EBS Object Types - Oracle Application Framework (OAF) MDS
A framework for application development within E-Business Suite. The framework is also available for personalizations, customizations and custom-application development.
Object Type Identification
Files with extensions .jpx, are included regardless of location
Files with extensions .xml, are included if they are in the webui folder.
File ExtensionsÂ
Name | Description |
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.xml | Extensible Markup Language file format used to create common information formats and share both the format and the data using standard ASCII text. |
.jpx | Jbo project metadata file |
Object Type
Name | Code |
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Oracle Application Framework (OAF) MDS |
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Object Type Attributes
Name | Code | Description | Default Value | Supported Values |
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Source |
| Object Source Location Type | SCM (**populating from SCM) EBS (**manual creation) | SCM | EBS |
Target Location |
| Path to where the file should be deployed. | $<PROD_TOP>/mds | |
Root Directory |
| Location of user-defined classes and packages. | $<PROD_TOP>/mds | |
Target File Permission |
| Permissions to apply to the file after it is deployed | Defaults to the project property FDEBS_FILE_PERMISSIONS |
Related Project Properties
Name | Code | Description | Default Value |
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OAF Java Root Source Directory |
| Where java/class/xml file's package resides. (e.g. classes) Default is java. | java |
OAF MDS Root Destination Directory |
| Target directory for MDS files (webui xmls). Default is PROD_TOP/mds. (e.g. $XXHR_TOP/mds). | $JAVA_TOP |
OAF Java Classpath |
| Location of user-defined classes and packages. | |
File Permissions |
| Target File Permission. Will be set to target file after deployment using chmod. eg: 755 | Target File Permission. Will be set to target file after deployment using chmod. eg: 755 |
Sample Build CommandsÂ
java oracle.jrad.tools.xml.exporter.XMLExporter /xxt/oracle/apps/ak/xxperson/webui/managePersonPG -rootdir ./ -username $FDEBS_DB_USER -password "$FDEBS_DB_PASSWORD" -dbconnection "$AD_APPS_JDBC_URL" ;
cp ./xxt/oracle/apps/ak/xxperson/webui/managePersonPG.xml "$SOURCE_FILE"
Sample Deploy CommandsÂ
cp "$SOURCE_FILE" "$XXHR_TOP/mds/xxt/oracle/apps/ak/xxperson/webui/";
java oracle.jrad.tools.xml.importer.XMLImporter "$XXHR_TOP/mds/xxt/oracle/apps/ak/xxperson/webui/managePersonPG.xml" -rootdir $XXHR_TOP/mds/ -username $FDEBS_DB_USER -password "$FDEBS_DB_PASSWORD" -dbconnection "$AD_APPS_JDBC_URL";
Considerations
All OAF MDS related files must be source controlled under a directory structure matching the Java package structure. This is a requirement to ensure the generated deploy commands copy them to the correct location under the $JAVA_TOP. Â If this requirement is not met, you will need to modify each of the target location paths and re-evaluate the commands or override the target location or root directory attribute scripts. See example below where xxPersonMainPG.xml file is placed in xxt/oracle/apps/ak/xxperson/webui under java folder.
You can verify deployment of MDS files using following code block.
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