This article discussed how to configure the endpoint of a Connection to an ORDS REST service (AutoREST or REST Module) in such a way that you have the right part of the URI in the right place and can easily refactor it or promote your application to another environment.

To call Oracle Rest Data Services (ORDS) from an Oracle Database (DBCS or ATP) you create a REST Invoke Connection (not also Trigger, as the DB will not call you back).

To make the database supporting ORDS you must enable REST Services on the schema whereby you configure an alias, for example "my_schema_alias" which becomes part of the URL of the endpoint of the REST service. The question is where to put that alias: in the configuration of the Connection or in the relative resource URI’s in the Integrations? Read the complete article here.

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