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Your Journey from Oracle EBS to Oracle Fusion

" What is the future of Oracle EBS ? , Should I switch to Fusion , Is there no use of my learning of EBS till today ? " ..If  you are one of oracle consultant(11i , R12) or D2K expert , you must have heard of any one of these questions..Right.. Here , I will try to answer them as per my capability and will guide you on moving from EBS to fusion, lets go one by one.. 1) Future of EBS :  EBS is one of the Pillar of oracle and oracle has invested years to make it stable, and today EBS is in its Mature Stage. Although Industries are moving to different cloud system and different ERP , but there is huge number of customer who are in EBS  and does not want to change. Specially R12 Financial System,I have seen customer upgrading all other modules but they still want to continue Finance in R12. So , Yes new project for EBS has decreased , But the GAME is still ON with large existing customer base having AMS project. 2) Should I switch to fusion , Is there no...
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Oracle Cloud Fusion Rest API Overview

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Today is the era of Integration , Customer already have their legacy systems ready .But what demanding is to have communication between two systems, Integration or a pipe line between these systems. Like SOAP based webservices , Oracle has Provided inbuilt Rest API's which governs call by simple JSON Script. This has been a BIG move to bridge different legacy systems, For example : A third party system invokes these API and can directly create the employee, absence or get details from fusion , let say a mobile application invokes this api and create absence which directly, in real time , gets hit in cloud (oracle fusion.) In this POST , I am taking example of Absence REST API's provided by oracle. 1) Install a tool like POSTMAN or SOAPUI or JDEVELOPER. I will take example from POSTMAN. Since we are creating record , method will be POST.(for reading it is GET and for update it is PATCH) Enter information as mention : 1) URL :  https://xxyz.oraclec...
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