EnterpriseOne Minimum Technical Requirements

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

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Calling All EnterpriseOne CNC Experts

Do you have a trick that you use to tame the EnterpriseOne beast on a regular basis?

How about a resolution to an issue that you had to figure out for Oracle’s Tech Support?

Would you like to establish yourself as an expert in the Oracle EnterpriseOne CNC community?

Consider submitting a tip or trick to us.

Tags: cnc, e1, E1Tips, enterpriseone, oracle, oracle enterpriseone

Submit Tip or Trick

Do you have a trick that you use to tame the EnterpriseOne beast on a regular basis?

How about a resolution to an issue that you had to figure out for Oracle’s Tech Support?

Would you like to establish yourself as an expert in the Oracle EnterpriseOne CNC community?

Consider submitting a tip to us.

Tags: cnc, enterpriseone, oracle, oracle enterpriseone, Uncategorized

New 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 enterpriseone

Configuring Object Notification

I was reading through the latest JDETips Journal this morning and found a great article about configuring email notifications within EnterpriseOne.  A great article by Mike Wright.

We have had email notification configured for quite awhile.  We use it for both batch job notifications and workflow messages.  However, we hadn’t set it up for object notification… yet.

After going through the article and following the set-by-step instructions I configured the object notification to email me when ever a project status was changed from a 26 to a 28.  It was really easy and a great way to keep an eye on what the development staff was doing. 

Then, I tried to configure another notification to email me when a project status changed from a 21 to a 26.  I received the following error: Notification Already Exists.

According to the error, the "From Status" and the "To Status" fields should be included in the primary key of table F9829.  However, after looking at the table in Table Design Aid, I found that the field OMWOSS2 is not part of the key.

I also found that there isn’t an ESU to resolve this issue.  I submitted a case to Oracle EnterpriseOne Support, but I would assume that it will have a pretty low priority.

UPDATE: I have been notified by Oracle E1 Tech Support that SAR 8644652 (you must have an Oracle support ID to follow the link) addresses this issue.  Essentially, they know about it and has a status of: 17 – Plan or Research.  This SAR was entered on 10-22-2007.

Tags: e1, enterpriseone, EnterpriseOne - General, esu, jde, omw, oracle, oracle enterpriseone, peoplesoft

Everest Software International Releases ESI JDE Menu Gadget

The ESI JDE Menu Gadget is another innovative little piece of software from Alexander Pastuhov at Everest Software International for Oracle EnterpriseOne (E1).

Essentially, it provides a way for users to quickly and easily navigate to their most used applications using a desktop gadget or web site active X control.  It uses the "parameterized URL" available in JAS installations with a Tools Release level of 8.96.E1 or newer.

This could be very handy in the areas of a business that has users that only use a very specific limited number of applications.  By default the gadget can be configured to list 5 destinations.   However, this can be modified in a custom build option of the gadget.

It would be interesting to see what price ESI has established for this gadget.  I’m sure, like all ESI’s offerings, the price will be worth it.

Tags: e1, enterpriseone, EnterpriseOne - General, EnterpriseOne - JAS (Java Application Server), jas, jde, oracle, oracle enterpriseone, peoplesoft, Tools Release

Oracle EnterpriseOne (E1) & MS Access

Unfortunately, we have users that like to use other applications to access our Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne (E1) data.  I say, "unfortunately", because when users view data outside the application, you never really know if what they are looking at is really what they want to see.  Of course, this is dependant on the expertise of the user.

Anyway, we found a limitation on one of our users favorite little helper applications, Microsoft Access.  There is a limit to the number of indexes a file can have that MS Access links to.  That limit is 32.  Which, in most cases is plenty.  Our F06116 has 32 indexes, but was still not able to be linked to.  I think it is because MS Access counts the actual file as one of the indexes.

Hope this helps someone else dealing with Oracle JDEdwards EnterpriseOne (E1) file access with Microsoft Access.

Here are some other Microsoft Access limitations.

Tags: e1, enterpriseone, EnterpriseOne - General, IBM i/System i/iSeries/AS400, jd edwards, jde, oracle, oracle enterpriseone, peoplesoft, xe

E1 Terminology

Speaking the language is key to becoming a knowledgeable Oracle EnterpriseOne (E1) administrator.

