Based on the search results, Oracle Taleo appears to have a REST API. The key points are:
Oracle Taleo Business Edition provides a REST API for integration.
The documentation specifically mentions a "Taleo Business Edition REST API Guide".
The REST API requires authentication by logging in to obtain a session authToken, which is then used in subsequent API calls.
The API supports standard HTTP methods like GET, PUT, POST and DELETE for interacting with resources.
Resources in the API include things like candidate records, locations, regions, work history, etc.
The REST API is described as the preferred and more actively developed integration method compared to the older SOAP API.
In summary, Oracle Taleo (at least the Business Edition) offers a REST API as its primary integration method, following typical REST conventions using HTTP methods to interact with resources representing various entities and data in the Taleo system.
Based on the search results provided, I do not have any specific information about webhooks in the official Oracle Taleo API. The search results primarily discuss webhooks in Oracle Content Management, but do not mention Taleo specifically.
To answer your question:
I do not have definitive information to confirm whether the official Oracle Taleo API supports webhooks. The search results do not provide any evidence of webhook support in Taleo.
Since I cannot confirm webhook support in Taleo, I cannot provide information about specific events you can subscribe to.
However, it's worth noting that the search results do mention that SAP Open Connectors supports polling events for Taleo Business Edition. This suggests that while native webhook support may not be available, there are third-party solutions that can provide event-based integrations with Taleo.
Key points to consider:
Given the lack of specific information about Taleo webhooks in the search results, I recommend checking the official Oracle Taleo documentation or contacting Oracle support directly for the most accurate and current information about API capabilities, including webhook support.
Based on the search results provided, here are the key API rate limits for the Oracle Taleo API:
limit query parameter [1]For client app & bulk API transfers:
For synchronous real-time API transfers:
It's important to note that these limits may vary depending on the specific Taleo product or service being used, and some limits may be adjustable through additional purchases or custom agreements. Always refer to the most up-to-date documentation or consult with Oracle directly for the most accurate and current information regarding API rate limits for your specific Taleo implementation.
Based on the search results provided, the most recent version of the Oracle Taleo API appears to be version 24B. Here are the key points to consider:
The most recent version mentioned in the search results is Oracle Taleo Enterprise Edition 24B.
The Taleo Business Edition REST API Guide version 20C was last updated in August 2020. However, this is likely not the most recent version given the 24B reference.
The search results do not provide a specific release date for version 24B, but it is the latest version mentioned in the documentation.
Oracle regularly updates its cloud services, so it's possible that newer versions may be available beyond what is shown in these search results.
For the most up-to-date information, it's recommended to check the official Oracle Taleo documentation or contact Oracle support directly.
It's important to note that Oracle offers different editions of Taleo (e.g., Taleo Enterprise, Taleo Business Edition), and the versioning may differ between these editions. The 24B version appears to be for Taleo Enterprise Edition, while the REST API Guide mentioned for Taleo Business Edition is an older version (20C).
To ensure you're working with the most recent version, always refer to the official Oracle documentation or consult with Oracle support for the latest updates and releases.
To get a developer account for Oracle Taleo and create an API integration, you'll need to follow a multi-step process:
Oracle requires a minimum number of existing customers (in production) for each integration request:
If you meet the minimum customer requirements, you'll need to submit a review form for Oracle Product Management approval. This process typically takes 15-30 business days.
Upon approval, you'll need to:
Your OPN Administrator needs to log into the Oracle Partner Store and complete the Oracle Cloud Interoperability Addendum Enrollment.
For new integrations, schedule a Technical Preview with the Oracle Talent Partner Integration Team.
Submit your Oracle Cloud Marketplace Interest and provide information about your solution and integration.
This is required for providing mutual customer support.
Oracle will provide access to a development environment for building, testing, and demonstrating your integration.
Work with the Oracle Talent Acquisition Cloud team to design, build, and test the integration.
Create a recorded demonstration that can be included in the Marketplace listings.
Once approved as an Oracle Cloud Marketplace Publisher, create a listing for your integration.
Submit required technical documentation using provided templates.
After approval, publish your listing and promote it using provided resources.
Based on the search results provided, here are the key data models that can be interacted with using the Oracle Taleo API, along with what is possible for each:
The exact data models and capabilities can vary by Taleo product, so consulting the product-specific data dictionaries is recommended for detailed information on what can be interacted with for a particular product.
