How to use the java connector of JD Edwards Enterprise One (Oracle)

Hi, we would need to Exchange data between an iv wf and jd edwards. I read that jd edwards provides a Java connector so that it can be called by a Java program.

Has anybody some experience on how this works or how this can be done within ivy? At this time I would be happy to know if it can be done at all and how it is done in ivy (high Level)

Best regards, Clemens

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asked 28.08.2014 at 12:20

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I don't know JD Edwards but having a quick look at the documentation of the Java connector, it seems like using it works the same as using any other java library from ivy.

I would proceed as follows:

Add all libraries needed for JD Edwards Java connector to your ivy project and add them to the projects' classpath
Generate the Connector Java classes and place them into the src folder of the ivy project.
Write the code you need in Java.
Now you can call your Java code out of the process. E.g. you can call it from a script step.

Doing it this way, it should actually work. But to be really certain about it, you have to try it out.

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answered 29.08.2014 at 14:32

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