how to add custom application in environment based path in o

[يسار]racle ebs 11i on windows xp

[/يسار]

[يسار][/left]

[/يسار][يسار]

[/يسار][يسار]

[/يسار]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
يعنى ايه
custom application
تقصد تقرير ام فور أم ايه بالضبط عشان نعرف نفيدك

i mean Custmization Module

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته

An Example: Attaching a Concurrent
Program to an Application
Concurrent programs provide a mechanism in E-Business Suite by which executables
such as Reports, PL/SQL, and SQL Scripts can be run. Each concurrent program has
an executable. Each concurrent program and its executable are attached to an
application. The location of the executable file on the server may vary depending
upon the application with which it is associated.
For example, the report’s executables are RDF files, SQL*Plus executables are
SQL files, and Unix Shell Scripts are PROG files (in Oracle Apps). All these
executables must be registered with an application.
Each application is mapped to a specific directory path on the server. For
example, application XXPO (which, for example, holds PO Customizations) may
map to directory /home/oracle/apps/appl/xxpo.
To develop or customize a report in a Purchasing module, assuming the
executable name is XXPOPRINT.rdf, you need to register the executable with the
XXPO application. Hence, this RDF must be transferred to directory /home/oracle/
apps/appl/xxpo/reports/<US>.

When the end user runs this report from the application, Oracle Apps will
identify the executable XXPOPRINT as being attached to the XX Purchase Order
application. This application will have a short name of XXPO and will be mapped
to directory /home/oracle/apps/appl/xxpo/reports/US for reports, which is where the
file XXPOPRINT.rdf resides on the server. Hence, the name of the application will
help the Oracle Apps environment locate the executable file on the server.
Each application has a base path, which is also the name of a corresponding
operating system environment variable. These environment variables are also called
top directories, and there is one for each module. For example, the Purchase Order
application has a corresponding environment variable named $PO_TOP.
System administrators can define a custom application from the System
Administrator responsibility using the following navigation path:
(N)Application|Register

هل هذا ماتعنيه ؟

راجع هذا الرابط وبإذن الله ستجد ما يفيدك

http://www.araboug.org/ib/index.php?showtopic=38518

دعواتك لي أخي الكريم

لو كان قصدك ازاى تعمل ابليكشن فا دة الشرح بتاعة ولو عوزت حاجة رسلنى على الايميل [email protected]

Create a custom application.

When you create custom dimensions, measures, reports, and dashboards, you must assign the content to an application. Oracle recommends that you create a custom application for this purpose. A custom application ensures that your custom content is preserved when you upgrade.

To create custom application

1- Register your custom application with the Application Object Library. It is recommended to use an XX as the preface to the custom schema short name so that it does not conflict with any future Oracle Application short names.

Log into Applications as the System Administrator and navigate to: Application  Register.

For example:

Application Short Name Basepath Description
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Custom Application XXCUS XXCUS_TOP Custom Application



2. Create a custom directory tree.

Use the basepath parameter from the Application registration for the top level directory. This top level directory will reside just under APPL_TOP.

For example:
APPL_TOP (/appl/v1100000)
|
XXCUS_TOP (/appl/v1100000/XXCUS)--> other product directories
|
----------------------------------------------- -
| | | | | | | |
bin forms html lib log admin out reports
| |
US US

Make the directory structure for your custom application files.

After running the envshell (to get the application environment variables)

cd %APPL_TOP%
md XXCUS
md XXCUS/11.5.0
md XXCUS/11.5.0/admin
md XXCUS/11.5.0/admin/sql
md XXCUS/11.5.0/admin/odf
md XXCUS/11.5.0/sql
md XXCUS/11.5.0/bin
md XXCUS/11.5.0/reports
md XXCUS/11.5.0/reports/US
md XXCUS/11.5.0/forms
md XXCUS/11.5.0/forms/US
md XXCUS/11.5.0/%APPLLIB%
md XXCUS/11.5.0/%APPLOUT%
md XXCUS/11.5.0/%APPLLOG%

3. Modify the applications environmental file (example: APPLSYS.env) to include the basepath.

For example:

set XXCUS_TOP="/appl/v1100000/XXCUS"

Note : this line to be added into the application environment file.

Define Environment Variables for Custom Applications:
• adovars.env contains more environment variables
• adovars.env is located under APPL_TOP/admin
• Add PRODUCT_TOP (application basepath) variables for custom applications to adovars.env (Unix) or adovars.cmd (NT).

Note: we are now recommending that customers put their custom variables into adovars.env because they already must edit adovars.env for their installation and <DBNAME>.env is overwritten by patches and other maintenance activities (using adadmin)


Register Your Oracle User (Schema)
Create an Oracle Schema for Your Application
• Database administrator grants connect and resource privileges to new Oracle schema
• Register the Oracle schema with Oracle Applications
Integrate Your Schema with Oracle Applications Schemas
• Grant access to your tables and other objects to the APPS schema
• Create synonyms in the APPS schema

Define Your Data Group
• Typically make a copy of the Standard data group and add custom applications to the copy

To create custom menu

This will act as a placeholder for any menu items we wish to make available for the Custom Responsibility (which is defined after this stage) for Self Service Web Application.

Navigate to system administrator responsibility  Application  Menu


Menu = DAILY_RECEIVABLE_TOP
User Menu Name = Daily Receivable Intelligence Top
Menu Type = <leave blank>
Description = Daily Receivable Intelligence Top
Seq = 1
Prompt = dashboards
Submenu = dashboard menu “you have to define submenu before using it”
Function = <Leave Blank>
Description= Dashborads
Grant : check this option.





2. Create a custom responsibility.

Before you can publish custom content, you must create a custom responsibility. The custom responsibility is used to separate custom dashboards and reports from the preseeded dashboards and reports.

To create new responsibility, for Self Service Web Application (SSWA).

Navigate to Security-->Responsibility-->Define

Responsibility Name = Daily Receivables Intelligence
Application = Custom Application
Responsibility Key = CUSTOM_SSWA_DBI
Description = Daily Receivables Intelligence
Available From = Oracle Self Service Web Applications
Data Group Name = Standard
Data Group Application = Custom Application
Menu = Daily Receivable Intelligence Top
Request Group Name = <Leave Blank>




To add responsibility to user

Navigate to Security-->User-->Define
Add Daily Receivables Intelligence responsibility to users as required.

dear a.tofy
thanks a lot for ur topic but i have a problem in editing in environmental file ;
could u pls explain it more in detail;

Asmaa Aboubakr

how to update environmental file with custom application path