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Oracle E-Business Suite Integration Guide

Connect Oracle E-Business Suite with enterprise applications through deployed REST and SOAP services, business events, files, approved database interfaces, and orchestrated workflows.

Oracle E-Business Suite integration options at a glance

Oracle E-Business Suite supports selected REST and SOAP services through the Integrated SOA Gateway, with availability determined by the release, enabled products, deployed interfaces, and security configuration. Business events and subscriptions support selected event-driven scenarios, although they are not universal webhooks and may require an intermediary. Public APIs, open interface tables, concurrent programs, and module-specific import and export processes support asynchronous and batch integration. Approved file exchanges and Oracle Database access through supported views or interfaces are also possible. Martini can consume these endpoints, orchestrate multi-step processing, map payloads, expose controlled APIs, schedule synchronization, and handle status tracking and errors.

Integration pointSupported by Oracle E-Business Suite?Common use casesHow Martini supports it
REST APIsYesOracle EBS 12.2 exposes selected interfaces through the Integrated SOA Gateway for customer, supplier, order, invoice, item, and other module-specific operations.Martini can consume deployed REST endpoints, send authenticated requests, transform JSON payloads, apply validation, and expose a separate API when required.
SOAP APIsYesIntegrated SOA Gateway SOAP services support selected EBS interfaces where published contracts, XML payloads, or WS-* security are required.Martini can consume EBS SOAP services, use the supplied WSDL and policy configuration, transform XML, and handle SOAP faults.
Webhooks / outbound callbacksLimitedEBS business events and subscriptions support selected event-driven scenarios; coverage depends on event definitions, products, subscriptions, and middleware.Martini can receive HTTP notifications when an intermediary exposes the event as a callback, or can integrate with the configured messaging endpoint.
Bulk, asynchronous, and batch processingLimitedOpen interfaces, concurrent programs, import processes, and batch requests support high-volume or asynchronous processing across EBS modules.Martini can submit a process, capture its request identifier, poll status, retrieve rejection details, and acknowledge the source only after completion.
File and attachment processingLimitedModule-specific imports, exports, document processes, and attachment functionality support file-based exchange, but there is no universal file API for all EBS data.Martini can orchestrate approved SFTP or staging exchanges, parse JSON, XML, CSV, or spreadsheet inputs, archive files, and track import outcomes.
Database accessYesOracle Database access is available where network connectivity, credentials, and privileges are provisioned, using approved views, interfaces, or reporting objects.Martini can connect through JDBC and query approved objects; direct base-table writes should not bypass EBS validation or business logic.
AuthenticationLimitedConfigured deployments may use HTTP Basic Authentication, SOAP WS-Security, SSO, Oracle middleware policies, token-based access, or database credentials.Martini can manage environment-specific secrets and authenticate requests according to the deployed EBS and middleware policy.

How Oracle E-Business Suite exposes data and business events

Oracle EBS REST APIs

Oracle EBS 12.2 supports REST services through the Integrated SOA Gateway for selected interfaces. Services must be deployed and secured by an administrator, and resource names, operations, filters, and payloads vary by product and installation.

Martini implementation pattern

Martini implementation pattern: Martini calls the deployed REST endpoint, supplies environment-managed credentials, validates and transforms the JSON response or request, applies business rules, and stores a synchronization watermark or external reference.

Implementation sequence

Authenticate to the deployed EBS REST service
Retrieve or submit the current business object
Follow supported pagination or filtering behavior
Map the payload to the canonical or target model
Apply validation and business rules
Persist the result and synchronization checkpoint

Oracle EBS SOAP APIs

Integrated SOA Gateway provides SOAP services for selected EBS interfaces. The available WSDL, operations, XML schemas, and security policies depend on the service deployed in the customer environment.

Martini implementation pattern

Martini implementation pattern: Martini consumes the supplied WSDL-backed service, constructs XML requests, applies the configured authentication or WS-Security policy, transforms responses, and routes SOAP faults into operational handling.

Implementation sequence

Load the deployed EBS WSDL and endpoint configuration
Authenticate using the configured SOAP security policy
Construct and submit the XML request
Parse the SOAP response or fault
Map the result to the target model
Record the service response and correlation identifier

Oracle EBS Business Events

The Oracle Workflow Business Event System supports selected events and subscriptions. This is not universal webhook coverage; an Oracle middleware or messaging intermediary may be needed to deliver an HTTP notification to Martini.

