ORCL_R_SLACK_PUSH_NOTIFICA/1.0/ postMessage Example Request Payload: { "Message": "Test Message", "channelName": "new-channel" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": "C01SGRKT84E", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "message": { "bot_id": "B01SC4EJ4JU", "type": "message", "text": "Test Message", "user": "", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "team": "" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Slack Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Slack Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.Both the Slack recipes mentioned in this topic use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.
Post a message to a public or private Slack channel.To run the Slack recipes, you must configure the Oracle Slack Connection with the details necessary to access the Slack application.You can then trigger the recipes through a REST request and supply the necessary request payload.For the REST Slack \| Create Channel recipe, you must supply the name and type for the new channel you want to create as the payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it creates the channel as specified in your Slack workspace.The response containing the channel-creation details is returned to you.For the REST Slack \| Post Message recipe, you must supply the massage you want to post and the name of the channel you want to post the message in as payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it posts the message in the specified Slack channel.The response containing the message-post details is returned to you.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-235Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Create Channel Creates a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- SLACK_CREATE_CHANNEL/1.0/createChannel Example Request Payload: { "channelName": "New-Channel", "is-private":"true" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": { "id": "C01SGRKT84E", "name": "New-Channel", "is_channel": "true", "is_group": "false", "is_im": "false", "created": "1617017971", "is_archived": "false", "is_general": "false", "unlinked": "0", "name_normalized": "new-channel", "is_shared": "false", "creator": "U01PUKGN6SK", "is_ext_shared": "false", "is_org_shared": "false", "is_pending_ext_shared": "false", "is_member": "true", "is_private": "true", "is_mpim": "false", "last_read": "0000000000.000000" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-236Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Push Notification Posts a message to a public or private Slack channel.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ ORCL_R_SLACK_PUSH_NOTIFICA/1.0/ postMessage Example Request Payload: { "Message": "Test Message", "channelName": "new-channel" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": "C01SGRKT84E", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "message": { "bot_id": "B01SC4EJ4JU", "type": "message", "text": "Test Message", "user": "", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "team": "" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Slack Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Slack Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.Both the Slack recipes mentioned in this topic use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-237Connection Name Parameters Oracle Slack Connection Security Client ID: The Client ID of the OAuth application created on Slack.
To run the Slack recipes, you must configure the Oracle Slack Connection with the details necessary to access the Slack application.You can then trigger the recipes through a REST request and supply the necessary request payload.For the REST Slack \| Create Channel recipe, you must supply the name and type for the new channel you want to create as the payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it creates the channel as specified in your Slack workspace.The response containing the channel-creation details is returned to you.For the REST Slack \| Post Message recipe, you must supply the massage you want to post and the name of the channel you want to post the message in as payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it posts the message in the specified Slack channel.The response containing the message-post details is returned to you.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-235Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Create Channel Creates a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- SLACK_CREATE_CHANNEL/1.0/createChannel Example Request Payload: { "channelName": "New-Channel", "is-private":"true" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": { "id": "C01SGRKT84E", "name": "New-Channel", "is_channel": "true", "is_group": "false", "is_im": "false", "created": "1617017971", "is_archived": "false", "is_general": "false", "unlinked": "0", "name_normalized": "new-channel", "is_shared": "false", "creator": "U01PUKGN6SK", "is_ext_shared": "false", "is_org_shared": "false", "is_pending_ext_shared": "false", "is_member": "true", "is_private": "true", "is_mpim": "false", "last_read": "0000000000.000000" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-236Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Push Notification Posts a message to a public or private Slack channel.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ ORCL_R_SLACK_PUSH_NOTIFICA/1.0/ postMessage Example Request Payload: { "Message": "Test Message", "channelName": "new-channel" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": "C01SGRKT84E", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "message": { "bot_id": "B01SC4EJ4JU", "type": "message", "text": "Test Message", "user": "", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "team": "" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Slack Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Slack Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.Both the Slack recipes mentioned in this topic use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-237Connection Name Parameters Oracle Slack Connection Security Client ID: The Client ID of the OAuth application created on Slack.Client Secret: The Client Secret of the OAuth application created on Slack.
You can then trigger the recipes through a REST request and supply the necessary request payload.For the REST Slack \| Create Channel recipe, you must supply the name and type for the new channel you want to create as the payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it creates the channel as specified in your Slack workspace.The response containing the channel-creation details is returned to you.For the REST Slack \| Post Message recipe, you must supply the massage you want to post and the name of the channel you want to post the message in as payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it posts the message in the specified Slack channel.The response containing the message-post details is returned to you.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-235Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Create Channel Creates a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- SLACK_CREATE_CHANNEL/1.0/createChannel Example Request Payload: { "channelName": "New-Channel", "is-private":"true" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": { "id": "C01SGRKT84E", "name": "New-Channel", "is_channel": "true", "is_group": "false", "is_im": "false", "created": "1617017971", "is_archived": "false", "is_general": "false", "unlinked": "0", "name_normalized": "new-channel", "is_shared": "false", "creator": "U01PUKGN6SK", "is_ext_shared": "false", "is_org_shared": "false", "is_pending_ext_shared": "false", "is_member": "true", "is_private": "true", "is_mpim": "false", "last_read": "0000000000.000000" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-236Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Push Notification Posts a message to a public or private Slack channel.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ ORCL_R_SLACK_PUSH_NOTIFICA/1.0/ postMessage Example Request Payload: { "Message": "Test Message", "channelName": "new-channel" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": "C01SGRKT84E", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "message": { "bot_id": "B01SC4EJ4JU", "type": "message", "text": "Test Message", "user": "", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "team": "" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Slack Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Slack Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.Both the Slack recipes mentioned in this topic use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-237Connection Name Parameters Oracle Slack Connection Security Client ID: The Client ID of the OAuth application created on Slack.Client Secret: The Client Secret of the OAuth application created on Slack.Scope: The list of user token scopes for which you want to grant permission.
For the REST Slack \| Create Channel recipe, you must supply the name and type for the new channel you want to create as the payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it creates the channel as specified in your Slack workspace.The response containing the channel-creation details is returned to you.For the REST Slack \| Post Message recipe, you must supply the massage you want to post and the name of the channel you want to post the message in as payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it posts the message in the specified Slack channel.The response containing the message-post details is returned to you.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-235Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Create Channel Creates a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- SLACK_CREATE_CHANNEL/1.0/createChannel Example Request Payload: { "channelName": "New-Channel", "is-private":"true" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": { "id": "C01SGRKT84E", "name": "New-Channel", "is_channel": "true", "is_group": "false", "is_im": "false", "created": "1617017971", "is_archived": "false", "is_general": "false", "unlinked": "0", "name_normalized": "new-channel", "is_shared": "false", "creator": "U01PUKGN6SK", "is_ext_shared": "false", "is_org_shared": "false", "is_pending_ext_shared": "false", "is_member": "true", "is_private": "true", "is_mpim": "false", "last_read": "0000000000.000000" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-236Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Push Notification Posts a message to a public or private Slack channel.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ ORCL_R_SLACK_PUSH_NOTIFICA/1.0/ postMessage Example Request Payload: { "Message": "Test Message", "channelName": "new-channel" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": "C01SGRKT84E", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "message": { "bot_id": "B01SC4EJ4JU", "type": "message", "text": "Test Message", "user": "", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "team": "" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Slack Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Slack Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.Both the Slack recipes mentioned in this topic use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-237Connection Name Parameters Oracle Slack Connection Security Client ID: The Client ID of the OAuth application created on Slack.Client Secret: The Client Secret of the OAuth application created on Slack.Scope: The list of user token scopes for which you want to grant permission.For more details, see Create a Slack Adapter Connection in Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration .
