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JDEVELOPER With OA Extension Setup

The document provides instructions for setting up JDeveloper with the Oracle Applications Extension. It describes downloading the correct version of JDeveloper, unzipping files, creating shortcuts, configuring the database connection by specifying username, password, host name, port, and SID, and opening sample files.

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JDEVELOPER With OA Extension Setup

The document provides instructions for setting up JDeveloper with the Oracle Applications Extension. It describes downloading the correct version of JDeveloper, unzipping files, creating shortcuts, configuring the database connection by specifying username, password, host name, port, and SID, and opening sample files.

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JDEVELOPER with OA Extension Setup Find the right version of JDEVELOPER patch from Metalink.

Refer to Doc Note: 416708.1 How to find the correct version of JDeveloper to use with eBusiness Suite 11i or Release 12

Select the appropriate JDEV version according to the patch set level . Download the zip file in the local machine.

Unzip the file into C: Drive into a folder JDEV. It will create 3 folders jdevbin, jdevdoc and jdevhome

Then go to the jdevdoc and create a shortcut for index.htm on desktop . Open the OA Framework documentation Follow the instructions given in the doc for setting up the jdeveloper The steps are below with screenshots..

Then go to C:\Jdeveloper\jdevbin\jdev\bin folder and select the jdevw.exe and create a shortcut for it on desktop

Ask for the dbc file for that particular instance from DBA.. Place it in the C:\<JDEV_FOLDER_NAME>\jdevhome\jdev\dbc_files\secure eg : C:\JDEV9i03\jdevhome\jdev\dbc_files\secure

Go to the desktop .. Click on the JDEV shortcut and open the tool .. You can see 2 default folders in the system navigation window.. i.e. Workspaces and Connections Go to Connections and expand it.. Right Click on Database .. You ll get an option to create a new connection .. Click on that and Follow the connection

Specify the suitable connection name..Let the connection type be as it is default , Oracle(JDBC) Click on Next

Specify the username password for the database .. Click Next

Let the driver name be default .. Go to command prompt and use the tnsping command to get the db details .. Use the Host Name , JDBC Port and SID details from that and enter in the connection wizard.. Click Next

Click on Test Connection .. Jdeveloper tests the database connection .. Once its able to establish connection , it ll give the status as Success!

Use the Open file open , and go to the projects path under the jdev\jdevhome\jdev path Open the toolbox.jws file..

Right Click on the any project .. Say tutorial.pr .. go to Project Settings

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