So here are a few key terms:

• CNC – Configurable Network Computing. This term was used by JD Edwards to describe the flexibility of OneWorld’s architecture.
• Pathcode/Central Objects – code repository
• PD811, PY811, DV811, PS811
• Environment – Pathcode + Data
• PD – Production
• PY – Prototype, Test, CRP
• DV – Development
• PS – Pristine
• Package – compiled code; collection of C++ DLLs
• “Full” – contains all objects in the specified Environment’s Pathcode
• “Update” – contains only the objects specified while defining the package
• eGen – converting object specifications to serialized objects
• Serialized objects – code read by the JAS server to present the User Interface
• “Fat-Client” – EnterpriseOne (E1) Windows Client
• ESU/ASU – Electronic Software Update/Application Software Update
• Object updates provided by Oracle

Tags: central objects, cnc, e1, eGen, enterpriseone, EnterpriseOne - General, esu, jas, jd edwards, jde, oneworld, oracle, oracle enterpriseone, peoplesoft, world

Introduction to Oracle EnterpriseOne (E1)

Technically I guess the name should be Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne (E1). How’s that for a name. Anyway, the main system that I work on during the day is EnterpriseOne (E1). It is what my employer uses for their ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning – a fancy name for accounting) system.

It was originally a JD Edwards product called OneWorld (the new version of JDE’s very stable product “World”). Then JD Edwards was purchased by PeopleSoft to try and avert a take-over by Oracle and was named EnterpriseOne (E1) (combining PeopleSoft’s product name, “Enterprise”, with “OneWorld”). However, in the end, Mr. Ellison won the battle to acquire PeopleSoft, which resulted in the name JD Edwards EnterpiseOne.

Ok, enough with the name…

Currently, we have two installations with the following configurations:

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E1 Software
	E1 Version	Tools Release
InstallationA	8.11 SP1	8.95.P1
InstallationB	8.11 SP1	8.95.P1

Enterprise Server – IBM iSeries 550
	OS	CPU	Disk	RAM	NIC
InstallationA	V5R3	1.4	1.5TB	25GB	1GB
InstallationB	V5R3	0.6	600GB	17GB	1GB

Deployment Server – MS Windows Server 2003
	CPU	Disk	RAM	NIC
InstallationA	Dual Intel Xeon 2.8 GHz	136 GB	2 GB	1 GB
InstallationB	Dual Intel Xeon 3.2 GHz	136 GB	2 GB	1 GB

Java Application Server – MS Windows Server 2003
	CPU	Disk	RAM	NIC	JAS	HTTP
InstallationA	Dual Intel Xeon 2.8 GHz	68 GB	2 GB	1 GB	IBM WAS 5.0.2	IBM HTTP 2.0
InstallationB	Dual Intel Xeon 3.2 GHz	68 GB	3.2 GB	1 GB	IBM WAS 5.0.2	IBM HTTP 2.0

Although 70-270 or 646-204 is not a prerequisite in 70-620 or the proceeding advanced exams like 220-601 and 70-649, but eventually one suffers because of ill preparation in SY0-101.

Tags: e1, enterpriseone, EnterpriseOne - General, esu, ibm, iseries, jas, java application server, jd edwards, jde, oneworld, oracle, oracle enterpriseone, peoplesoft, Tools Release, version, world, xe

Introduction to Me

My name is Stewart Schatz. I have been working with EnterpriseOne (E1) or previous versions of it for about 5 years. It’s been a very challenging and frustrating 5 years.

I live in a very small town north of Bismarck, ND called Wilton. My family and I love it. It has a population of about 750. No I didn’t forget any zeros. It really is just 750. Anyway, I am a definite “Tech-guy”, or geek as my family and friends like to say. I personally take that as a compliment.

Anyway, I work in Bismarck for a company that uses Oracle EnterpriseOne (E1) as it’s ERP system.

Over the years, it has been very hard to find information about the systems that I work on, so usually when I find some good info I print it out. Well, the problem is that I usually end up loosing that paper because my desk is full of the stuff…and Hey! I’m a geek and if it’s worth having then it is worth having in electronic form.

So I plan to use this blog as a place to store tips, tricks, changes, tests and other stuff. Not to mention a place to vent the many frustrations that seem to come up. I’d also like it to be a sounding board to get other’s ideas if anyone eventually reads this other than me.

So, here it goes…

Tags: e1, enterpriseone, EnterpriseOne - General, jd edwards, jde, oracle, oracle enterpriseone, peoplesoft, version, versions