Creating a Task

The tasks in task views are reusable objects that add to the flexibility of the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Solution Explorer. Tasks reside in the Task Master table (F9000).

You can create a new task directly in the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Solution Explorer by inserting a new task in a task view menu. You define the task using the Task Revisions form. When you create a task, you automatically create a relationship between the new child task and the parent task under which you inserted the new task.

Access JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Solution Explorer.

  1. From Menu Design mode, right-click a folder and click Insert New Task from the menu.

    The Task Revisions application displays.

  2. In Task Revisions, complete the Task Name field.

    If you accept upgrades or updates from JD EnterpriseOne, Solution Explorer will remove any custom tasks that you have created if you have named the tasks with a prefix JDE, BPM, or RMB. Make sure as you create new tasks that you use a prefix different than the ones listed here so that your custom tasks remain viable if an upgrade or update is performed on your system.

  3. Select the Common tab, and then complete the following fields:

    • Product Code

    • Jargon

    • Country Code

      Leave this field blank if you want this task to be available for all users, regardless of their country codes. Otherwise, enter the country code that must be assigned to users before they can access this task.

  4. Select the Executable tab, and then select one of the following task type options:

    • Interactive

      Select this option for a task that launches an interactive JD Edwards EnterpriseOne program.

    • Batch

      Turn on this option for a task that launches a JD Edwards EnterpriseOne batch program.

    • URL

      Turn on this option for a task that launches a web page.

    • Folder

      Turn on this option for a task to be used as an activity or nonsoftware placeholder in a task view. This task does not execute a function, but might have accompanying documentation that describes the activity.

    • User Defined Code

      Turn on this option for a task that launches a program that enables a user to modify UDC tables.

    • EnterpriseOne Workflow

      Turn on this option for a task that displays workflow processes.

    • ADF Application

      Turn on this option for a task that launches an ADF application.

  5. If you turned on the Interactive option, complete the following fields:

    • Application

      Enter the object name of the program.

    • Version

      Complete this field only if you want to launch a specific version of a program. Click the Visual Assist to search for a version.

    • Form

      This is an optional field. To open a specific form in the program, enter the form ID. Click the Visual Assist to search for a form.

    • Option Code

    • Form Mode

    • Application Type

  6. If you turned on the Batch option, complete the following steps:

    • Application

    • Version

      This is an optional field. To launch a specific version of a batch program, enter the version.

  7. Select one of the following options:

    • No Processing Options

      Turn on this option to execute the batch program without processing options.

    • Blind Execution

      Turn on this option to execute the batch program without displaying its processing options.

    • Prompt for Version

      Select this option if you want to prompt the user to select which version of the batch program to run at execution.

    • Prompt for Values

      Select this option if you want to prompt the user to enter processing option values at execution.

    • Data Selection

      Select this option if you want to prompt the user to enter data selection at execution.

    • Data Selection and Values

      Select this option if you want to prompt the user to enter data selection and processing option values at execution.

  8. If you turned on the URL option, complete the URL fields.

  9. If you turned on the User Defined Code option, complete the following fields:

    • Product Code

    • User Defined Codes

  10. To apply roles to the task, select Roles from the Form menu.

  11. In Task Where Used, select the role that you want to apply to the task, and then select Change Status from the Row menu.

    A check mark appears to indicate that the role is applied to the task. To remove a check mark, select Change Status from the Row menu again. To apply all roles to the task, select Enable All from the Form menu.

  12. If you turned on ADF Application, complete the following fields:

    • Application

      Oracle recommends that you name your ADF proxy application starting with the letter E. For example, E01012.

    • Version

      Complete this field if you want to launch a specific version of the ADF proxy application. This version defines the processing options, if available, that the proxy application will use.

    • Path or URL

      Enter the path or URL where the ADF Application resides for which you are creating a task.

  13. Click Close.

  14. In Task Revisions, click OK.