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Oa Framework - How To Find The Correct Version of Jdeveloper To Use With E-Business Suite 11I or Release 12.X (Doc Id 416708.1)

1. Download and unzip the JDeveloper patch to set up the environment variables and file paths needed to connect JDeveloper to the E-Business Suite database. 2. Create a new JDeveloper connection using the dbc file from the E-Business Suite instance and specify the username, password, and other database details. 3. Create a sample workspace and project to test the connection, specifying the application username, password, and responsibility key to allow JDeveloper to access application context during runtime.

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Oa Framework - How To Find The Correct Version of Jdeveloper To Use With E-Business Suite 11I or Release 12.X (Doc Id 416708.1)

1. Download and unzip the JDeveloper patch to set up the environment variables and file paths needed to connect JDeveloper to the E-Business Suite database. 2. Create a new JDeveloper connection using the dbc file from the E-Business Suite instance and specify the username, password, and other database details. 3. Create a sample workspace and project to test the connection, specifying the application username, password, and responsibility key to allow JDeveloper to access application context during runtime.

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OA Framework - How to Find the Correct Version of JDeveloper to Use with EBusiness Suite 11i or Release 12.

x (Doc ID 416708.1)
1) Download the patch 9879989
and unzip it to a particular location

2. Specify

the path of jdev in following location

My Computer>Properties>Advanced>Environment Variables as given below


screen shot
Define the Environment Variable
JDEV_USER_HOME = <Unziplocation>\jdevhome\jdev

3. Download dbc file of Oracle application instance from $FND_TOP/secure


( it is like a tnsnames.ora file having connection detail )
Place the file at location <Unziplocation>\jdevhome\jdev\dbc_files\secure
4. Open JDeveloper and set database connection goto Connection Navigator >
Database and create a new connection as per your database details:

Note Give user name and password do not give any role and do not check
Deploy Passwordcheckbox

Note Give Host Name, JDBC port, and SID. Keep driver as thin.
Now JDeveloper is ready to use
5. Create a sample workspace and project to know setting during creation of
project
1. Goto Application Navigator right click > New > General > Workspace
Configured for Oracle Applications
2. Give workspace name

3. Give project name and Default package

Note Default package is


<3rd party
identifier>.oracle.apps.<application_short_name>.<component>.
[<subcomponent>]
Example: mycompany.oracle.apps.po.requisition.webui
4. Give database connection detail

5. Give your dbc file location, application username,


password, application short name, and responsibility key

application

i.e. Application short key and responsibility key is nothing but


assigned responsibility detail to the application user for example if
application user has System Administrator responsibility then
Application short name will be SYSADMIN and responsibility key will
be SYSTEM_ADMINISTRATOR. These values are required to compile
and run the page because page required context during run time so it
will login the application with given username and password and it will
take context from assigned responsibility

6. Click Next. Creation of Workspace and project has finished

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