Martini implementation pattern

Martini implementation pattern: Martini receives the intermediary callback or message, validates the event identity, retrieves the current EBS object when necessary, and makes event processing idempotent using a source event or business reference.

Implementation sequence

Receive the selected event notification
Validate the event identity and source
Retrieve the current EBS object when required
Apply routing and duplicate checks
Map and deliver the downstream change
Record acknowledgement and processing status

Oracle EBS Concurrent Programs and Interfaces

Public APIs, open interface tables, import processes, and concurrent programs support many batch and asynchronous business processes. A successful submission may only indicate that EBS accepted the request.

Martini implementation pattern

Martini implementation pattern: Martini submits the approved interface or concurrent request, captures its identifier, polls status, retrieves interface rejection details, and completes the workflow only after successful EBS processing.

Implementation sequence

Prepare the approved interface or import payload
Submit the EBS request or load the interface
Capture the concurrent request or interface identifier
Poll the processing status with controlled backoff
Retrieve validation and rejection details
Mark the source transaction complete or route it for replay

Oracle EBS Database Access

Oracle EBS runs on Oracle Database and can be accessed through JDBC when approved network access and privileges exist. Supported views, reporting objects, interface tables, or public database interfaces should be preferred over base-table access.

Martini implementation pattern

Martini implementation pattern: Martini queries approved Oracle objects, applies incremental filtering and transaction safeguards, maps rows into canonical structures, and avoids writes that bypass EBS application logic.

Implementation sequence

Establish approved private connectivity to Oracle Database
Authenticate with a least-privilege database account
Query supported views or interface objects
Process pages or batches with a stable watermark
Transform rows for the target system
Record the checkpoint and query outcome

Common Oracle E-Business Suite integration patterns

Pattern 1: Synchronize customers and orders with Salesforce

When to use this pattern

Use this pattern when Salesforce manages customer-facing activity while Oracle EBS remains the financial or order-processing system of record. Incremental retrieval may use a service-supported update field, status filter, business event, or persisted watermark.

Integration direction
Oracle E-Business Suite
Martini
Salesforce
Example Mapping
Oracle E-Business Suite FieldCanonical FieldTarget Field
Customer account numbercustomer.externalIdSalesforce Account.External_Id__c
Party namecustomer.nameSalesforce Account.Name
Order numberorder.externalIdSalesforce Order.OrderNumber
Martini implementation pattern

A scheduled or event-assisted Martini workflow retrieves changed Customers, Parties, or Sales Orders, normalizes them, checks existing external references, and updates Salesforce. It throttles EBS calls, records checkpoints, and retries transient failures without creating duplicates.

Martini capabilities used
  • workflows
  • API consumption
  • scheduling
  • data mapping
  • business rules
  • error handling

Pattern 2: Submit suppliers and purchase orders from Coupa

When to use this pattern

Use this pattern when Coupa handles procurement processes and EBS performs purchasing, financial, or downstream fulfillment processing. EBS imports may be asynchronous and require status polling.

Integration direction
Coupa
Martini
Oracle E-Business Suite
Example Mapping
Oracle E-Business Suite FieldCanonical FieldTarget Field
Supplier numbersupplier.externalIdEBS Supplier.SupplierNumber
Purchase order numberpurchaseOrder.externalIdEBS Purchase Order.DocumentNumber
Line amountpurchaseOrder.lines.amountEBS Purchase Order Line.Amount
Martini implementation pattern

Martini receives approved Coupa data, validates supplier and organization mappings, transforms it into the deployed EBS API or interface structure, submits the process, and polls the concurrent request. Rejections are preserved with the source identifier for correction and replay.

Martini capabilities used
  • workflows
  • API consumption
  • XML and JSON transformation
  • data mapping
  • validation
  • retry handling

Pattern 3: Publish invoice status to ServiceNow

When to use this pattern

Use this pattern when service agents need current invoice, payment, or purchase-order status without direct access to EBS. The flow can be scheduled or initiated by a controlled ServiceNow request.