The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it creates the channel as specified in your Slack workspace.The response containing the channel-creation details is returned to you.For the REST Slack \| Post Message recipe, you must supply the massage you want to post and the name of the channel you want to post the message in as payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it posts the message in the specified Slack channel.The response containing the message-post details is returned to you.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-235Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Create Channel Creates a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- SLACK_CREATE_CHANNEL/1.0/createChannel Example Request Payload: { "channelName": "New-Channel", "is-private":"true" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": { "id": "C01SGRKT84E", "name": "New-Channel", "is_channel": "true", "is_group": "false", "is_im": "false", "created": "1617017971", "is_archived": "false", "is_general": "false", "unlinked": "0", "name_normalized": "new-channel", "is_shared": "false", "creator": "U01PUKGN6SK", "is_ext_shared": "false", "is_org_shared": "false", "is_pending_ext_shared": "false", "is_member": "true", "is_private": "true", "is_mpim": "false", "last_read": "0000000000.000000" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-236Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Push Notification Posts a message to a public or private Slack channel.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ ORCL_R_SLACK_PUSH_NOTIFICA/1.0/ postMessage Example Request Payload: { "Message": "Test Message", "channelName": "new-channel" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": "C01SGRKT84E", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "message": { "bot_id": "B01SC4EJ4JU", "type": "message", "text": "Test Message", "user": "", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "team": "" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Slack Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Slack Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.Both the Slack recipes mentioned in this topic use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-237Connection Name Parameters Oracle Slack Connection Security Client ID: The Client ID of the OAuth application created on Slack.Client Secret: The Client Secret of the OAuth application created on Slack.Scope: The list of user token scopes for which you want to grant permission.For more details, see Create a Slack Adapter Connection in Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Twitter Use these recipes to tweet and retweet messages, find followers and friends, get trending topics and locations, and look up status.
The response containing the channel-creation details is returned to you.For the REST Slack \| Post Message recipe, you must supply the massage you want to post and the name of the channel you want to post the message in as payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it posts the message in the specified Slack channel.The response containing the message-post details is returned to you.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-235Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Create Channel Creates a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- SLACK_CREATE_CHANNEL/1.0/createChannel Example Request Payload: { "channelName": "New-Channel", "is-private":"true" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": { "id": "C01SGRKT84E", "name": "New-Channel", "is_channel": "true", "is_group": "false", "is_im": "false", "created": "1617017971", "is_archived": "false", "is_general": "false", "unlinked": "0", "name_normalized": "new-channel", "is_shared": "false", "creator": "U01PUKGN6SK", "is_ext_shared": "false", "is_org_shared": "false", "is_pending_ext_shared": "false", "is_member": "true", "is_private": "true", "is_mpim": "false", "last_read": "0000000000.000000" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-236Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Push Notification Posts a message to a public or private Slack channel.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ ORCL_R_SLACK_PUSH_NOTIFICA/1.0/ postMessage Example Request Payload: { "Message": "Test Message", "channelName": "new-channel" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": "C01SGRKT84E", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "message": { "bot_id": "B01SC4EJ4JU", "type": "message", "text": "Test Message", "user": "", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "team": "" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Slack Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Slack Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.Both the Slack recipes mentioned in this topic use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-237Connection Name Parameters Oracle Slack Connection Security Client ID: The Client ID of the OAuth application created on Slack.Client Secret: The Client Secret of the OAuth application created on Slack.Scope: The list of user token scopes for which you want to grant permission.For more details, see Create a Slack Adapter Connection in Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Twitter Use these recipes to tweet and retweet messages, find followers and friends, get trending topics and locations, and look up status.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle Twitter Find All Follower IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Friend IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Twitter IDs Who Retweeted Oracle Twitter Find All Retweet My Tweets Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trending Locations Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trends Of Place Oracle Twitter Lookup Tweet Status Oracle Twitter Retweet Oracle Twitter Tweet Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.
For the REST Slack \| Post Message recipe, you must supply the massage you want to post and the name of the channel you want to post the message in as payload.The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it posts the message in the specified Slack channel.The response containing the message-post details is returned to you.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-235Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Create Channel Creates a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- SLACK_CREATE_CHANNEL/1.0/createChannel Example Request Payload: { "channelName": "New-Channel", "is-private":"true" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": { "id": "C01SGRKT84E", "name": "New-Channel", "is_channel": "true", "is_group": "false", "is_im": "false", "created": "1617017971", "is_archived": "false", "is_general": "false", "unlinked": "0", "name_normalized": "new-channel", "is_shared": "false", "creator": "U01PUKGN6SK", "is_ext_shared": "false", "is_org_shared": "false", "is_pending_ext_shared": "false", "is_member": "true", "is_private": "true", "is_mpim": "false", "last_read": "0000000000.000000" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-236Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Push Notification Posts a message to a public or private Slack channel.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ ORCL_R_SLACK_PUSH_NOTIFICA/1.0/ postMessage Example Request Payload: { "Message": "Test Message", "channelName": "new-channel" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": "C01SGRKT84E", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "message": { "bot_id": "B01SC4EJ4JU", "type": "message", "text": "Test Message", "user": "", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "team": "" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Slack Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Slack Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.Both the Slack recipes mentioned in this topic use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-237Connection Name Parameters Oracle Slack Connection Security Client ID: The Client ID of the OAuth application created on Slack.Client Secret: The Client Secret of the OAuth application created on Slack.Scope: The list of user token scopes for which you want to grant permission.For more details, see Create a Slack Adapter Connection in Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Twitter Use these recipes to tweet and retweet messages, find followers and friends, get trending topics and locations, and look up status.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle Twitter Find All Follower IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Friend IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Twitter IDs Who Retweeted Oracle Twitter Find All Retweet My Tweets Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trending Locations Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trends Of Place Oracle Twitter Lookup Tweet Status Oracle Twitter Retweet Oracle Twitter Tweet Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.
The Slack Adapter in the recipe is subsequently invoked, and it posts the message in the specified Slack channel.The response containing the message-post details is returned to you.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-235Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Create Channel Creates a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- SLACK_CREATE_CHANNEL/1.0/createChannel Example Request Payload: { "channelName": "New-Channel", "is-private":"true" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": { "id": "C01SGRKT84E", "name": "New-Channel", "is_channel": "true", "is_group": "false", "is_im": "false", "created": "1617017971", "is_archived": "false", "is_general": "false", "unlinked": "0", "name_normalized": "new-channel", "is_shared": "false", "creator": "U01PUKGN6SK", "is_ext_shared": "false", "is_org_shared": "false", "is_pending_ext_shared": "false", "is_member": "true", "is_private": "true", "is_mpim": "false", "last_read": "0000000000.000000" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-236Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Push Notification Posts a message to a public or private Slack channel.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ ORCL_R_SLACK_PUSH_NOTIFICA/1.0/ postMessage Example Request Payload: { "Message": "Test Message", "channelName": "new-channel" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": "C01SGRKT84E", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "message": { "bot_id": "B01SC4EJ4JU", "type": "message", "text": "Test Message", "user": "", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "team": "" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Slack Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Slack Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.Both the Slack recipes mentioned in this topic use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-237Connection Name Parameters Oracle Slack Connection Security Client ID: The Client ID of the OAuth application created on Slack.Client Secret: The Client Secret of the OAuth application created on Slack.Scope: The list of user token scopes for which you want to grant permission.For more details, see Create a Slack Adapter Connection in Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Twitter Use these recipes to tweet and retweet messages, find followers and friends, get trending topics and locations, and look up status.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle Twitter Find All Follower IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Friend IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Twitter IDs Who Retweeted Oracle Twitter Find All Retweet My Tweets Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trending Locations Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trends Of Place Oracle Twitter Lookup Tweet Status Oracle Twitter Retweet Oracle Twitter Tweet Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.
