Why to use the Java API in MDM

Hi Experts,
I am new to the MDM.
We are having the requirement of inetration between Portal and MDM.Can u please tell me when to use the following coponents like the scenorio's.
Why to install the MDM Business packages in Portal?
why to use the JAVA API.
Please give me the complete information.
Regards

Hi Vijay,
Standard Business Package is use to provide interaction between MDM Server and the Portal. It consists of MDM iViews like Item Detail iView (allows to create,edit and delete the records) , Resultset iView (Displays the records, allows to add the records in workflows etc), Search iViews (for searching)i.e. Data Manager functionality.
Java API are used when you need some functionality that standard MDM iViews dont have.MDM Java API consists of set of classes and interfaces with the help of which customization can be done.
Regards,
Jitesh Talreja

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Copyright (c) 1991, 2007 Oracle and / or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
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https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/645d4357-0701-0010-07bd-a2ea8c4d0aaf
Here see the Defenitions of the KM Metadata Properties:
https://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/KMC/DefenitionsoftheKMMetadata+Properties
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Hi all,
Sorry for a novice question but I couldn't find the way to go about this (probably because it's such common knowldge...)
I would like to try and use the Worklist API from my Java code in Eclipse, and according to the BPEL dev-guide I need to add an Import command for oracle.tip.pc.api.worklist. Where do I find these classes ?????
I guess I need to change my CLASSPATH but I couldn't find a single word about this in the BPEL dev-guide (chapter 17), BPEL installation guide or elseware.
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Hi all,
Ok now.
To summarize - I was trying the code from BPEL developer guide, chapter 17, page 40 for using the Worklist local API's.
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