Integration direction
Oracle E-Business Suite
Martini
ServiceNow
Example Mapping
Oracle E-Business Suite FieldCanonical FieldTarget Field
Invoice numberinvoice.externalIdServiceNow invoice reference
Supplier identifierinvoice.supplierIdServiceNow supplier reference
Payment statusinvoice.paymentStatusServiceNow payment status
Martini implementation pattern

Martini retrieves approved EBS invoice data, applies field-level security and business rules, maps it to ServiceNow, and correlates updates with the invoice and supplier identifiers. Failed writes are retried and reported without exposing EBS credentials.

Martini capabilities used
  • scheduled workflows
  • API consumption
  • data mapping
  • business rules
  • secrets management
  • monitoring

Pattern 4: Synchronize inventory and orders with Shopify

When to use this pattern

Use this pattern when Shopify provides the commerce channel and EBS manages item, inventory, order, and fulfillment processes. Separate flows should control catalog publication and inbound order submission.

Integration direction
Oracle E-Business Suite
Martini
Shopify
Example Mapping
Oracle E-Business Suite FieldCanonical FieldTarget Field
Item numberproduct.skuShopify Product.Variant.SKU
Available quantityinventory.availableQuantityShopify inventoryLevel.available
Order numberorder.externalIdEBS Sales Order.OrderNumber
Martini implementation pattern

A controlled Martini schedule retrieves changed Items and inventory from EBS and publishes normalized Shopify data. Shopify orders are validated for item, organization, and customer mappings before submission to an approved EBS order service or import; duplicate references and asynchronous errors are handled explicitly.

Martini capabilities used
  • scheduling
  • API consumption
  • data mapping
  • business rules
  • idempotency controls
  • error handling

Applications commonly integrated with Oracle E-Business Suite

Oracle E-Business Suite often operates as a system of record for finance, procurement, supply chain, and order management. The following named applications represent practical enterprise architecture scenarios; the exact interface must be confirmed for each deployment.

Application Scenario Direction Martini Pattern
Salesforce Synchronize customer, contact, order, invoice, and financial-status information between customer-facing processes and EBS. Salesforce → Martini → Oracle E-Business Suite Martini consumes Salesforce changes or scheduled extracts, maps them to EBS REST, SOAP, or approved interface formats, and returns processing status with durable correlation identifiers.
ServiceNow Make invoice, purchase-order, supplier, or employee financial status available to service agents and automate selected requests. Oracle E-Business Suite → Martini → ServiceNow A scheduled Martini workflow retrieves EBS data, normalizes it, and updates ServiceNow; controlled ServiceNow requests can be validated and routed back through supported EBS interfaces.
Workday Exchange worker, supplier, organizational, or finance data where both platforms are used across the enterprise. Workday → Martini → Oracle E-Business Suite Martini receives approved Workday payloads or extracts, applies field and organization mappings, invokes the relevant EBS service or interface, and records asynchronous processing results.
Coupa Integrate suppliers, purchase orders, receipts, invoices, and procurement approvals. Coupa → Martini → Oracle E-Business Suite Martini transforms Coupa procurement messages into EBS supplier or purchasing interface structures, submits the import or service request, polls completion, and returns validation errors.
Shopify Synchronize products, inventory availability, customers, and orders with EBS order-management and fulfillment processes. Shopify → Martini → Oracle E-Business Suite Scheduled Martini workflows publish normalized EBS Items and availability to Shopify, while Shopify orders are validated, transformed, and submitted through approved EBS order interfaces.
Jira Link project, delivery, or issue-management workflows with EBS project, purchasing, or financial context. Oracle E-Business Suite → Martini → Jira Martini exposes selected EBS project or financial data to Jira through its API and can route approved Jira updates to EBS services while preserving source references.
NetSuite Exchange financial, customer, supplier, or order data during coexistence, acquisition, or subsidiary integration scenarios. Oracle E-Business Suite → Martini → NetSuite Martini applies explicit system-of-record rules, maps objects through a canonical model, and synchronizes changes using APIs, scheduled workflows, and duplicate checks.
Snowflake Replicate financial, procurement, order, and inventory data for analytics and reporting. Oracle E-Business Suite → Martini → Snowflake Martini extracts approved EBS views, services, interface outputs, or staged files, transforms them into analytics-ready structures, and loads them with checkpointing and reconciliation.