The response containing the message-post details is returned to you.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-235Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Create Channel Creates a public or private channel for communication on the Slack application.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ORCL-R- SLACK_CREATE_CHANNEL/1.0/createChannel Example Request Payload: { "channelName": "New-Channel", "is-private":"true" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": { "id": "C01SGRKT84E", "name": "New-Channel", "is_channel": "true", "is_group": "false", "is_im": "false", "created": "1617017971", "is_archived": "false", "is_general": "false", "unlinked": "0", "name_normalized": "new-channel", "is_shared": "false", "creator": "U01PUKGN6SK", "is_ext_shared": "false", "is_org_shared": "false", "is_pending_ext_shared": "false", "is_member": "true", "is_private": "true", "is_mpim": "false", "last_read": "0000000000.000000" } }Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-236Integration Name Description REST Commands and Example Payloads Push Notification Posts a message to a public or private Slack channel.REST API Command: POST: https://<host:port>/ic/api/ integration/v1/flows/rest/ ORCL_R_SLACK_PUSH_NOTIFICA/1.0/ postMessage Example Request Payload: { "Message": "Test Message", "channelName": "new-channel" } Example Response Payload: { "ok": "true", "channel": "C01SGRKT84E", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "message": { "bot_id": "B01SC4EJ4JU", "type": "message", "text": "Test Message", "user": "", "ts": "1617031570.000300", "team": "" } } System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Slack Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Slack Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.Both the Slack recipes mentioned in this topic use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-237Connection Name Parameters Oracle Slack Connection Security Client ID: The Client ID of the OAuth application created on Slack.Client Secret: The Client Secret of the OAuth application created on Slack.Scope: The list of user token scopes for which you want to grant permission.For more details, see Create a Slack Adapter Connection in Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Twitter Use these recipes to tweet and retweet messages, find followers and friends, get trending topics and locations, and look up status.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle Twitter Find All Follower IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Friend IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Twitter IDs Who Retweeted Oracle Twitter Find All Retweet My Tweets Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trending Locations Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trends Of Place Oracle Twitter Lookup Tweet Status Oracle Twitter Retweet Oracle Twitter Tweet Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview Twitter is an online social networking service that enables you to send and read short messages called tweets .
Configure the Oracle REST Trigger Connection and the Oracle Slack Connection present in the recipe package.You only need to configure these connections once.Both the Slack recipes mentioned in this topic use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-237Connection Name Parameters Oracle Slack Connection Security Client ID: The Client ID of the OAuth application created on Slack.Client Secret: The Client Secret of the OAuth application created on Slack.Scope: The list of user token scopes for which you want to grant permission.For more details, see Create a Slack Adapter Connection in Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Twitter Use these recipes to tweet and retweet messages, find followers and friends, get trending topics and locations, and look up status.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle Twitter Find All Follower IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Friend IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Twitter IDs Who Retweeted Oracle Twitter Find All Retweet My Tweets Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trending Locations Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trends Of Place Oracle Twitter Lookup Tweet Status Oracle Twitter Retweet Oracle Twitter Tweet Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview Twitter is an online social networking service that enables you to send and read short messages called tweets .When you sign in to your Twitter account, you can read and post tweets.
You only need to configure these connections once.Both the Slack recipes mentioned in this topic use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-237Connection Name Parameters Oracle Slack Connection Security Client ID: The Client ID of the OAuth application created on Slack.Client Secret: The Client Secret of the OAuth application created on Slack.Scope: The list of user token scopes for which you want to grant permission.For more details, see Create a Slack Adapter Connection in Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Twitter Use these recipes to tweet and retweet messages, find followers and friends, get trending topics and locations, and look up status.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle Twitter Find All Follower IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Friend IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Twitter IDs Who Retweeted Oracle Twitter Find All Retweet My Tweets Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trending Locations Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trends Of Place Oracle Twitter Lookup Tweet Status Oracle Twitter Retweet Oracle Twitter Tweet Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview Twitter is an online social networking service that enables you to send and read short messages called tweets .When you sign in to your Twitter account, you can read and post tweets.The Twitter recipes use the REST Adapter and the Twitter Adapter to create an integration with a Twitter application.
Both the Slack recipes mentioned in this topic use the same connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-237Connection Name Parameters Oracle Slack Connection Security Client ID: The Client ID of the OAuth application created on Slack.Client Secret: The Client Secret of the OAuth application created on Slack.Scope: The list of user token scopes for which you want to grant permission.For more details, see Create a Slack Adapter Connection in Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Twitter Use these recipes to tweet and retweet messages, find followers and friends, get trending topics and locations, and look up status.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle Twitter Find All Follower IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Friend IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Twitter IDs Who Retweeted Oracle Twitter Find All Retweet My Tweets Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trending Locations Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trends Of Place Oracle Twitter Lookup Tweet Status Oracle Twitter Retweet Oracle Twitter Tweet Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview Twitter is an online social networking service that enables you to send and read short messages called tweets .When you sign in to your Twitter account, you can read and post tweets.The Twitter recipes use the REST Adapter and the Twitter Adapter to create an integration with a Twitter application.The recipes let you interact with Twitter including tweeting messages, finding followers and friends, and getting information about trends.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-238Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Tweet Message Posts a tweet (a status update) on behalf of the user for all followers and others to read on Twitter.Provide the status parameter with the desired text to be posted in the request message.
You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-237Connection Name Parameters Oracle Slack Connection Security Client ID: The Client ID of the OAuth application created on Slack.Client Secret: The Client Secret of the OAuth application created on Slack.Scope: The list of user token scopes for which you want to grant permission.For more details, see Create a Slack Adapter Connection in Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Twitter Use these recipes to tweet and retweet messages, find followers and friends, get trending topics and locations, and look up status.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle Twitter Find All Follower IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Friend IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Twitter IDs Who Retweeted Oracle Twitter Find All Retweet My Tweets Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trending Locations Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trends Of Place Oracle Twitter Lookup Tweet Status Oracle Twitter Retweet Oracle Twitter Tweet Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview Twitter is an online social networking service that enables you to send and read short messages called tweets .When you sign in to your Twitter account, you can read and post tweets.The Twitter recipes use the REST Adapter and the Twitter Adapter to create an integration with a Twitter application.The recipes let you interact with Twitter including tweeting messages, finding followers and friends, and getting information about trends.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-238Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Tweet Message Posts a tweet (a status update) on behalf of the user for all followers and others to read on Twitter.Provide the status parameter with the desired text to be posted in the request message.Retweet Message Reposts or forwards a tweet that was previously posted on Twitter by another user.Provide the ID parameter with the tweet ID to be retweeted.
Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Trigger Connection The connection parameters are already configured for you.Test and save the connection.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-237Connection Name Parameters Oracle Slack Connection Security Client ID: The Client ID of the OAuth application created on Slack.Client Secret: The Client Secret of the OAuth application created on Slack.Scope: The list of user token scopes for which you want to grant permission.For more details, see Create a Slack Adapter Connection in Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Twitter Use these recipes to tweet and retweet messages, find followers and friends, get trending topics and locations, and look up status.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle Twitter Find All Follower IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Friend IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Twitter IDs Who Retweeted Oracle Twitter Find All Retweet My Tweets Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trending Locations Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trends Of Place Oracle Twitter Lookup Tweet Status Oracle Twitter Retweet Oracle Twitter Tweet Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview Twitter is an online social networking service that enables you to send and read short messages called tweets .When you sign in to your Twitter account, you can read and post tweets.The Twitter recipes use the REST Adapter and the Twitter Adapter to create an integration with a Twitter application.The recipes let you interact with Twitter including tweeting messages, finding followers and friends, and getting information about trends.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-238Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Tweet Message Posts a tweet (a status update) on behalf of the user for all followers and others to read on Twitter.Provide the status parameter with the desired text to be posted in the request message.Retweet Message Reposts or forwards a tweet that was previously posted on Twitter by another user.Provide the ID parameter with the tweet ID to be retweeted.Get Retweeted Messages Returns the most recent tweets authored by the authenticating user that have been retweeted by other users.Provide any value to the dummy parameter in the request message.
