OIC and Oracle Hospitality (OHIP) – Getting the most out of Opera APIs by Niall Commiskey
Blog: PaaS Community
This is my second post on integrating with Oracle Hospitality Cloud using OIC. The introductory post is here. So let’s continue our journey…I preface this post with the usual caveat – I am not an expert on Oracle Hospitality, however, I have been playing around with the apis provided by OHIP.
So here is the basic scenario – I want to implement the following basic use cases –
1. room reservation
2. checkin
The introductory post covered room reservation, but here is a recap. Think of OHIP (Oracle Hospitality Integration Platform) as THE catalog of APIs for Opera integration and THE Gateway for processing API requests. Starting point is getting the required OAuth Token - Read the complete article here.
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