How to build a Oracle E-Business Suite integration in Martini

Objective

Confirm the EBS release, deployed interfaces, network path, endpoint contracts, and authentication policy before building the workflow.

Instructions in Martini

  • Obtain the deployed REST endpoint, SOAP WSDL, event endpoint, file location, or approved database interface.
  • Store credentials, certificates, and environment-specific values as Martini-managed secrets.
  • Use least-privilege EBS responsibilities, service permissions, or database privileges.

Objective

Select a scheduled, event-assisted, API-led, file-based, or database-driven trigger based on the EBS interface and synchronization requirements.

Instructions in Martini

  • Use a scheduler for incremental or batch synchronization.
  • Use an HTTP endpoint or intermediary for selected event notifications.
  • Use a controlled API when another application must request EBS processing.

Objective

Acquire EBS data or inbound business messages while respecting pagination, filtering, batch size, and asynchronous processing behavior.

Instructions in Martini

  • Retrieve all supported pages using a stable watermark.
  • Capture request, event, order, invoice, or supplier identifiers.
  • Preserve original payloads and EBS responses for diagnosis and replay.

Objective

Coordinate calls, interface submissions, status polling, routing, and downstream delivery as a maintainable Martini workflow.

Instructions in Martini

  • Separate submission from status polling when EBS processing is asynchronous.
  • Use controlled concurrency and backoff to protect the shared EBS environment.
  • Persist intermediate state for multi-step transactions.

Objective

Transform EBS structures into canonical or target-specific models and validate required fields before writing data.

Instructions in Martini

  • Map Customers, Parties, Suppliers, Items, Sales Orders, Purchase Orders, or Invoices explicitly.
  • Validate organization, identifier, amount, status, and required reference fields.
  • Apply business rules for system-of-record ownership and duplicate prevention.

Objective

Deliver the transformed result to the target system and reconcile the outcome with the originating EBS or source transaction.

Instructions in Martini

  • Use the target API, file process, database interface, or approved messaging endpoint.
  • Store external references, EBS request identifiers, and target response identifiers.
  • Do not acknowledge an asynchronous source message until processing succeeds.

Common Oracle E-Business Suite data objects used in integrations

ObjectTypical UseCommon target systemsMartini handling
Customers and PartiesSynchronize customer accounts, parties, sites, contacts, and trading-partner information.Salesforce, ServiceNow, Shopify, NetSuiteMartini maps EBS customer and party structures to a canonical customer model, applies external-reference checks, and writes through approved services or interfaces.
Suppliers and Supplier SitesExchange supplier master data, addresses, sites, and payment-related attributes.Coupa, Workday, ServiceNow, NetSuiteMartini validates supplier identifiers and required organizational fields, submits supported APIs or imports, and tracks asynchronous errors.
ItemsSynchronize inventory items, item attributes, organizations, revisions, and availability-related data.Shopify, Snowflake, SalesforceMartini retrieves approved item data, normalizes organization and revision fields, and publishes target-specific product or inventory structures.
Sales OrdersProcess order headers, lines, schedules, shipments, and order status.Shopify, Salesforce, NetSuiteMartini validates order references and line data, invokes the deployed EBS service or import process, and polls the resulting status where processing is asynchronous.
Purchase OrdersExchange requisitions, purchase-order headers, lines, shipments, and receipts.Coupa, ServiceNow, SnowflakeMartini transforms procurement payloads, applies approval and duplicate rules, and records EBS request identifiers and rejection details.
InvoicesSynchronize accounts payable invoices, accounts receivable transactions, distributions, and payment status.ServiceNow, Salesforce, Snowflake, NetSuiteMartini maps invoice and payment attributes, preserves supplier or transaction references, and routes validation or concurrent-processing failures for replay.

Authentication and security considerations

Environment-dependent authentication

Oracle E-Business Suite security depends on the release, Integrated SOA Gateway, Oracle middleware, identity architecture, and deployed service policy. Configurations may use Basic Authentication, SOAP WS-Security, SSO, token-based access, or database credentials.

Least-privilege access

Limit EBS responsibilities, service permissions, interface access, and database privileges to the operations required by the workflow. Martini credentials, certificates, and connection details should be stored as environment-managed secrets.