Test and save the connection.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-237Connection Name Parameters Oracle Slack Connection Security Client ID: The Client ID of the OAuth application created on Slack.Client Secret: The Client Secret of the OAuth application created on Slack.Scope: The list of user token scopes for which you want to grant permission.For more details, see Create a Slack Adapter Connection in Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Twitter Use these recipes to tweet and retweet messages, find followers and friends, get trending topics and locations, and look up status.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle Twitter Find All Follower IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Friend IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Twitter IDs Who Retweeted Oracle Twitter Find All Retweet My Tweets Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trending Locations Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trends Of Place Oracle Twitter Lookup Tweet Status Oracle Twitter Retweet Oracle Twitter Tweet Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview Twitter is an online social networking service that enables you to send and read short messages called tweets .When you sign in to your Twitter account, you can read and post tweets.The Twitter recipes use the REST Adapter and the Twitter Adapter to create an integration with a Twitter application.The recipes let you interact with Twitter including tweeting messages, finding followers and friends, and getting information about trends.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-238Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Tweet Message Posts a tweet (a status update) on behalf of the user for all followers and others to read on Twitter.Provide the status parameter with the desired text to be posted in the request message.Retweet Message Reposts or forwards a tweet that was previously posted on Twitter by another user.Provide the ID parameter with the tweet ID to be retweeted.Get Retweeted Messages Returns the most recent tweets authored by the authenticating user that have been retweeted by other users.Provide any value to the dummy parameter in the request message.Get Followers IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who is following the specified user.Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.
Client Secret: The Client Secret of the OAuth application created on Slack.Scope: The list of user token scopes for which you want to grant permission.For more details, see Create a Slack Adapter Connection in Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Twitter Use these recipes to tweet and retweet messages, find followers and friends, get trending topics and locations, and look up status.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle Twitter Find All Follower IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Friend IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Twitter IDs Who Retweeted Oracle Twitter Find All Retweet My Tweets Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trending Locations Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trends Of Place Oracle Twitter Lookup Tweet Status Oracle Twitter Retweet Oracle Twitter Tweet Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview Twitter is an online social networking service that enables you to send and read short messages called tweets .When you sign in to your Twitter account, you can read and post tweets.The Twitter recipes use the REST Adapter and the Twitter Adapter to create an integration with a Twitter application.The recipes let you interact with Twitter including tweeting messages, finding followers and friends, and getting information about trends.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-238Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Tweet Message Posts a tweet (a status update) on behalf of the user for all followers and others to read on Twitter.Provide the status parameter with the desired text to be posted in the request message.Retweet Message Reposts or forwards a tweet that was previously posted on Twitter by another user.Provide the ID parameter with the tweet ID to be retweeted.Get Retweeted Messages Returns the most recent tweets authored by the authenticating user that have been retweeted by other users.Provide any value to the dummy parameter in the request message.Get Followers IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who is following the specified user.Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.
Scope: The list of user token scopes for which you want to grant permission.For more details, see Create a Slack Adapter Connection in Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Twitter Use these recipes to tweet and retweet messages, find followers and friends, get trending topics and locations, and look up status.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle Twitter Find All Follower IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Friend IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Twitter IDs Who Retweeted Oracle Twitter Find All Retweet My Tweets Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trending Locations Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trends Of Place Oracle Twitter Lookup Tweet Status Oracle Twitter Retweet Oracle Twitter Tweet Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview Twitter is an online social networking service that enables you to send and read short messages called tweets .When you sign in to your Twitter account, you can read and post tweets.The Twitter recipes use the REST Adapter and the Twitter Adapter to create an integration with a Twitter application.The recipes let you interact with Twitter including tweeting messages, finding followers and friends, and getting information about trends.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-238Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Tweet Message Posts a tweet (a status update) on behalf of the user for all followers and others to read on Twitter.Provide the status parameter with the desired text to be posted in the request message.Retweet Message Reposts or forwards a tweet that was previously posted on Twitter by another user.Provide the ID parameter with the tweet ID to be retweeted.Get Retweeted Messages Returns the most recent tweets authored by the authenticating user that have been retweeted by other users.Provide any value to the dummy parameter in the request message.Get Followers IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who is following the specified user.Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get Friends IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who the specified user is following (otherwise known as their "friends").Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.
For more details, see Create a Slack Adapter Connection in Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Twitter Use these recipes to tweet and retweet messages, find followers and friends, get trending topics and locations, and look up status.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle Twitter Find All Follower IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Friend IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Twitter IDs Who Retweeted Oracle Twitter Find All Retweet My Tweets Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trending Locations Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trends Of Place Oracle Twitter Lookup Tweet Status Oracle Twitter Retweet Oracle Twitter Tweet Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview Twitter is an online social networking service that enables you to send and read short messages called tweets .When you sign in to your Twitter account, you can read and post tweets.The Twitter recipes use the REST Adapter and the Twitter Adapter to create an integration with a Twitter application.The recipes let you interact with Twitter including tweeting messages, finding followers and friends, and getting information about trends.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-238Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Tweet Message Posts a tweet (a status update) on behalf of the user for all followers and others to read on Twitter.Provide the status parameter with the desired text to be posted in the request message.Retweet Message Reposts or forwards a tweet that was previously posted on Twitter by another user.Provide the ID parameter with the tweet ID to be retweeted.Get Retweeted Messages Returns the most recent tweets authored by the authenticating user that have been retweeted by other users.Provide any value to the dummy parameter in the request message.Get Followers IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who is following the specified user.Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get Friends IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who the specified user is following (otherwise known as their "friends").Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.
Related Documentation Using the Slack Adapter with Oracle Integration Interact with Twitter Use these recipes to tweet and retweet messages, find followers and friends, get trending topics and locations, and look up status.Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle Twitter Find All Follower IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Friend IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Twitter IDs Who Retweeted Oracle Twitter Find All Retweet My Tweets Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trending Locations Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trends Of Place Oracle Twitter Lookup Tweet Status Oracle Twitter Retweet Oracle Twitter Tweet Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview Twitter is an online social networking service that enables you to send and read short messages called tweets .When you sign in to your Twitter account, you can read and post tweets.The Twitter recipes use the REST Adapter and the Twitter Adapter to create an integration with a Twitter application.The recipes let you interact with Twitter including tweeting messages, finding followers and friends, and getting information about trends.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-238Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Tweet Message Posts a tweet (a status update) on behalf of the user for all followers and others to read on Twitter.Provide the status parameter with the desired text to be posted in the request message.Retweet Message Reposts or forwards a tweet that was previously posted on Twitter by another user.Provide the ID parameter with the tweet ID to be retweeted.Get Retweeted Messages Returns the most recent tweets authored by the authenticating user that have been retweeted by other users.Provide any value to the dummy parameter in the request message.Get Followers IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who is following the specified user.Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get Friends IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who the specified user is following (otherwise known as their "friends").Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get IDs of Who RetweetedReturns a collection of up to 100 user IDs belonging to users who have retweeted the tweet specified by the ID parameter.Provide the ID parameter with the ID of a tweet in the request message.
Note: These recipes are available in the Integration Store as: Oracle Twitter Find All Follower IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Friend IDs Oracle Twitter Find All Twitter IDs Who Retweeted Oracle Twitter Find All Retweet My Tweets Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trending Locations Oracle Twitter Get All Twitter Trends Of Place Oracle Twitter Lookup Tweet Status Oracle Twitter Retweet Oracle Twitter Tweet Oracle provides these recipes as samples only.These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview Twitter is an online social networking service that enables you to send and read short messages called tweets .When you sign in to your Twitter account, you can read and post tweets.The Twitter recipes use the REST Adapter and the Twitter Adapter to create an integration with a Twitter application.The recipes let you interact with Twitter including tweeting messages, finding followers and friends, and getting information about trends.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-238Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Tweet Message Posts a tweet (a status update) on behalf of the user for all followers and others to read on Twitter.Provide the status parameter with the desired text to be posted in the request message.Retweet Message Reposts or forwards a tweet that was previously posted on Twitter by another user.Provide the ID parameter with the tweet ID to be retweeted.Get Retweeted Messages Returns the most recent tweets authored by the authenticating user that have been retweeted by other users.Provide any value to the dummy parameter in the request message.Get Followers IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who is following the specified user.Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get Friends IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who the specified user is following (otherwise known as their "friends").Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get IDs of Who RetweetedReturns a collection of up to 100 user IDs belonging to users who have retweeted the tweet specified by the ID parameter.Provide the ID parameter with the ID of a tweet in the request message.Get Trends for Place Returns the top 50 trending topics for the location specified by the Where On Earth Identifier (WOEID), if trending information is available for it.Provide the ID parameter with the WOEID in the request message.
