JD Edwards Best Practice Center
Come here to start creating SOA (Service-Oriented Architecture) with your JD Edwards EnterpriseOne applications today. "Best Practices" are offered for how to service-enable JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Business Services, and then build integrations, business processes and composite applications using Fusion Middleware technology such as BPEL, ESB, BAM, ADF, and WebCenter. Experts from JDE Development, Consulting, Product Management as well as leading System Integrators and customers, will show you how.
How-To Tutorials
- BI PUBLISHER: Leveraging JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Embedded BI Publisher (PDF)
- BI PUBLISHER: Access JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Data from Oracle BI Publisher Enterprise Edition using JDBC (PDF)
- BPEL: Service Enable JD Edwards EnterpriseOne with Oracle BPEL Process Manager (PDF)
- BPEL: Query JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Customer Credit using Oracle BPEL Process Manager (PDF)
- WEB SERVICES: Creating a Table I/O Based Business Service (PDF)
- WEB SERVICES: Consuming External Web Services Using Business Services (PDF)
- WebCenter: Creating Custom EnterpriseOne Portal using WebCenter Framework (PDF)
Articles
- Why Oracle FMW is Best for JDE Applications (PDF)
- Mobility for Oracle Applications using Fusion Middleware (PDF)
- Maximum Availability Architecture for JDE Applications
- AIA: Oracle AIA Foundation Pack for Oracle Applications [Feb-09] [ Overview Viewlet | Demo Viewlet] (PDF)
- INTEGRATION: Using SOA to Extend JD Edwards EnterpriseOne (PDF)
- INTEGRATION: Using Parameterized URLs to Launch a Native EnterpriseOne Application (PDF)
- JDEVELOPER: Testing and Debugging Business Services in Oracle JDeveloper (PDF)