Hi All,
anyone made an integration LF connectors & forms by pushing data to Oracle EBS forms?
B.R.
Hisham
Hello,
What type of an integration are you looking for? Do you want data in a Laserfiche Form to populate an Oracle form?
Yes exactly, can you share with me how can be possible doing it from LF forms / template to Oracle ADF forms, I know that Oracle has Built-in EBS Integration Mechanisms or through Web Services
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where I'm looking to do it directly from LF so it can be easer for the end user
Are you just looking to push information from Laserfiche into an Oracle database? If so, that can be accomplished with Workflow using the Insert Data activity. This activity allows you to write directly to ODBC databases.
in fact not directly to Oracle databases, it should right data through web services or to right into the oracle forms by passing tokens, is it possible passing it by LF connectors or web services, appreciate an sample if possible
In that case, I think Laserfiche Connector will be the way to go. This product has the ability to pass tokens between interfaces. My last post had a link more fully describing Laserfiche Connector. If you think that will work for you, there is a test utility that can be found on the support site. This will verify that Connector will work with Oracle Forms.
To use Connector in this scenario, you'd affiliate Laserfiche Connector with Laserfiche Forms such that it pulls the tokens from Forms when launched and then launches an external application that will, presumably, populate the Oracle forms with the information obtained through Connector. Basically, Connector is used to read the form and pass those values on to a different process.