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Many organisations who use Oracle Fusion Middleware also use one or more Oracle Applications, so it is not surprising that we often encounter integration with Oracle Applications.  On this page, we will collect links to posts about applications integration.

E-Business Suite PeopleSoft
Exposing E-Business Suite services using the Integrated SOA Gateway

Consuming E-Business Suite web services using Oracle Service Bus, or Using Oracle Service Bus with OWSM Policies to call WS-Security protected services

Exposing PeopleSoft portlets through WebCenter

Exposing PeopleSoft portlets through WebCenter with WS-Security

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