Creating Business Service Objects

You create business services in OMW.

Access JD Edwards EnterpriseOne OMW.

1. Select an open OMW project and press the Add button.

2. Select the Business Function radio button on the Add EnterpriseOne Object form and click OK.

3. On the Add Object form, complete the following fields:

   • Object Name

     The naming convention for business services is J*******. If the business service is going to be published, the naming convention is JP*****.

   • Description

     The description of a record in the Software Versions Repository file. The member description is consistent with the base member description.

   • Product Code

     A user defined code that identifies a system.

   • Product System Code

     A user defined code that specifies the system number for reporting and jargon purposes.

   • Object Use

     Object Use Designates the use of the object. For example, the object may be used to create a program, a master file, or a transaction journal.

   • (Release 9.2.6) Copied From
     Copied From enables you to view the base object information from where the object has been copied.

     Note: If the object was copied in a previous software update, then the log tables for OMW are not updated with information about the object. In that case, you can manually update the Copied From field.

4. Select the BSSV radio button.

   The Package Prefix field becomes available.

5. In the Package Prefix field, click the Visual Assist in the Source Language group.

   The Package Prefix is the parent Java package for all of the classes contained in the Business Service object. OMW will only allow the selection of administrator configured package prefixes. Oracle recommends that you click the Visual Assist for specifying the package prefix.

6. On the BSSV Package Prefix Search & Select screen, click Find.

7. Click the package prefix you want associated with your business service and then click Select.

8. Click OK.

   From here, you can click the Design Tools tab, and click Invoke JDeveloper to design artifacts for the business service. See Designing Business Services.