Application server Adapter configuration

Question

I am unable to view the request/response schemas in the Application explorer for the connection made to JD Edwards E812.
Have done genjava (Genjava /Cat 1 /UserID ID /Password PWD /EnvironmentID DV812 /Out genjava /Environment DV812 CAEC)prior to this.
1) Is genjava supported in Enterprise One 8.12?
2) Are b.funcs existing in the library CAEC in 8.12?
Thnx
Naveen
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Naveen Anbalagan

Answer 1

What are you not clear on?
What you need to do is get your developers to conform to a database naming standard, as stated above, so if you have an oracle database that is for eBusiness Suite you get all developers to create a DB connection in JDev called, ora_esb as an example.
When the developer creates a DB adapter this will create a JNDI name of eis/DB/ora_ebs. When the BPEL project is deployed it looks for the JNDI name in the oc4j-ra.xml file to see its connection details. If they don't exist then they use the developers connection details. The issue with this is that they generally always point to the development DB. It is best practice for the developers to remove the mcf settings in the DB adapter WSDL. This way if the JNDI name has not been configured it will fail.
So when you migrate from dev-test-prod what you have is the JNDI name eis/DB/ora_ebs. The dev points to the dev instance of ebs, test points to the test instance and so on. This means that you don't need to adjust any code in the BPEL projects.
cheers
James