Problem deploying Custom Page to E-Business Server

Question

Hi All,
We have the below setup:
- Single Instance of Oracle E-Business Suite 12.1.3 with Database 10.2.0.5 running on RHEL 5.
I have developed a custom page which has a "drop down box" with a few selections (type of the file) and a "file upload" item and tested it in JDeveloper (Patch# 9879989) and it works fine.
Now, I need to deploy and test it on the server and link it to a menu and a responsibility.
I am trying to understand how to use the Import tool (oracle.jrad.tools.xml.importer.XMLImporter) to deploy this simple page, but I am unable to set the parameters to correct values for import.bat file.
On my local PC, the directory structure is as follows:
Classes folder:
C:\SOFTWARE\ORACLE\JDEVOA\JDEVHOME\JDEV\MYCLASSES\
└───mycompany
  └───oracle
    └───apps
        └───fnd
            └───upload
                └───webui
                    │   CustomAppModule.xml
                    │   CustomAppModuleImpl.class
                    │   CustomAppsListEO.xml
                    │   CustomAppsListEOImpl.class
                    │   CustomAppsListEOView.xml
                    │   CustomAppsListEOViewImpl.class
                    │   fndUploadPkg.xml
                    │   NjmcLobs.xml
                    │   NjmcLobsCollImpl.class
                    │   NjmcLobsImpl.class
                    │   NjmcLobsView.xml
                    │   NjmcLobsViewImpl.class
                    │   webui.xml
                    │   xxUploadPG.xml
                    │
                    ├───common
                    │       bc4j.xcfg
                    │
                    └───webui
                            xxUploadCO.class
Projects folder
C:\SOFTWARE\ORACLE\JDEVOA\JDEVHOME\JDEV\myprojects
└───mycompany
    └───oracle
        └───apps
            └───fnd
                └───upload
                    └───webui
                        │   CustomAppModule.xml
                        │   CustomAppModuleImpl.java
                        │   CustomAppsListEO.xml
                        │   CustomAppsListEOImpl.java
                        │   CustomAppsListEOView.xml
                        │   CustomAppsListEOViewImpl.java
                        │   fndUploadPkg.xml
                        │   webui.xml
                        │   xxUploadPG.xml
                        │
                        ├───common
                        │       bc4j.xcfg
                        │
                        └───webui
                                xxUploadCO.javaOn the server we have a custom application xxnjmc in $APPL_TOP folder
How do set the -rootdir, -rootPackage, and -mmddir parameters for the import.bat file?
I appreciate any comments.
Thanks,
Sinan

Answer 1

Thanks, Prince,
I figured it all out. I did rename it as xxnjmc as you suggested:
Here are the steps I typed up for my own reference and just wanted to share:
DEPLOYING CUSTOM OAF Pages:
1. Zip "C:\Software\Oracle\JDEVOA\jdevhome\jdev\myclasses\xxxxxx" folder as xxxxxx.zip
2. Login to middle-tier server with applprod/password
3. Navigate to $JAVA_TOP
4. Upload xxxxxx.zip file into $JAVA_TOP and unzip
5. chmod -R 775 xxxxxx
6. Navigate to "/u0/oracle/prod/apps/apps_st/appl/xxxxxx/12.0.0/"
7. mkdir mds
8. Upload "C:\Software\Oracle\JDEVOA\jdevhome\jdev\myclasses\xxxxxx\oracle\apps\fnd\upload\webui" (with the webui folder) into "/u0/oracle/prod/apps/apps_st/appl/xxxxxx/12.0.0/mds"
9. chmod -R 775 /u0/oracle/prod/apps/apps_st/appl/xxxxxx/12.0.0/mds
10. On the local PC
cd C:\Software\Oracle\JDEVOA\jdevbin\oaext\bin>
import C:\Software\Oracle\JDEVOA\jdevhome\jdev\myprojects\xxxxxx\oracle\apps\fnd\upload\webui\xxUploadPG.xml -username APPS -password APPS -rootdir C:\Software\Oracle\JDEVOA\jdevhome\jdev\myprojects -dbconnection "(description = (address_list = (address = (community = tcp.world) (protocol = tcp)(host = 10.1.0.6)(port = 1521)))(connect_data = (sid = PROD)))"
BOUNCE APACHE
adapcctl.sh stop
adapcctl.sh start
11. Login to E-Business Suite with SYSADMIN/SYSADMIN user and "Application Developer" responsibility
12. Navigate to Application-> Function
13. Add xxxxxx_FILEUPLOAD function with the following values:
User Function Name: Company File Upload
Description : Company File Upload
In the Properties tab:
Type : SSWA jsp function
In the Web HTML tab:
HTML Call : OA.jsp?page=/xxxxxx/oracle/apps/fnd/upload/webui/xxUploadPG
14. Switch to System Administrator responsibility
Navigate to Application-> Menu
Query for the menu you want to add this function to
Add the following menu item:
Prompt: File Uploader
Function: Company File Upload
Description: Upload files for custom applications
Sinan