Presentations from Oracle OpenWorld 2009
Filed under: Oracle OpenWorld, Tools Release, Weblogic, oracle, oracle application server, websphere
JD Edwards and Oracle Application Integration Architecture: One Powerful Combination
Maximize your JD Edwards EnterpriseOne investment with Tools and Technologies
The Benefits of Running JD Edwards EnterpriseOne on the Oracle Technology Stack
Choosing the Right Technology Stack for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne
EnterpriseOne Minimum Technical Requirements
Filed under: EnterpriseOne - General, IBM i/System i/iSeries/AS400, Java, MetaLink, Minimum Technical Requirements, Oracle Server Manager, enterpriseone, oracle, websphere
Recently, I found that the Minimum Technical Requirements for Oracle EnterpriseOne to be a little difficult to track down.
So I thought I should create a post about it here so that I don’t have to waste a bunch of time looking for it.
If I remember I did this, anyway.
JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Current MTR Index (Doc ID 747323.1)
| Application Packs |
| Application Management Pack |
| Business Intelligence |
| Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher |
| Oracle Embedded Business Intelligence Applications |
| Business Servers |
| Business Services Servers |
| Clients |
| EnterpriseOne 8.0/Xe |
| EnterpriseOne Tools 8.9x |
| Clients Pervasive |
| EnterpriseOne 8.0/Xe – Pervasive |
| EnterpriseOne Tools 8.9x – Pervasive |
| Cluster Servers |
| EnterpriseOne 8.0/Xe |
| EnterpriseOne Tools 8.9x |
| Collaborative Portal |
| Collaborative Portal 8.0/Xe |
| Collaborative Portal 8.9x |
| Crystal Report – Business Objects |
| Business Objects Enterprise XIR2 |
| Crystal Reports XIR2 |
| Database Software |
| EnterpriseOne 8.0/Xe |
| EnterpriseOne Tools 8.9x |
| Deployment Server |
| EnterpriseOne 8.0/Xe |
| EnterpriseOne Tools 8.9x |
| Disk Space |
| 8.9x Disk Space Requirements |
| Enterprise Servers |
| EnterpriseOne 8.0/Xe |
| EnterpriseOne Tools 8.9x |
| EnterpriseOne Integration |
| EnterpriseOne Integration Page |
| Extended Process Integration XPI |
| Enterprise XPI Foundation |
| JD Edwards EnterpriseOne 8.12 Integration Points |
| Enterprise XPI 8.11 Integration Points |
| EnterpriseOne 8.11 SP1 Integration Points |
| Mobile Tools |
| Mobile Client 8.9x |
| Mobile Synchronization Server 8.9x |
| PIM Sync Server |
| EnterpriseOne Tools 8.9x |
| Operational Consoles |
| Plant Manger’s Dashboard Version 8.12 |
| Plant Manger’s Dashboard Version 8.11 SP1 |
| Financial Management and Compliance Console Version 8.12 |
| Financial Management and Compliance Console Version 8.11 SP1 |
| Real-Time Events Server |
| EnterpriseOne Tools 8.9x |
| Supply Chain Planning (SCP) |
| EnpterpriseOne Supply Chaining Planning Page |
| Third Party Software |
| WebSphere MQ |
| Vertex Payroll Tax Q Series |
| Vertex Sales Tax Q Series |
| Terminal Servers |
| EnterpriseOne 8.0/Xe |
| EnterpriseOne Tools 8.9x |
| Virtualization |
| Oracle VM |
| Web Servers |
| EnterpriseOne 8.0/Xe |
| EnterpriseOne Tools 8.9x |
| Web Services Gateway Server (WSG) |
| Web Services Gateway server (WSG) |
| Information Websites |
| EnterpriseOne Xe |
| EnterpriseOne 8.0 |
| EnterpriseOne Tools 8.9x |
Oracle Give Away Extended Support
Filed under: EnterpriseOne - General, MetaLink, My Oracle Support, enterpriseone, oracle
I got this email this morning:
Dear JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Customer,
During the recent COLLABORATE conference Oracle President Charles Phillips announced that Oracle will waive first year Extended Support fees for certain product lines. This includes 8.11 and 8.11 SP1 for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne.
What is Extended Support?
Many JD Edwards legacy programs are supported under Oracle’s Lifetime Support Policy. This means that when Premier Support ends, you may continue to receive updates, and legislative and regulatory fixes for an additional three years under Oracle’s Extended Support. Please be sure to review Oracle’s Lifetime Support Policy for details regarding each JD Edwards release.How Does this Affect You?
All customers currently using JD Edwards EnterpriseOne 8.11 and 8.11 SP1 will have the first year of their Extended Support fee waived. After that you will have the option of continuing your Extended Support service, and can contact your Support Sales representative to initiate the purchasing process.For more information, please review the following article on MetaLink 3, NOTE: 778948.1, or contact Global Customer Support for further questions.
I wonder if you still get the HelpDesk101-type support when you first call? I’m not trying to be negative, but you know what I mean:
- Have you applied all the ESUs?
- Have you modified the object?
- Are you on the latest Tools Release?
- Could you send me a full set of logs for both the web server and the enterprise server? – Yeah, sure. Have funning going through 2 GB of TEXT!
Anyway, it may be a good deal.
