OAF Simple
Once unzipped you will have three directories:
JDEVBIN: This is the JDeveloper software directory and contains the executables for the IDE.
JDEVDOC: This contains all help documentation including the OAF Developer Guide which will become invaluable to you as an OAF developer
JDEVHOME: This is where by default your entire project files and code will be created, sort of a documents folder for JDeveloper.
For Helpà
C:\yourInstallDirectory\devdoc\index.htm
Right click My Computer Properties>advance tab >environment variables>new
JDEV_USER_HOME as the environment variable name and the path to your JDeveloper home directory as the value i.e. “C:\JDeveloper\JDEV_R12_RUP4\jdevhome\jdev”
Copy .dbc file from apps $FND_TOP by using following commands on puty
To
“C:\JDeveloper\JDEV_R12_RUP4\jdevhome\jdev\dbc_files\secure\test02.dbc”
Oracle
Application Framework.
-à Application OAF Version
Login to Application>click
about this page > go to technology components TAB to find your apps OAF
Version.
àFind which JDeveloper
with OAF is suitable for your Application from metalink
àdownload it use below
metalink doc
How
to find the correct version of JDeveloper to use with eBusiness Suite 11i
à Install and configure
JDeveloper machine
Create dir JDeveloperàJDEV_R12_RUP4
First unzip the Jdeveloper in
C:\JDeveloper\JDEV_R12_RUP4
JDEVBIN: This is the JDeveloper software directory and contains the executables for the IDE.
JDEVDOC: This contains all help documentation including the OAF Developer Guide which will become invaluable to you as an OAF developer
JDEVHOME: This is where by default your entire project files and code will be created, sort of a documents folder for JDeveloper.
Create
Shortcuts
For quick launch JDeveloper à
C:\yourInstallDirectory\jdevbin\jdev\bin\jdevW.exe for
windows and jdev.exe for any
other operating system.For Helpà
C:\yourInstallDirectory\devdoc\index.htm
Right click My Computer Properties>advance tab >environment variables>new
JDEV_USER_HOME as the environment variable name and the path to your JDeveloper home directory as the value i.e. “C:\JDeveloper\JDEV_R12_RUP4\jdevhome\jdev”
Copy .dbc file from apps $FND_TOP by using following commands on puty
To
“C:\JDeveloper\JDEV_R12_RUP4\jdevhome\jdev\dbc_files\secure\test02.dbc”
Now launch JDeveloper from the
shortcut created
àGo
to connections tab to make APPS DB connection
Click next > give any for your connection (better be it
DB SID)
Click next> give db user /
pass eg: apps
Fill required info
Apps URL
DB port
DB SID
Click next connection
Well done DB connection created
Configuring
JDeveloper For Use With Oracle Applications 11i and R12 [ID 330236.1]
In
part I will explain OAF simple Project
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