Oracle MCS 2.1 - Nouveautés
Last modified on October 2, 2026 • 4 min read • 729 wordsParmi les nouveautés de la version 2.1 (16.3.3) de MCS sortie en Août, on note la présence de connector API pour Fusion Applications .
A Fusion Applications Connector API enables a mobile backend to use and expose data from resources available from Fusion-based software-as-a-service (SaaS) instances, such as :
- Oracle Human Capital Management Solution (HCM),
- Oracle Supply Chain Management (SCM), and
- Oracle Customer Relationship Management Solution (CRM).
Ce nouveau connecteur FA vient donc compléter ceux déjà existant:
- SOAP
- REST
- ICS
Présence d’un Fusion Applications Connector API wizard.
Si MCS est installé dans le même Identity Domain que Oracle Cloud Application, alors ce dernier peut être paramétré comme un Identity Provider vis-à-vis de MCS, apportant ainsi une solution de SSO à l’ensemble via SAML.
Un tutorial est également dispo pour la création d’application Oracle Jet en mode hybride avec MCS.
| Keep up with MCS buzz through our new dynamic home page banner, which advertises the latest features, white papers, videos, customer news, and more. The Oracle MCS team can update this banner at will, which means you don’t have to wait for a service upgrade to stay in the loop. | All | You’ll see the new home page banner as soon as you log in to Mobile Cloud Service. |
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| Now you can register devices for push notifications even when the mobile users live in a third party LDAP, outside of Oracle. | Mobile app developer | See Registering a Device ID for more info. |
| It can be tricky to purge an artifact in MCS without a clear understanding of the artifact’s dependencies, both upstream and down. The MCS UI now clearly describes those dependencies, so you can resolve any potential issues before you delete. | Mobile app developer | Dependencies That Affect a Move to the Trash tells you what you need to know. |
| Writing mobile apps that rely on SaaS data such as Sales Cloud, HCM, and ERP just got a whole lot easier, thanks to a new connector that gives you access to Fusion Apps data through a set of easy-to-use wizards. | Service developer | The chapter Fustion Applications Connector APIs explains how to use this new connector. |
| Check out our new tutorial, which teaches you how to use the Oracle JavaScript Extension Toolkit (JET) with MCS. You’ll create a simple mobile app, then use JET code snippets to connect to MCS. | Service developer | You can find the new MCS/JET tutorial here . |
| What do you do with all the analytics data MCS collects when you no longer need it? Now you can purge analytics data for the MBEs you specify—based on a date range that you select—so you can free up storage space whenever you need to. | Administrator | You can find details at Purging Analytics Data . |
| You’ve always been able to download your log data to a CSV, text, XML, or JSON file, but there was a limit of 500 records. That limit has been increased to 10,000 log records, which you can export to the file type of your choice. | Administrator | |
| When testing connectors that call an outbound service through SSL, it can be frustrating when the connection fails due to a missing host name. Now you can turn off SSL hostname verification in your MCS dev environments through a new policy, making connector development much easier. | Administrator | Disabling SSL Hostname Verification tells you what you need to know. |
| Do you want to display your corporate or department logo at the top of your screens? How about adding a status meter above your screen’s lists, fields, tabs, or pages to focus your users on a goal? Now you can add this dimension to your screen using a summary panel in MAX. | Business user | See Screen Summary to find out more. |
| MAX already creates standard screen actions for you, like Back, Create, Save, and Edit, but now you can add actions for tasks or behaviors that are specific to your app. | Business user | See Screen Actions to find out more. |
| Now you can add a search field to the List component in MAX, to help your app users find items using a full or partial match. | Business user | See Adding Search Fields to find out more. |
| Your layout options in MAX now include the Card component, which you can use wherever you need a small container to display visual component, along with some text. | Business user | See Cards to find out more. |