Create the missing server.xml files yourself

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Paula and I created the missing server.xml files ourselves. The script is at the bottom of the post.
We badly needed the missing server.xml files to work on the customizations and Oracle was unable to solve this problem.
"I checked on our Automated Release Updates System found that we dont have server.xml that includes PosDelivSchedVO. This confirms that there is no patch available at present to provide you with this file.
As this is not related to coding issue,Support will not be able to log a bug with Development. You may log an Enhancement Request via Metalink, so that Development would review your requirement and if feasible would include this file at the time of future releases"
#!/bin/sh
# This script is used to generate the missing server.xml files for $JAVA_TOP/oracle/apps/pos
# Usage: server.sh
# Note: This script has many hardcoded codes and it may generate the wrong server.xml.
# The manual fixes to the generated server.xml may be need.
# Check the codes before you use it.
# It's possible to write a generic version of this script to deal with more issues, like
# 1. dealing with the Oracle apps patches applied
# 2. only generates the missing server.xml files automatically
# 3. can specify the module, like pos or po ..., to generate server.xml.
# 4. including only the OA Framework objects used.
# 5. correctly generate the right "encoding"
# Luke Chi
APP=pos
PKG_HEAD=oracle.apps.$APP
PKG_TAIL=server
SERVER_FILENAME=server_1.xml
cd $JAVA_TOP/oracle/apps/$APP
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do
echo $SUB_DIR
cd $SUB_DIR/server
PKG=$PKG_HEAD.$SUB_DIR.$PKG_TAIL
cat << EOF > $SERVER_FILENAME
<?xml version="1.0" encoding='WINDOWS-1252'?>
<!DOCTYPE JboPackage SYSTEM "jbo_03_01.dtd">
<!-- \$Header: server.xml 115.11 2003/03/25 22:31:14 luke ship $ -->
<JboPackage
Name="server"
SeparateXMLFiles="true"
EOF
echo " PackageName=\"$PKG\" >" >> $SERVER_FILENAME
ls *.xml | grep -v server*.xml | while read FILE
do
BASENAME=`basename $FILE .xml`
cat << EOF >> $SERVER_FILENAME
<Containee
Name="$BASENAME"
FullName="$PKG.$BASENAME"
EOF
for TYPE in AM EO VL VO AO
do
BASENAME_2=`basename $BASENAME $TYPE`
if [ $BASENAME_2 != $BASENAME ]; then
case $TYPE in
AM) echo " ObjectType=\"AppModule\" >" >> $SERVER_FILENAME ;;
EO) echo " ObjectType=\"Entity\" >" >> $SERVER_FILENAME ;;
VL) echo " ObjectType=\"ViewLink\" >" >> $SERVER_FILENAME ;;
VO) echo " ObjectType=\"ViewObject\" >" >> $SERVER_FILENAME ;;
AO) echo " ObjectType=\"Association\" >" >> $SERVER_FILENAME ;;
CO) echo " ObjectType=\"Luke_CO\" >" >> $SERVER_FILENAME ;;
*) echo " ObjectType=\"Luke_UNKNOWN\" >" >> $SERVER_FILENAME ;;
esac
break
fi
done
echo " </Containee>" >> $SERVER_FILENAME
done
echo "</JboPackage>" >> $SERVER_FILENAME
grep Luke $SERVER_FILENAME
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
mv $SERVER_FILENAME server_error.xml
fi
pwd
cd ../..
done

Answer 1

We loaded the Oracle seeded BC4J components from mid-tier file system to jdev OA Framework using the server.xml files generated by our Unix script attached in the privious posting above. We ,then did the customizations and successfully deployed them to our test Oracle apps.