These recipes are meant only for guidance, and are not warranted to be error-free.No support is provided for these recipes.Overview Twitter is an online social networking service that enables you to send and read short messages called tweets .When you sign in to your Twitter account, you can read and post tweets.The Twitter recipes use the REST Adapter and the Twitter Adapter to create an integration with a Twitter application.The recipes let you interact with Twitter including tweeting messages, finding followers and friends, and getting information about trends.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-238Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Tweet Message Posts a tweet (a status update) on behalf of the user for all followers and others to read on Twitter.Provide the status parameter with the desired text to be posted in the request message.Retweet Message Reposts or forwards a tweet that was previously posted on Twitter by another user.Provide the ID parameter with the tweet ID to be retweeted.Get Retweeted Messages Returns the most recent tweets authored by the authenticating user that have been retweeted by other users.Provide any value to the dummy parameter in the request message.Get Followers IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who is following the specified user.Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get Friends IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who the specified user is following (otherwise known as their "friends").Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get IDs of Who RetweetedReturns a collection of up to 100 user IDs belonging to users who have retweeted the tweet specified by the ID parameter.Provide the ID parameter with the ID of a tweet in the request message.Get Trends for Place Returns the top 50 trending topics for the location specified by the Where On Earth Identifier (WOEID), if trending information is available for it.Provide the ID parameter with the WOEID in the request message.For example, you can enter 2367105 to get the trending topics for Boston, 2459115 for New York, or 2442047 for Los Angeles.
No support is provided for these recipes.Overview Twitter is an online social networking service that enables you to send and read short messages called tweets .When you sign in to your Twitter account, you can read and post tweets.The Twitter recipes use the REST Adapter and the Twitter Adapter to create an integration with a Twitter application.The recipes let you interact with Twitter including tweeting messages, finding followers and friends, and getting information about trends.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-238Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Tweet Message Posts a tweet (a status update) on behalf of the user for all followers and others to read on Twitter.Provide the status parameter with the desired text to be posted in the request message.Retweet Message Reposts or forwards a tweet that was previously posted on Twitter by another user.Provide the ID parameter with the tweet ID to be retweeted.Get Retweeted Messages Returns the most recent tweets authored by the authenticating user that have been retweeted by other users.Provide any value to the dummy parameter in the request message.Get Followers IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who is following the specified user.Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get Friends IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who the specified user is following (otherwise known as their "friends").Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get IDs of Who RetweetedReturns a collection of up to 100 user IDs belonging to users who have retweeted the tweet specified by the ID parameter.Provide the ID parameter with the ID of a tweet in the request message.Get Trends for Place Returns the top 50 trending topics for the location specified by the Where On Earth Identifier (WOEID), if trending information is available for it.Provide the ID parameter with the WOEID in the request message.For example, you can enter 2367105 to get the trending topics for Boston, 2459115 for New York, or 2442047 for Los Angeles.Also, you can use 1 to get global trending topics.
Overview Twitter is an online social networking service that enables you to send and read short messages called tweets .When you sign in to your Twitter account, you can read and post tweets.The Twitter recipes use the REST Adapter and the Twitter Adapter to create an integration with a Twitter application.The recipes let you interact with Twitter including tweeting messages, finding followers and friends, and getting information about trends.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-238Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Tweet Message Posts a tweet (a status update) on behalf of the user for all followers and others to read on Twitter.Provide the status parameter with the desired text to be posted in the request message.Retweet Message Reposts or forwards a tweet that was previously posted on Twitter by another user.Provide the ID parameter with the tweet ID to be retweeted.Get Retweeted Messages Returns the most recent tweets authored by the authenticating user that have been retweeted by other users.Provide any value to the dummy parameter in the request message.Get Followers IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who is following the specified user.Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get Friends IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who the specified user is following (otherwise known as their "friends").Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get IDs of Who RetweetedReturns a collection of up to 100 user IDs belonging to users who have retweeted the tweet specified by the ID parameter.Provide the ID parameter with the ID of a tweet in the request message.Get Trends for Place Returns the top 50 trending topics for the location specified by the Where On Earth Identifier (WOEID), if trending information is available for it.Provide the ID parameter with the WOEID in the request message.For example, you can enter 2367105 to get the trending topics for Boston, 2459115 for New York, or 2442047 for Los Angeles.Also, you can use 1 to get global trending topics.Get Trends Available Returns the locations that Twitter has trending topic information for.
When you sign in to your Twitter account, you can read and post tweets.The Twitter recipes use the REST Adapter and the Twitter Adapter to create an integration with a Twitter application.The recipes let you interact with Twitter including tweeting messages, finding followers and friends, and getting information about trends.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-238Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Tweet Message Posts a tweet (a status update) on behalf of the user for all followers and others to read on Twitter.Provide the status parameter with the desired text to be posted in the request message.Retweet Message Reposts or forwards a tweet that was previously posted on Twitter by another user.Provide the ID parameter with the tweet ID to be retweeted.Get Retweeted Messages Returns the most recent tweets authored by the authenticating user that have been retweeted by other users.Provide any value to the dummy parameter in the request message.Get Followers IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who is following the specified user.Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get Friends IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who the specified user is following (otherwise known as their "friends").Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get IDs of Who RetweetedReturns a collection of up to 100 user IDs belonging to users who have retweeted the tweet specified by the ID parameter.Provide the ID parameter with the ID of a tweet in the request message.Get Trends for Place Returns the top 50 trending topics for the location specified by the Where On Earth Identifier (WOEID), if trending information is available for it.Provide the ID parameter with the WOEID in the request message.For example, you can enter 2367105 to get the trending topics for Boston, 2459115 for New York, or 2442047 for Los Angeles.Also, you can use 1 to get global trending topics.Get Trends Available Returns the locations that Twitter has trending topic information for.The response is an array of "locations" that encode the locations WOEID and some other human-readable information such as a canonical name and country the location belongs in.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.
The Twitter recipes use the REST Adapter and the Twitter Adapter to create an integration with a Twitter application.The recipes let you interact with Twitter including tweeting messages, finding followers and friends, and getting information about trends.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-238Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Tweet Message Posts a tweet (a status update) on behalf of the user for all followers and others to read on Twitter.Provide the status parameter with the desired text to be posted in the request message.Retweet Message Reposts or forwards a tweet that was previously posted on Twitter by another user.Provide the ID parameter with the tweet ID to be retweeted.Get Retweeted Messages Returns the most recent tweets authored by the authenticating user that have been retweeted by other users.Provide any value to the dummy parameter in the request message.Get Followers IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who is following the specified user.Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get Friends IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who the specified user is following (otherwise known as their "friends").Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get IDs of Who RetweetedReturns a collection of up to 100 user IDs belonging to users who have retweeted the tweet specified by the ID parameter.Provide the ID parameter with the ID of a tweet in the request message.Get Trends for Place Returns the top 50 trending topics for the location specified by the Where On Earth Identifier (WOEID), if trending information is available for it.Provide the ID parameter with the WOEID in the request message.For example, you can enter 2367105 to get the trending topics for Boston, 2459115 for New York, or 2442047 for Los Angeles.Also, you can use 1 to get global trending topics.Get Trends Available Returns the locations that Twitter has trending topic information for.The response is an array of "locations" that encode the locations WOEID and some other human-readable information such as a canonical name and country the location belongs in.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Look Up Tweet Status Returns fully-hydrated tweet objects for up to 100 tweets per request, as specified by the comma-separated values passed to the ID parameter.
