Soft Coding Value Guidelines

When updating the Content and Experience Cloud social connection template, use the following guidelines to ensure valid soft coding value parameters:

Endpoint

The endpoint must be a valid, fully qualified Oracle Content and Experience Cloud service instance url.

Username

The user name must be a valid Oracle Content and Experience Cloud administrator user ID. Note that the contextual documents will be stored in the administrator's storage space.

_||_password_||_

The administrator has two ways to supply the password for the Oracle Content and Experience Cloud user:

  • Use a placeholder parameter (masked parameter) in the soft coding value and assign the value to the parameter in the grid. The previous example used a placeholder parameter called "password" and defined the password variable in the grid. The "_||_" prefix and suffix are markers for placeholder variables.

    When used this way, the value will be encrypted before it is saved to the database and is masked for future display.

  • Use plain text directly in the soft coding value.

Parent Folder

To define the EnterpriseOne parent folder:

  1. Log into the Content and Experience Cloud and click the Documents tab.

  2. In the Documents window, click the folder you want to use as the parent folder for the EnterpriseOne user. Find the folder location from the URL. It is the EnterpriseOne folder ID in Content and Experience Cloud. For example, the parent folder is highlighted in the following URL:

    https://example.documents.us2.oraclecloud.com/documents/folder/F0239D348400CF75F613A297FEF908247711A9CD99FB/_JDE/nameasc

  3. Enter the folder ID as the soft coding value for parent folder. The folder ID is case sensitive. Ensure that you type the exact folder ID. If the folder ID is misspelled, EnterpriseOne fails to open the folder. If you need to change the value of the parent folder, you must edit the value in P954000.

    Note: All the Contextual documents from EnterpriseOne will be stored in this parent folder.

See Also "Working with Softcoding" in the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Tools Business Services Development Guide