Tags: enterpriseone, enterpriseone, EnterpriseOne - General, esu, jd edwards, jde, MetaLink, My Oracle Support, oracle, oracle, Tools Release, xeNew JDE Blog: jdeforum.com
jdeforum.com has published several blog entries. Below are the most recent:
- 3 Things Every JD Edwards Consultant Should be Doing
- JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Documentation
- JD Edwards Demantra Integration
- JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Reporting – Suppress Section Write
- JD Edwards EnterpriseOne – Database Insert
This blog just got started on October 17th. I’m not sure what the background of writer(s) is but I am really looking forward to reading their contributions to the Oracle EnterpriseOne community.
Tags: enterpriseone, enterpriseone, jd edwards, jde, oracle, oracle enterpriseoneMove Over PeopleSoft Customer Connection. Now There’s Oracle MetaLink 3
Can you say “Up Grade”?
The beautiful, exquisitely organized PeopleSoft Customer Connection will be no more.
It is being replaced with the new Oracle MetaLink 3.
You can get all the details about the upgrade on the PeopleSoft and JD Edwards Support Transition page.
Tags: e1, EnterpriseOne - General, jd edwards, jde, oracle, oracle, peoplesoft, psftJD Edwards Advisor has 3 Final Takeaways from OpenWorld 2008
The final 3 takeways from The JD Edwards Advisor seem to center around EnterpriseOne getting more attention from both the Oracle development teams and the Oracle sales teams:
- The EnterpriseOne and World development teams are adopting a more collaborative approach to how they enhance the two product suites
- Oracle is reviving its initiative to encourage selected World customers to migrate to EnterpriseOne.
- After three years of playing a distant “second fiddle” to E-Business Suite, EnterpriseOne gaining traction with Oracle’s field force.
Get the full story at The JD Edwards Advisor
Tags: enterpriseone, jd edwards, oracle, Oracle OpenWorld, worldThe JD Edwards Advisor’s Analysis Of Oracle OpenWorld 2008
Filed under: EnterpriseOne - General, Oracle OpenWorld
Once again the JD Edwards Advisor gives us some great insight to Oracle’s OpenWorld 2008. Lee came up with 4 things that he thought were the top takeaways:
- Oracle’s roadmap for JD Edwards applications remains clear and promising.
- Oracle is shifting its focus from making strategic pronouncements to executing on them.
- New functions for Oracle’s ERP suites will increasingly be delivered via edge applications, standalone tools, and software as a service (SaaS).
- Fusion Applications will be available soon. However, many customers will care less…and Oracle won’t be offended.
Be sure to read the entire article.
Tags: e1, EnterpriseOne - General, fusion, jd edwards, oracle, Oracle OpenWorld, world, xeJD Edwards EnterpriseOne: The Complete Reference
This is a new JD Edwards EnterpriseOne book that will be out Dec. 15th, 2008. Below are the details that are found on Amazon.com:
JD Edwards EnterpriseOne: The Complete Reference
A comprehensive guide to J.D. Edwards EnterpriseOne
Written by practicing J.D. Edwards EnterpriseOne experts and professionals, this book is unbeatable in terms of coverage and authoritative information. You will get all the in-depth knowledge you need–from implementation and administration to troubleshooting and security. J. D. Edwards EnterpriseOne: The Complete Reference expertly combines insightful information with real-world examples. It is ideal for both novice and veteran users.
About the Author
Allen Jacot has more than a decade of J.D. Edwards EnterpriseOne implementation experience and has worked with the product since its original beta release in 1996.
Joseph E. Miller has worked on more than 60 implementations of the EnterpriseOne/OneWorld product over the last 10 years.
Michael Jacot is a senior principal consultant for Oracle J.D. Edwards Consulting Services and has managed many different types of EnterpriseOne implementations.
John A. Stern has participated in more than 30 EnterpriseOne implementations.
Tags: e1, enterpriseone, EnterpriseOne - General, jd edwards, oneworld, oracle, security, worldLinux Virtual Server At Oracle OpenWorld
Late afternoon yesterday, I attended a session at Oracle OpenWorld called "JD Edwards Web Server High Availability with Oracle Enterprise Linux". It was given by Marcelo Tamassia, CD Group, Inc. Oracle Technology Manager, and Tony Price, Carolina Biological Supply.
They explained a technology called Linux Virtual Server (LVS). LVS is used as a low cost load balancing and high availability solution. Fortunately, it is available in most Linux kernels. So, you can use it even if you don’t have Oracle Enterprise Linux.
Essentially, it is two low-end servers or high-end workstations that are running LVS placed between the end user and your web servers. This little cluster is used as a sort of proxy to direct traffic to the web servers.
I hope to give more info on this as I play around with it.
Oracle OpenWorld Attendance Tips
Lee Kroon, on The JD Edwards Advisor, has some great tips on getting the most out of your attendance of Oracle OpenWorld. Below is a quick rundown, but go to the article to get the details.
- Stay close to the hotel where most of the JD Edwards sessions take place.
- I think this one is really important. Even though it is usually more expensive, try to stay in a hotel within walking distance to all your activities. Its is well worth it. - Plan what sessions you will attend in advance.
- Save space in your schedule for some hot sessions.
- Use the session schedule to figure out what big announcements Oracle is going to make.
- Start networking now.
- Bring (or buy) your own water container.
Tags: jd edwards, oracle, Oracle OpenWorld, world
