Universal adaptor for OBIEE with JDEdwards as OLTP source

Hi All,
we are in the process of implementing OBIEE for procurement and spend analytics with JDE as OLTP source. As you knew this subject area doesnot come with adaptor for JD Edwards in the recent version.
Does anyone having idea about creating a universal adaptor for this or any sample for this or any clue how to proceed for this?
Thanks

Hi,
Do you have Oracle BI Applications? If you look carefully in the DAC there are twee execution plans called "Procurement and Spend: Universal" and "Procurement and Spend Only: Universal", it seems to me that they could be helpfull for you. I'm also trying to figure out how to use the universal adaptors for HRMS.
Regards,
Edwin

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