The recipes let you interact with Twitter including tweeting messages, finding followers and friends, and getting information about trends.Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-238Recipe Name Description Parameters Required to Run Recipe Tweet Message Posts a tweet (a status update) on behalf of the user for all followers and others to read on Twitter.Provide the status parameter with the desired text to be posted in the request message.Retweet Message Reposts or forwards a tweet that was previously posted on Twitter by another user.Provide the ID parameter with the tweet ID to be retweeted.Get Retweeted Messages Returns the most recent tweets authored by the authenticating user that have been retweeted by other users.Provide any value to the dummy parameter in the request message.Get Followers IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who is following the specified user.Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get Friends IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who the specified user is following (otherwise known as their "friends").Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get IDs of Who RetweetedReturns a collection of up to 100 user IDs belonging to users who have retweeted the tweet specified by the ID parameter.Provide the ID parameter with the ID of a tweet in the request message.Get Trends for Place Returns the top 50 trending topics for the location specified by the Where On Earth Identifier (WOEID), if trending information is available for it.Provide the ID parameter with the WOEID in the request message.For example, you can enter 2367105 to get the trending topics for Boston, 2459115 for New York, or 2442047 for Los Angeles.Also, you can use 1 to get global trending topics.Get Trends Available Returns the locations that Twitter has trending topic information for.The response is an array of "locations" that encode the locations WOEID and some other human-readable information such as a canonical name and country the location belongs in.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Look Up Tweet Status Returns fully-hydrated tweet objects for up to 100 tweets per request, as specified by the comma-separated values passed to the ID parameter.This recipe is useful to get the details of (hydrate) a collection of tweet IDs.Provide the following parameters in the request message: ID: Specifies the tweet ID.
Retweet Message Reposts or forwards a tweet that was previously posted on Twitter by another user.Provide the ID parameter with the tweet ID to be retweeted.Get Retweeted Messages Returns the most recent tweets authored by the authenticating user that have been retweeted by other users.Provide any value to the dummy parameter in the request message.Get Followers IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who is following the specified user.Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get Friends IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who the specified user is following (otherwise known as their "friends").Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get IDs of Who RetweetedReturns a collection of up to 100 user IDs belonging to users who have retweeted the tweet specified by the ID parameter.Provide the ID parameter with the ID of a tweet in the request message.Get Trends for Place Returns the top 50 trending topics for the location specified by the Where On Earth Identifier (WOEID), if trending information is available for it.Provide the ID parameter with the WOEID in the request message.For example, you can enter 2367105 to get the trending topics for Boston, 2459115 for New York, or 2442047 for Los Angeles.Also, you can use 1 to get global trending topics.Get Trends Available Returns the locations that Twitter has trending topic information for.The response is an array of "locations" that encode the locations WOEID and some other human-readable information such as a canonical name and country the location belongs in.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Look Up Tweet Status Returns fully-hydrated tweet objects for up to 100 tweets per request, as specified by the comma-separated values passed to the ID parameter.This recipe is useful to get the details of (hydrate) a collection of tweet IDs.Provide the following parameters in the request message: ID: Specifies the tweet ID.trim_user : When set to true (true/t/1), then include only the status authors numeric ID.
Get Retweeted Messages Returns the most recent tweets authored by the authenticating user that have been retweeted by other users.Provide any value to the dummy parameter in the request message.Get Followers IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who is following the specified user.Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get Friends IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who the specified user is following (otherwise known as their "friends").Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get IDs of Who RetweetedReturns a collection of up to 100 user IDs belonging to users who have retweeted the tweet specified by the ID parameter.Provide the ID parameter with the ID of a tweet in the request message.Get Trends for Place Returns the top 50 trending topics for the location specified by the Where On Earth Identifier (WOEID), if trending information is available for it.Provide the ID parameter with the WOEID in the request message.For example, you can enter 2367105 to get the trending topics for Boston, 2459115 for New York, or 2442047 for Los Angeles.Also, you can use 1 to get global trending topics.Get Trends Available Returns the locations that Twitter has trending topic information for.The response is an array of "locations" that encode the locations WOEID and some other human-readable information such as a canonical name and country the location belongs in.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Look Up Tweet Status Returns fully-hydrated tweet objects for up to 100 tweets per request, as specified by the comma-separated values passed to the ID parameter.This recipe is useful to get the details of (hydrate) a collection of tweet IDs.Provide the following parameters in the request message: ID: Specifies the tweet ID.trim_user : When set to true (true/t/1), then include only the status authors numeric ID.(Optional).
Get Followers IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who is following the specified user.Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get Friends IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who the specified user is following (otherwise known as their "friends").Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get IDs of Who RetweetedReturns a collection of up to 100 user IDs belonging to users who have retweeted the tweet specified by the ID parameter.Provide the ID parameter with the ID of a tweet in the request message.Get Trends for Place Returns the top 50 trending topics for the location specified by the Where On Earth Identifier (WOEID), if trending information is available for it.Provide the ID parameter with the WOEID in the request message.For example, you can enter 2367105 to get the trending topics for Boston, 2459115 for New York, or 2442047 for Los Angeles.Also, you can use 1 to get global trending topics.Get Trends Available Returns the locations that Twitter has trending topic information for.The response is an array of "locations" that encode the locations WOEID and some other human-readable information such as a canonical name and country the location belongs in.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Look Up Tweet Status Returns fully-hydrated tweet objects for up to 100 tweets per request, as specified by the comma-separated values passed to the ID parameter.This recipe is useful to get the details of (hydrate) a collection of tweet IDs.Provide the following parameters in the request message: ID: Specifies the tweet ID.trim_user : When set to true (true/t/1), then include only the status authors numeric ID.(Optional).map: When used, tweets that dont exist or cant be viewed by the current user will still have their key represented but with an explicitly null value paired with it.
Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get Friends IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who the specified user is following (otherwise known as their "friends").Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get IDs of Who RetweetedReturns a collection of up to 100 user IDs belonging to users who have retweeted the tweet specified by the ID parameter.Provide the ID parameter with the ID of a tweet in the request message.Get Trends for Place Returns the top 50 trending topics for the location specified by the Where On Earth Identifier (WOEID), if trending information is available for it.Provide the ID parameter with the WOEID in the request message.For example, you can enter 2367105 to get the trending topics for Boston, 2459115 for New York, or 2442047 for Los Angeles.Also, you can use 1 to get global trending topics.Get Trends Available Returns the locations that Twitter has trending topic information for.The response is an array of "locations" that encode the locations WOEID and some other human-readable information such as a canonical name and country the location belongs in.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Look Up Tweet Status Returns fully-hydrated tweet objects for up to 100 tweets per request, as specified by the comma-separated values passed to the ID parameter.This recipe is useful to get the details of (hydrate) a collection of tweet IDs.Provide the following parameters in the request message: ID: Specifies the tweet ID.trim_user : When set to true (true/t/1), then include only the status authors numeric ID.(Optional).map: When used, tweets that dont exist or cant be viewed by the current user will still have their key represented but with an explicitly null value paired with it.(Optional).Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-239System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the Twitter recipes, you must have a Twitter account and have access to the Twitter API for the integration.
Get Friends IDs Returns a cursored collection of user IDs for every user who the specified user is following (otherwise known as their "friends").Provide the user_id and the screen_name of the Twitter account in the request message.Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get IDs of Who RetweetedReturns a collection of up to 100 user IDs belonging to users who have retweeted the tweet specified by the ID parameter.Provide the ID parameter with the ID of a tweet in the request message.Get Trends for Place Returns the top 50 trending topics for the location specified by the Where On Earth Identifier (WOEID), if trending information is available for it.Provide the ID parameter with the WOEID in the request message.For example, you can enter 2367105 to get the trending topics for Boston, 2459115 for New York, or 2442047 for Los Angeles.Also, you can use 1 to get global trending topics.Get Trends Available Returns the locations that Twitter has trending topic information for.The response is an array of "locations" that encode the locations WOEID and some other human-readable information such as a canonical name and country the location belongs in.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Look Up Tweet Status Returns fully-hydrated tweet objects for up to 100 tweets per request, as specified by the comma-separated values passed to the ID parameter.This recipe is useful to get the details of (hydrate) a collection of tweet IDs.Provide the following parameters in the request message: ID: Specifies the tweet ID.trim_user : When set to true (true/t/1), then include only the status authors numeric ID.(Optional).map: When used, tweets that dont exist or cant be viewed by the current user will still have their key represented but with an explicitly null value paired with it.(Optional).Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-239System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the Twitter recipes, you must have a Twitter account and have access to the Twitter API for the integration.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the Twitter Adapter with Oracle Integration .
