Download Jdeveloper for your release:
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Refer to
Metalink Note: 416708.1
Unzip the
Jeveloper file to the location:
C:\Jdev12.1.3
(My install directory)
Create Shortcuts
on Desktop
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C:\jdev12.1.3\jdevbin\jdev\bin\jdevW.exe
C:\jdev12.1.3\jdevdoc
(Documentation Reference)
Setup
JDEV_USER_HOME
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Create a new
directory
C:\jdevhome\
In Control Panel
> System > Environment Variables
Add new
Environment Variable
JDEV_USER_HOME
pointing to C:\jdevhome\
Unzip
Tutorial.zip
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- Unzip
Tutorial.zip to your jdevhome directory
- You can find
the Tutorial.zip in C:\jdev12.1.3\jdevbin
Obtaining DBC
File:
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Ftp the DBC file
from $FND_SECURE
On my machine FND_SECURE
points to /dev1/u00/r12/inst/apps/dev1_admnetuxdb06/appl/fnd/12.0.0/secure
OR
refer to:
http://robertjungerius.blogspot.com/2010/08/get-contents-of-dbc-file-without-access.html
to steps to download it from front end.
In my case the
link to download from Apps Server is:
http://mylocalinstall.com:8007/OA_HTML/jsp/fnd/aoljtest.jsp
On the next
screen Click Test > Locate DBC File
Save the DBC
file content in a text file located in C:\jdevhome\jdev\dbc_files\secure and
rename it as .dbc
Open Jdeveloper
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Open Jdeveloper.
On the migration Window click No.
Once Jdeveloper
is launched open the toolbox.jws located in C:\jdevhome\jdev\myprojects from
within jdeveloper. Click yes on the Migration window.
Keep clicking
yes until messages stop popping up.
Create a New
Database Connection:
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Goto connections
Tab.
Right click the
Database folder and select New Database Connection
Provide
connection details and finally test the connection. It should end in Success!
Setup Project
Properties
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In the
Application Navigator Tab Double click the Tutorial Project.
Select Business
Components and then click on Edit to test the database connection.
Now on the same
screen goto Oracle Applications >> Run time connection and set the jdev
to connect using FWKTESTER user OR
alternately
assign following responsibilities to your user
OA Framework
ToolBox Tutorial Labs
OA Framework
ToolBox Tutorial
Make sure that
responsibility application short name is AK at your installation by using the
query.
select resp.application_id, appl.application_short_name
from fnd_responsibility resp, fnd_application appl
where resp.application_id=appl.application_id
and resp.responsibility_key='FWK_TBX_TUTORIAL';
APPLICATION_ID APPLICATION_SHORT_NAME
------------- ---------------------------
601 AK
Try it out:
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Navigate to
Applications
Navigator>Applications>toolbox>Tutorial>test_fwktutorial.jsp
Right click the
jsp file and run.
To Develop
Extensions with R12:
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You need to
download class files related to your customization. However I prefer to
download all the contents of $JAVA_TOP to local machine.
Goto $JAVA_TOP
Tar and Zip the
contents of the folder "oracle" using the command below:
tar -zcvf
java_top.tar.gz oracle
FTP the file to
your local machine
Some Errors
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Error:
oracle.apps.fnd.framework.OAException:
Application: FND, Message Name:
FND_GENERIC_MESSAGE. Tokens: MESSAGE =
java.lang.NullPointerException
Fix:
For this set the following profile
option to No at site level. It solved the problem for me.
Set Profile Name
"Sign-On:Notification" to
"No"
Reference to:
https://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=991503
Error:
Warning: There
are Java errors for this object. The wizard will be read only until they are
corrected.
Fix:
When trying to open a VO Object I
received following error for each VO <SomeName>VOImpl.class
and <SomeName>VORowImpl.class
Warning: There are Java errors for this object. The wizard will be
read only until they are corrected.
Open Project Settings and remov any folders from project content that are not required.