Private connectivity

Many EBS installations are inside private networks. Plan for firewall allowlisting, TLS certificates, reverse proxies, API gateways, secure file-transfer paths, and separate credentials for development, testing, and production.

Operational considerations for Oracle E-Business Suite integrations

Version and interface coverage

Confirm the EBS release, patch level, enabled products, deployed REST or SOAP services, WSDLs, event subscriptions, and interface definitions. Service coverage is not uniform across EBS objects.

Pagination and load

Use server-supported filters, stable watermarks, controlled concurrency, batching, and backoff. Avoid broad unfiltered queries against a shared transactional system and schedule heavy processing outside peak windows.

Asynchronous processing

A successful submission may only mean that EBS accepted a concurrent request. Capture the request identifier, poll status, retrieve rejection details, and complete the integration only after processing succeeds.

Idempotency and change control

Use source order IDs, supplier identifiers, invoice references, event IDs, or EBS request IDs to prevent duplicates. Version mappings and regression-test changes to flexfields, service schemas, responsibilities, patches, and concurrent programs.

Why use Martini instead of scripts or point-to-point integrations?

Orchestration instead of isolated scripts

Martini coordinates REST, SOAP, event, file, and database interactions in explicit workflows rather than scattering EBS logic across scripts and point-to-point interfaces.

Reusable transformation and business rules

Mappings, validations, canonical models, duplicate controls, status polling, and routing rules can be maintained as reusable integration assets for Customers, Suppliers, Items, Sales Orders, Purchase Orders, and Invoices.

Operational resilience

Martini provides structured handling for retries, asynchronous requests, error routing, checkpoints, logging, and monitoring, helping teams diagnose and replay failed EBS transactions without bypassing application controls.

Controlled API exposure

Martini can expose a controlled API façade for external applications while keeping EBS services private and applying centralized authentication, authorization, validation, and transformation.

Frequently asked questions

How can Oracle E-Business Suite be integrated with enterprise systems?

Oracle E-Business Suite can be integrated through selected REST and SOAP services exposed by the Integrated SOA Gateway, public APIs, open interface tables, concurrent programs, business events, approved file exchanges, and authorized Oracle Database interfaces. The available mechanism depends on the EBS release, modules, deployed services, and security configuration.

Can Martini integrate with Oracle E-Business Suite?

Yes. Martini can consume deployed Oracle EBS REST and SOAP services, orchestrate interface and concurrent-program processing, receive selected event notifications through an HTTP intermediary, coordinate approved file exchanges, and connect to Oracle Database through JDBC where access is authorized.

Do I need a connector to integrate Oracle E-Business Suite with Martini?

No. A dedicated Oracle E-Business Suite connector is not required. Martini can use the EBS REST and SOAP services, supported events, approved files, messaging endpoints, or authorized Oracle Database interfaces exposed by the customer environment.

Is there any extra Lonti cost to integrate Oracle E-Business Suite with Martini?

Lonti does not charge an additional per-connector or per-vendor fee to integrate Oracle E-Business Suite. The integration is subject to the provisioned capacity of the Martini environment. Separate costs may apply from Oracle, infrastructure providers, network or middleware services, or other third-party systems.

Which Oracle E-Business Suite integration methods should be used?

Use deployed REST services for suitable modern API operations and SOAP services where an existing contract or WS-Security policy requires them. Use public APIs, open interfaces, and concurrent programs for supported business processes, and use approved views or interface objects for database reads. Avoid direct base-table writes.

Does Oracle E-Business Suite support events or webhooks?

EBS supports business events and subscriptions for selected scenarios, but it does not provide universal webhook coverage for every business object. An Oracle middleware or messaging intermediary may be required to convert an event into an HTTP callback that Martini can receive.

How does Martini synchronize Oracle E-Business Suite data?

Martini can use scheduled workflows, service-supported filters, last-update fields, status fields, business events, or persisted synchronization watermarks. The workflow can paginate results, map EBS objects to a canonical model, use stable external references for idempotency, and reconcile asynchronous processing results.

How does Martini handle Oracle E-Business Suite errors and asynchronous imports?

Martini can capture HTTP and SOAP faults, EBS validation messages, concurrent request failures, interface rejections, and network errors. For asynchronous imports, it submits the request, captures the identifier, polls status with controlled backoff, stores rejection details, and retries or routes failures for operational review.

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