Note that the screen_name is the Twitter ID without the @ sign.Get IDs of Who RetweetedReturns a collection of up to 100 user IDs belonging to users who have retweeted the tweet specified by the ID parameter.Provide the ID parameter with the ID of a tweet in the request message.Get Trends for Place Returns the top 50 trending topics for the location specified by the Where On Earth Identifier (WOEID), if trending information is available for it.Provide the ID parameter with the WOEID in the request message.For example, you can enter 2367105 to get the trending topics for Boston, 2459115 for New York, or 2442047 for Los Angeles.Also, you can use 1 to get global trending topics.Get Trends Available Returns the locations that Twitter has trending topic information for.The response is an array of "locations" that encode the locations WOEID and some other human-readable information such as a canonical name and country the location belongs in.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Look Up Tweet Status Returns fully-hydrated tweet objects for up to 100 tweets per request, as specified by the comma-separated values passed to the ID parameter.This recipe is useful to get the details of (hydrate) a collection of tweet IDs.Provide the following parameters in the request message: ID: Specifies the tweet ID.trim_user : When set to true (true/t/1), then include only the status authors numeric ID.(Optional).map: When used, tweets that dont exist or cant be viewed by the current user will still have their key represented but with an explicitly null value paired with it.(Optional).Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-239System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the Twitter recipes, you must have a Twitter account and have access to the Twitter API for the integration.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the Twitter Adapter with Oracle Integration .Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .
Get IDs of Who RetweetedReturns a collection of up to 100 user IDs belonging to users who have retweeted the tweet specified by the ID parameter.Provide the ID parameter with the ID of a tweet in the request message.Get Trends for Place Returns the top 50 trending topics for the location specified by the Where On Earth Identifier (WOEID), if trending information is available for it.Provide the ID parameter with the WOEID in the request message.For example, you can enter 2367105 to get the trending topics for Boston, 2459115 for New York, or 2442047 for Los Angeles.Also, you can use 1 to get global trending topics.Get Trends Available Returns the locations that Twitter has trending topic information for.The response is an array of "locations" that encode the locations WOEID and some other human-readable information such as a canonical name and country the location belongs in.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Look Up Tweet Status Returns fully-hydrated tweet objects for up to 100 tweets per request, as specified by the comma-separated values passed to the ID parameter.This recipe is useful to get the details of (hydrate) a collection of tweet IDs.Provide the following parameters in the request message: ID: Specifies the tweet ID.trim_user : When set to true (true/t/1), then include only the status authors numeric ID.(Optional).map: When used, tweets that dont exist or cant be viewed by the current user will still have their key represented but with an explicitly null value paired with it.(Optional).Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-239System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the Twitter recipes, you must have a Twitter account and have access to the Twitter API for the integration.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the Twitter Adapter with Oracle Integration .Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .To use the collection of Twitter recipes, you must configure the Oracle REST Twitter Connection and the Oracle Twitter Connection.
Get Trends for Place Returns the top 50 trending topics for the location specified by the Where On Earth Identifier (WOEID), if trending information is available for it.Provide the ID parameter with the WOEID in the request message.For example, you can enter 2367105 to get the trending topics for Boston, 2459115 for New York, or 2442047 for Los Angeles.Also, you can use 1 to get global trending topics.Get Trends Available Returns the locations that Twitter has trending topic information for.The response is an array of "locations" that encode the locations WOEID and some other human-readable information such as a canonical name and country the location belongs in.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Look Up Tweet Status Returns fully-hydrated tweet objects for up to 100 tweets per request, as specified by the comma-separated values passed to the ID parameter.This recipe is useful to get the details of (hydrate) a collection of tweet IDs.Provide the following parameters in the request message: ID: Specifies the tweet ID.trim_user : When set to true (true/t/1), then include only the status authors numeric ID.(Optional).map: When used, tweets that dont exist or cant be viewed by the current user will still have their key represented but with an explicitly null value paired with it.(Optional).Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-239System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the Twitter recipes, you must have a Twitter account and have access to the Twitter API for the integration.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the Twitter Adapter with Oracle Integration .Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .To use the collection of Twitter recipes, you must configure the Oracle REST Twitter Connection and the Oracle Twitter Connection.You only need to configure these connections once.
For example, you can enter 2367105 to get the trending topics for Boston, 2459115 for New York, or 2442047 for Los Angeles.Also, you can use 1 to get global trending topics.Get Trends Available Returns the locations that Twitter has trending topic information for.The response is an array of "locations" that encode the locations WOEID and some other human-readable information such as a canonical name and country the location belongs in.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Look Up Tweet Status Returns fully-hydrated tweet objects for up to 100 tweets per request, as specified by the comma-separated values passed to the ID parameter.This recipe is useful to get the details of (hydrate) a collection of tweet IDs.Provide the following parameters in the request message: ID: Specifies the tweet ID.trim_user : When set to true (true/t/1), then include only the status authors numeric ID.(Optional).map: When used, tweets that dont exist or cant be viewed by the current user will still have their key represented but with an explicitly null value paired with it.(Optional).Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-239System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the Twitter recipes, you must have a Twitter account and have access to the Twitter API for the integration.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the Twitter Adapter with Oracle Integration .Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .To use the collection of Twitter recipes, you must configure the Oracle REST Twitter Connection and the Oracle Twitter Connection.You only need to configure these connections once.All Twitter recipes use the same two connections.
Also, you can use 1 to get global trending topics.Get Trends Available Returns the locations that Twitter has trending topic information for.The response is an array of "locations" that encode the locations WOEID and some other human-readable information such as a canonical name and country the location belongs in.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Look Up Tweet Status Returns fully-hydrated tweet objects for up to 100 tweets per request, as specified by the comma-separated values passed to the ID parameter.This recipe is useful to get the details of (hydrate) a collection of tweet IDs.Provide the following parameters in the request message: ID: Specifies the tweet ID.trim_user : When set to true (true/t/1), then include only the status authors numeric ID.(Optional).map: When used, tweets that dont exist or cant be viewed by the current user will still have their key represented but with an explicitly null value paired with it.(Optional).Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-239System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the Twitter recipes, you must have a Twitter account and have access to the Twitter API for the integration.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the Twitter Adapter with Oracle Integration .Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .To use the collection of Twitter recipes, you must configure the Oracle REST Twitter Connection and the Oracle Twitter Connection.You only need to configure these connections once.All Twitter recipes use the same two connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.
Get Trends Available Returns the locations that Twitter has trending topic information for.The response is an array of "locations" that encode the locations WOEID and some other human-readable information such as a canonical name and country the location belongs in.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Look Up Tweet Status Returns fully-hydrated tweet objects for up to 100 tweets per request, as specified by the comma-separated values passed to the ID parameter.This recipe is useful to get the details of (hydrate) a collection of tweet IDs.Provide the following parameters in the request message: ID: Specifies the tweet ID.trim_user : When set to true (true/t/1), then include only the status authors numeric ID.(Optional).map: When used, tweets that dont exist or cant be viewed by the current user will still have their key represented but with an explicitly null value paired with it.(Optional).Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-239System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the Twitter recipes, you must have a Twitter account and have access to the Twitter API for the integration.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the Twitter Adapter with Oracle Integration .Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .To use the collection of Twitter recipes, you must configure the Oracle REST Twitter Connection and the Oracle Twitter Connection.You only need to configure these connections once.All Twitter recipes use the same two connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Twitter Connection Type: REST API Base URLConnection URL: https:// oracle_integration_server name :443 Security Policy: No security policy Oracle Twitter Connection The security policy grants you authorization access to the resources of the Twitter application.
