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The document outlines the steps for creating a VO extension, including copying Java class files to the myprojects folder and compiling them on the server. It details the process of importing a jpx file and running the adcgnjar command. Finally, it instructs to bounce the applications and make personalizations as per the lecture guidelines.

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Creating+VO+Extension

The document outlines the steps for creating a VO extension, including copying Java class files to the myprojects folder and compiling them on the server. It details the process of importing a jpx file and running the adcgnjar command. Finally, it instructs to bounce the applications and make personalizations as per the lecture guidelines.

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Creating VO Extension

First copy Java class files to myprojects folder to retain correct structure of folder as it
is on the server:

fnd folder from $JAVA_TOP (or from myclasses folder locally) to


<Your jDeveloper location>\jdevhome\jdev\myprojects

After creating VO extension as instructed in the lecture

Copy java and xml content to server java top (mycompany folder to $JAVA_TOP):

Compile java files on the server as instructed in the lecture with javac command

Copy jpx file to server and import it:

run jpx import


java oracle.jrad.tools.xml.importer.JPXImporter wf_vo_ext.jpx -username apps -password
apps -dbconnection "(DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=tcp)(HOST=localhost)
(PORT=1521))(CONNECT_DATA=(SID=EBSDB)))"

Run adcgnjar from $AD_TOP/bin

cd $AD_TOP/bin
adcgnjar

provide apps username and password

Bounce applications as instructed in the lecture

Make personalization as instructed in the lecture

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