Summary:
In this blog i'm going to explain the procedure to import Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) - Integrations project or .iar file into the Oracle JDeveloper IDE.
In this blog i'm going to explain the procedure to import Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) - Integrations project or .iar file into the Oracle JDeveloper IDE.
Importing .iar file into JDeveloper will be useful for someone who has extensive experience working in JDeveloper IDE especially for XSLT coding and someone who is not comfortable working on XSLT in notepad or on OIC browser based IDE for mappings.
Assumption:
1. OIC instance already configured in Oracle Cloud and the environment should be up and running
2. Integration is already built and available for export. If not refer here to create one.
1. OIC instance already configured in Oracle Cloud and the environment should be up and running
2. Integration is already built and available for export. If not refer here to create one.
3. JDeveloper IDE is already installed in computer.
Steps:
1. Export any Integration from OIC instance with the help of below navigation.
i. Click on Designer from the Integrations home menu
ii. Click on Integrations from the Designer menu
iii. Select the Integration to be exported and then click on export from the menu as shown below

Steps:
1. Export any Integration from OIC instance with the help of below navigation.
i. Click on Designer from the Integrations home menu
ii. Click on Integrations from the Designer menu
iii. Select the Integration to be exported and then click on export from the menu as shown below
.iar file will now be downloaded to your local computer.
2. Open JDeveloper and create one Service bus application as shown below
3. Now create one service bus project within the application created in earlier step as shown below
File-> Import -> Service bus resources
5. In the next window click on magnifier lens icon in front of zip source and select the .iar file as shown below
Click Next and then Finish.
6. The .iar file will now be imported into the JDeveloper IDE as shown below.
Hope this blog helped you with importing .iar file or Integrations into the Oracle JDeveloper IDE.
Let me know in comments section for any queries.
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