The response is an array of "locations" that encode the locations WOEID and some other human-readable information such as a canonical name and country the location belongs in.No parameter is required in the request message to run this recipe.Look Up Tweet Status Returns fully-hydrated tweet objects for up to 100 tweets per request, as specified by the comma-separated values passed to the ID parameter.This recipe is useful to get the details of (hydrate) a collection of tweet IDs.Provide the following parameters in the request message: ID: Specifies the tweet ID.trim_user : When set to true (true/t/1), then include only the status authors numeric ID.(Optional).map: When used, tweets that dont exist or cant be viewed by the current user will still have their key represented but with an explicitly null value paired with it.(Optional).Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-239System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the Twitter recipes, you must have a Twitter account and have access to the Twitter API for the integration.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the Twitter Adapter with Oracle Integration .Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .To use the collection of Twitter recipes, you must configure the Oracle REST Twitter Connection and the Oracle Twitter Connection.You only need to configure these connections once.All Twitter recipes use the same two connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Twitter Connection Type: REST API Base URLConnection URL: https:// oracle_integration_server name :443 Security Policy: No security policy Oracle Twitter Connection The security policy grants you authorization access to the resources of the Twitter application.Configure the security for your Twitter connection by selecting the security policy and specifying the following parameters: Consumer Key Consumer Secret Access Token Access Secret You would have copied and saved the security values when you authorized your application to use your Twitter account.
Look Up Tweet Status Returns fully-hydrated tweet objects for up to 100 tweets per request, as specified by the comma-separated values passed to the ID parameter.This recipe is useful to get the details of (hydrate) a collection of tweet IDs.Provide the following parameters in the request message: ID: Specifies the tweet ID.trim_user : When set to true (true/t/1), then include only the status authors numeric ID.(Optional).map: When used, tweets that dont exist or cant be viewed by the current user will still have their key represented but with an explicitly null value paired with it.(Optional).Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-239System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the Twitter recipes, you must have a Twitter account and have access to the Twitter API for the integration.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the Twitter Adapter with Oracle Integration .Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .To use the collection of Twitter recipes, you must configure the Oracle REST Twitter Connection and the Oracle Twitter Connection.You only need to configure these connections once.All Twitter recipes use the same two connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Twitter Connection Type: REST API Base URLConnection URL: https:// oracle_integration_server name :443 Security Policy: No security policy Oracle Twitter Connection The security policy grants you authorization access to the resources of the Twitter application.Configure the security for your Twitter connection by selecting the security policy and specifying the following parameters: Consumer Key Consumer Secret Access Token Access Secret You would have copied and saved the security values when you authorized your application to use your Twitter account.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the Twitter Adapter with Oracle Integration .
This recipe is useful to get the details of (hydrate) a collection of tweet IDs.Provide the following parameters in the request message: ID: Specifies the tweet ID.trim_user : When set to true (true/t/1), then include only the status authors numeric ID.(Optional).map: When used, tweets that dont exist or cant be viewed by the current user will still have their key represented but with an explicitly null value paired with it.(Optional).Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-239System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the Twitter recipes, you must have a Twitter account and have access to the Twitter API for the integration.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the Twitter Adapter with Oracle Integration .Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .To use the collection of Twitter recipes, you must configure the Oracle REST Twitter Connection and the Oracle Twitter Connection.You only need to configure these connections once.All Twitter recipes use the same two connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Twitter Connection Type: REST API Base URLConnection URL: https:// oracle_integration_server name :443 Security Policy: No security policy Oracle Twitter Connection The security policy grants you authorization access to the resources of the Twitter application.Configure the security for your Twitter connection by selecting the security policy and specifying the following parameters: Consumer Key Consumer Secret Access Token Access Secret You would have copied and saved the security values when you authorized your application to use your Twitter account.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the Twitter Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Twitter Adapter with Oracle IntegrationAppendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-240Post Slack Notifications for Completed SurveyMonkey Surveys Use this recipe to post a notification message in Slack when a survey created with SurveyMonkey is completed by a respondent.
trim_user : When set to true (true/t/1), then include only the status authors numeric ID.(Optional).map: When used, tweets that dont exist or cant be viewed by the current user will still have their key represented but with an explicitly null value paired with it.(Optional).Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-239System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the Twitter recipes, you must have a Twitter account and have access to the Twitter API for the integration.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the Twitter Adapter with Oracle Integration .Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .To use the collection of Twitter recipes, you must configure the Oracle REST Twitter Connection and the Oracle Twitter Connection.You only need to configure these connections once.All Twitter recipes use the same two connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Twitter Connection Type: REST API Base URLConnection URL: https:// oracle_integration_server name :443 Security Policy: No security policy Oracle Twitter Connection The security policy grants you authorization access to the resources of the Twitter application.Configure the security for your Twitter connection by selecting the security policy and specifying the following parameters: Consumer Key Consumer Secret Access Token Access Secret You would have copied and saved the security values when you authorized your application to use your Twitter account.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the Twitter Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Twitter Adapter with Oracle IntegrationAppendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-240Post Slack Notifications for Completed SurveyMonkey Surveys Use this recipe to post a notification message in Slack when a survey created with SurveyMonkey is completed by a respondent.Note: This recipe is available as SurveyMonkey Slack \| Post Notifications for Completed Surveys in the Integration Store.
(Optional).map: When used, tweets that dont exist or cant be viewed by the current user will still have their key represented but with an explicitly null value paired with it.(Optional).Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-239System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the Twitter recipes, you must have a Twitter account and have access to the Twitter API for the integration.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the Twitter Adapter with Oracle Integration .Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .To use the collection of Twitter recipes, you must configure the Oracle REST Twitter Connection and the Oracle Twitter Connection.You only need to configure these connections once.All Twitter recipes use the same two connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Twitter Connection Type: REST API Base URLConnection URL: https:// oracle_integration_server name :443 Security Policy: No security policy Oracle Twitter Connection The security policy grants you authorization access to the resources of the Twitter application.Configure the security for your Twitter connection by selecting the security policy and specifying the following parameters: Consumer Key Consumer Secret Access Token Access Secret You would have copied and saved the security values when you authorized your application to use your Twitter account.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the Twitter Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Twitter Adapter with Oracle IntegrationAppendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-240Post Slack Notifications for Completed SurveyMonkey Surveys Use this recipe to post a notification message in Slack when a survey created with SurveyMonkey is completed by a respondent.Note: This recipe is available as SurveyMonkey Slack \| Post Notifications for Completed Surveys in the Integration Store.Oracle provides this recipe as a sample only.
map: When used, tweets that dont exist or cant be viewed by the current user will still have their key represented but with an explicitly null value paired with it.(Optional).Appendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-239System and Access Requirements Oracle Integration Prerequisites To use the Twitter recipes, you must have a Twitter account and have access to the Twitter API for the integration.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the Twitter Adapter with Oracle Integration .Install, Configure, and Run the Recipes For more information and steps to install, configure, and run recipes, see Get Started with Integration Accelerators and Recipes .To use the collection of Twitter recipes, you must configure the Oracle REST Twitter Connection and the Oracle Twitter Connection.You only need to configure these connections once.All Twitter recipes use the same two connections.You must supply the following information when you configure these connections.Connection Name Parameters Oracle REST Twitter Connection Type: REST API Base URLConnection URL: https:// oracle_integration_server name :443 Security Policy: No security policy Oracle Twitter Connection The security policy grants you authorization access to the resources of the Twitter application.Configure the security for your Twitter connection by selecting the security policy and specifying the following parameters: Consumer Key Consumer Secret Access Token Access Secret You would have copied and saved the security values when you authorized your application to use your Twitter account.See Prerequisites for Creating a Connection in Using the Twitter Adapter with Oracle Integration .Related Documentation Using the Twitter Adapter with Oracle IntegrationAppendix A Social and Productivity Recipes A-240Post Slack Notifications for Completed SurveyMonkey Surveys Use this recipe to post a notification message in Slack when a survey created with SurveyMonkey is completed by a respondent.Note: This recipe is available as SurveyMonkey Slack \| Post Notifications for Completed Surveys in the Integration Store.Oracle provides this recipe as a sample only.The recipe is meant only for guidance, and is not warranted to be error-free.

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