- Title and Copyright Information
- Preface
- 1 Understanding the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Orchestrator
- 2 Getting Started
- Certifications (Formerly Known as Minimum Technical Requirements)
- Prerequisites
- Before You Begin
- Accessing the Orchestrator Studio
- WebSphere WebSocket Support Configuration (Release 9.2.4.3)
- Set Up a Temporary Directory on the AIS Server for File Transfers
- Enabling Orchestrator Studio Single Sign-on (Release 9.2.8.2)
- 3 Designing an Orchestration
- Understanding the Orchestration Design Process
- Identifying the Problem and Solution
- Identifying the Data for the Orchestration
- Identifying the Rules for the Orchestration
- Identifying the Cross Reference and White List Information for the Orchestration
- Identifying the Service Request Information for the Orchestration
- 4 Configuring Orchestration Components using Orchestrator Studio 9.2.4
- Understanding the Orchestrator Studio and Orchestrations
- Navigating the Orchestrator Studio
- Creating Service Requests
- Working with Orchestrator Categories (Release 9.2.4.2)
- Configuring a Form Request in the Orchestrator Studio
- Configuring a Data Request
- Configuring a Report Service Request
- Configuring a Watchlist Service Request
- Configuring a Message Request
- Configuring a Connector Service Request
- Understanding Connector Service Requests
- Before You Begin
- Configuring a Connector Service Request to Invoke an Orchestration or a Notification
- Configuring an Open API Connector to Invoke a REST Service
- Configuring a REST Connector to Invoke a REST Service
- Configuring a REST Connector to Invoke REST Services from a Local AIS Server
- Configuring a REST Connector to Transfer Files to a REST Service
- Configuring a Database Connector
- Configuring a Database Connector Using DADriver (Release 9.2.7)
- Configuring a Connector to Transfer Files Using File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
- Configure an FTP Connector to Transfer the Output of a Report Service Request
- Configure an FTP Connector to Transfer a File from an FTP Server to the AIS Server
- Configure an FTP Connector to Transfer a File from the AIS Server to an External Server
- Configuring an FTP Connector to Import Data from a CSV File
- Configure an FTP Connector to Read Directory Content Attributes (Release 9.2.8.3)
- Configuring a Custom Service Request
- Creating Connection Soft Coding Records for Connector Service Requests
- Understanding Connection Soft Coding Records
- Creating a Soft Coding Record for an Orchestrator Connection
- Creating an Open API Connection
- Creating a Soft Coding Record for a REST Connection
- Creating a Soft Coding Record for a Database Connection
- Creating a Soft Coding Record for an FTP Server Connection
- Creating a Soft Coding Record for an Enterprise Server AIS Connection (Release 9.2.5)
- Authenticating Orchestrations Through Public Key Certificates (Release 9.2.4.4)
- Creating Rules
- Creating Cross References
- Creating White Lists
- Creating Attachments (Release 9.2.6)
- Creating Logic Extensions (Release 9.2.6)
- Understanding Logic Extensions
- Navigating the Logic Extensions Page
- Understanding Logic Extensions Design Page
- Creating a Logic Extension
- Defining Data Structure
- Defining Variables
- Building a Logic Extension
- Adding an Assignment Block
- Adding an Array Function (Release 9.2.7)
- Adding an IfElse condition
- Adding a Switch Statement (Release 9.2.9.4)
- Adding a Table I/O
- Adding an Aggregation Statement (Release 9.2.7)
- Adding a Business Function (Release 9.2.6.3)
- Adding a Logic Extension (Release 9.2.7.3)
- Adding a Report (Release 9.2.6.3)
- Adding a Workflow (Release 9.2.6.4)
- Adding a Form Control Function (Release 9.2.7.3)
- Adding an Error Statement
- Adding a Return Statement
- Testing the Logic Extension
- Working with Logic Extension Assertions (Release 9.2.7.4)
- Testing the Logic Extension Using the Diagnostic Mode (Release 9.2.6.3)
- 5 Creating Orchestrations with Orchestrator Studio 9.2.4
- Creating Orchestrations
- Understanding Orchestrations
- Creating an Orchestration
- Adding Steps to an Orchestration
- Adding the Initial Step to an Orchestration
- Adding Additional Steps to an Orchestration
- Adding a Local Orchestration or Notification as a Step to an Orchestration (Release 9.2.4.3)
- Removing a Step from an Orchestration
- Moving a Component in the Orchestration
- Defining the Actions Between a Rule and Dependent Components
- Defining Error Handling for Orchestration Steps
- Adding the While Step (Release 9.2.8.3)
- Adding Inputs to an Orchestration
- Using Environment Properties in Orchestrations (Release 9.2.6.4
- Setting Up Job Queue and Scope for an Orchestration (Release 9.2.4.4)
- Mapping Orchestration Inputs
- Retrieving and Passing Data Sets in an Orchestration
- Working with Orchestration Output
- Working with Orchestration Assertions (Release 9.2.5)
- Creating a Stateful Orchestration (Release 9.2.8.3)
- Creating Schedules for Orchestrations
- Working with Scheduler
- Updating to Version 3 Orchestrations
- Restoring Orchestrations and Orchestration Components
- Supported Input Message Formats
- Orchestration Security Considerations
- Exporting Orchestration Components from the Orchestrator Studio
- Importing Orchestration Files in the Orchestrator Studio
- Expanding and Collapsing the Nested Orchestration Steps (Release 9.2.4.4)
- Printing an Orchestration (Release 9.2.4.4)
- Monitoring Orchestrations (Release 9.2.7.4)
- Creating Orchestrations
- 6 Setting Up Cross References and White Lists in EnterpriseOne (P952000)
- 7 Orchestrator Health and Exception Monitoring
- Understanding the EnterpriseOne Orchestrator Monitor
- Prerequisites
- Accessing the Orchestrator Monitor
- Monitoring UDOs Based on Different EnterpriseOne User, Environment, or Role
- Refreshing the Data Displayed in the Orchestrator Monitor
- Resetting the Data Displayed in the Orchestrator Monitor
- Monitoring Orchestrator Health
- Monitoring Orchestrator Exceptions
- Possible Causes of Orchestrator Exceptions
- Viewing and Changing Exceptions Displayed in the List View
- Reviewing General Exception Information in the List View
- Reviewing Detailed Exception Information in the List View
- Understanding Orchestration Step Trace Details
- Viewing Exceptions in the Chart View
- Changing How Exceptions Are Displayed in the Chart View
- Accessing Detailed Information from the Chart
- Monitoring Orchestrator Run Details (Release 9.2.7.4)
- Managing Orchestrator Health and Exception Records in EnterpriseOne
- 8 Creating Orchestrations for System Administration with Orchestrator Studio
- 9 Creating Custom Java for Orchestrations
- 10 Using Scripting Languages for Custom Service Requests, Rules, and Manipulating
Output
- Using Scripting Languages
- Understanding Groovy for Orchestration Components
- Groovy Template for a Custom Service Request
- Groovy Template for a Custom Rule
- Groovy Template for Manipulating Output from a REST Connector Response
- Groovy Template for Manipulating Output from an Orchestration Response
- Defining the Input and Output Variables
- Additional Attributes and Methods Available in the Groovy Script Templates
- Installing Optional Scripting Languages on the AIS Server (Release 9.2.5.4)
- Installing Optional Scripting Languages on the AIS Server (Release 9.2.6)
- 11 Testing Orchestrations
- 12 Administering the Orchestrator Studio and Orchestrations
- 13 Understanding the AIS Server Discovery Service
- 14 Open Standards for Orchestrations