The first social integration we are demonstrating is when a flight schedule is changed and the flight is delayed or is arriving early, a tweet is sent out to inform passengers about the change, as you can see here:
To demonstrate the scenario, we start by showing how to set up a Twitter account and the necessary application. Then we define the necessary social connection and show how to give consent to ICS to use our social account. We then use it in our integration. This time, we create a mapping and use XSL Elements to make the tweet text dynamic based on the request. We conclude the scenario by showing how to test and troubleshoot the social integration.
As with Chapter 4, Integrations between SaaS Applications, before we can build the integration we need to set up the social application we are integrating with. As shown in the preceding diagram, our inbound call receives the notification of the flight schedule update. Our outbound call is...