1. Business Interfaces Implementation Guide
  2. Package Naming Conventions

Package Naming Conventions

To access javadoc for a specific business service, you must locate the appropriate package. The naming convention for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne business service packages is:

oracle.e1.bssv.<OMW object name>

In package naming, objects can be published business services or business services. Published business service object names begin with JP followed by a numeric identification code. For example, the AddressBookManager object name is JP010000. Business service object names begin with J followed by a numeric identification code. For example, the processAddressBook business service object name is J0100001. Therefore, to access javadoc for the AddressBookManager business service, you would select one of these packages from the overview page:

  • oracle.e1.bssv.JP010000

    Selecting this package brings you to the main package page for the AddressBookManager business service.

  • oracle.e1.bssv.JP010000.valueobject

    Selecting this package brings you directly to a page that lists and describes each value object that is associated with the AddressBookManager business service.

Note: Javadoc for several reference implementations has also been provided. Reference implementation package names include the letter R after the J or JP.