Are there any Logic App connectors for Oracle Fusion ERP?
I've checked the Microsoft list and can only find the Oracle Database connector, which seems amazing.
Alternatively, has one one created a custom connector?
Seems you are looking Oracle Fusion ERP connector on azure logic app right?
Unfortunately it is not available right now.
But you can create custom connector on Azure Logic App as it has full customized functionality. You could integrate your API, manage your data type, set own business logic and many more. Let's have a look how you could create Custom Connector
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Browse to Azure portal and click on All services and search Custom connector Like below
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Select Logic Apps Custom Connector and Add your custom connector as you like. See the below screen shot.
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You can even check your Custom Connector validation on portal.
Note: If you need full process integration guidelines you could check here
If you still have any question please feel free to share. Thanks and happy coding!
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I am not able to see the SharePoint connector in Logic Apps to trigger. Can you please help me as I am stuck.
Trying to connect Logic Apps to Sharepoint list to trigger when an item is added or modified to list but I cannot see the Sharepoint connector itself.
As said by #Skin, sharepoint connector is available in Consumption Plan but if you are required to use standard plan make sure while searching you navigate to Azure tab where you can find the missing connector.
I added a logic app custom connector resource to connect to on premise HTTP API. But I'm not able to find it in logic app actions,
I tried creating consumption logic app and it showed up there.
Not getting in standard logic app for some reason. I tried searching with different keywords like custom connector and name of connectors. No results. Also tried to include this action from code view . It got added, but the logic app stops after executing trigger only.
Both my connector and logic app are in same region as per documentation. Can someone let me know why it is not showing up in standard logic app actions?
Currently we don’t support invoking the customer connector from Logic App standard. This is something product team are planning to support but no ETA yet.
Custom managed connectors currently aren't currently supported.
As Mayank mentioned, custom connectors are not yet supported for Logic app standard version. Couple of possible workaround solutions are:
1.Try built-in connector extensibility - https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/integrations-on-azure/azure-logic-apps-running-anywhere-built-in-connector/ba-p/1921272
2.Use a consumption logic app for integrating custom connectors and invoke it from your standard logic app.
Custom connector support is coming soon to Logic Apps Standard.
By creating a new custom connector and manually adding it to the connection json and manually crafting the workflow code view you can make this work today. Once you do this some of the UI will work, full support coming soon.
I am trying to add the Sharepoint connector in my Azure Logic App, but it is not showing up Under Choose an operation when I enter sharepoint as the search term. Does anyone know why this connector is currently unavailable?
Can you please expand the search results. It's there,
My Requirement is
Capture the user information e.g. name, id, email id, etc. which currently Im capturing through the excel sheet by sending the sheet to everyone. I want to automate this in Azure by creating a simple web application.
Store the information in a DB or storage.
Create Graphs and dashboards. Update the dashboards automatically as and when the informrtaion gets added/updated.
Provide users access to the Web application(Front-end) forms only.
Allow users to update the information they provided as and when needed.
Allow application access using Azure AD
What are the possible simple solutions available in Azure with minimal cost.
Thanks,
Yogesh
Have a look at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/tutorial-dotnetcore-sqldb-app?pivots=platform-windows which is a quick start tutorial that uses https://github.com/azure-samples/dotnetcore-sqldb-tutorial. It outlines creating an application and storing in an Azure SQL DB. By using .NET Core, you can leverage either Windows or Linux app service plan which opens your options as far as pricing goes. In the repo, you can modify Todo.cs to match your user information requirements.
For allowing application access using Azure AD, have a look at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/tutorial-auth-aad?pivots=platform-windows.
You can get started easily by using a Free tier app service plan and either basic or general DTU or v-Core Azure SQL Database pricing.
I have created mobile app and wanted to use Easy Table and Easy APIs. However whenever I go to that location it shows "Unsupported Service".
Below is the image link of my azure account console.
Thanks in advance.
Easy Tables and Easy APIs are (currently) only supported for Node (Mobile Apps or Migrated Mobile Service) applications, not for .NET applications.
Please see the following thread for more details https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/silverlight/en-US/07ee8c8a-a2fc-47ad-aca4-2ec4b5e8ac4a/enabling-mobile-extension-for-your-app-runs-forever?forum=azuremobile
You can use Easy Tables with a .Net backend. I ran into the same problem following the Quick Start steps posted by Microsoft. What you want to do is delete your application in the portal, create a new one, setup the database, then click Easy tables. It will initialize for you using the database you created.
Do not click on any Quick Start links.