1. Orchestrator Guide for Studio Version 8 and Prior
  2. Creating a Cross Reference

Creating a Cross Reference

You must define the orchestration inputs before you can create a cross reference. See Adding Inputs to an Orchestration for more information.

To create a cross reference:

  1. After adding a CrossReference step to an orchestration, click the CrossReference step row.

    The Orchestrator Studio displays the Cross Reference design panel.

  2. In the Cross Reference design panel, click the New Cross Reference button.

  3. In the Cross Reference pop-up field, enter a name for the cross reference.

    Do NOT include spaces in the cross reference name.

  4. In the Object Type field, enter a name for the object type.

    This is the object type used to categorize the orchestration cross references in EnterpriseOne. See "Adding Orchestration Cross References" in the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Tools Interoperability Guide for more information.

    The Orchestrator Studio displays a grid with an Input Key column and Output Key column, which you use to map the input name to the name of the EnterpriseOne field (output).

  5. Click the Input Key drop-down menu and select an input.

    The inputs can be one or many values. The inputs must correspond to the value or pipe (|) delimited values in the Third Party Value column in P952000. See "Setting Up Cross References and White Lists in EnterpriseOne (P952000) for more information.

    If the drop-down menu does not contain any values, this means that you have not defined the inputs for the orchestration, which you must complete before creating the cross reference. See Adding Inputs to an Orchestration for more information.

  6. Click in the Output column to define the names of the output values.

    The outputs can be one or many values. The outputs must correspond to the value or pipe (|) delimited values in the EOne Value column in P952000. See "Setting Up Cross References and White Lists in EnterpriseOne (P952000) for more information.

  7. If you enter any values in error, you can click the X button next to the field to remove it.

  8. Click the Save All button.

    The Orchestrator Studio saves the new cross reference component and saves the orchestration with the cross reference step.

    The output values in the cross reference are now available for mapping in subsequent orchestration steps.

You can also create a new cross reference by copying an existing cross reference. To do so:

  1. After adding the CrossReference step to the orchestration, click the CrossReference step in the grid.

  2. Click the Copy Cross Reference button.

  3. In the pop-up window, click the Cross Reference to Copy drop-down menu and select an existing cross reference.

  4. In the New Cross Reference field, enter a name for the new cross reference.

    Do not include spaces when naming orchestration components.

  5. Click the Save button.