• Title and Copyright Information
• Preface
• 1 Introduction to JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Tools Development Standards for Business Function Programming
  • Development Standards for Business Function Programming Overview
  • Development Standards for Business Function Programming Implementation
    • Business Function Programming Implementation Steps
• 2 Understanding Naming Conventions
  • Source and Header File Names
  • Function Names
  • Variable Names
    • Example: Hungarian Notation for Variable Names
  • Business Function Data Structure Names
• 3 Ensuring Readability
  • Understanding Readability
  • Maintaining the Source and Header Code Change Log
  • Inserting Comments
    • Example: Inserting Comments
  • Indenting Code
    • Example: Indenting Code
  • Formatting Compound Statements
    • Example: Formatting Compound Statements
    • Example: Using Braces to Clarify Flow
    • Example: Using Braces for Ease in Subsequent Modifications
    • Example: Handling Multiple Logical Expressions
• 4 Declaring and Initializing Variables and Data Structures
  • Understanding Variables and Data Structures
  • Using Define Statements
    • Example: #define in Source File
    • Example: #define in Header File
  • Using Typedef Statements
    • Example: Using Typedef for a User-Defined Data Structure
  • Creating Function Prototypes
    • Example: Creating a Business Function Prototype
    • Example: Creating an Internal Function Prototype
    • Example: Creating an External Business Function Definition
    • Example: Creating an Internal Function Definition
  • Initializing Variables
    • Example: Initializing Variables
  • Initializing Data Structures
    • Example: Using Memset to Reset the Data Structure to Null
  • Using Standard Variables
    • Using Flag Variables
    • Using Input and Output Parameters
    • Using Fetch Variables
      • Example: Using Standard Variables
• 5 Applying General Coding Guidelines
  • Using Function Calls
    • Calling an External Business Function
      • Example: Calling an External Business Function
    • Calling an Internal Business Function
      • Example: Calling an Internal Business Function with No Return Value
      • Example: Calling an Internal Business Function with a Return Value
  • Passing Pointers between Business Functions
    • Storing an Address in an Array
      • Example: Storing an Address in an Array
    • Retrieving an Address from an Array
      • Example: Retrieving an Address from an Array
    • Removing an Address from an Array
      • Example: Removing an Address from an Array
  • Allocating and Releasing Memory
    • Example: Allocating and Releasing Memory within a Business Function
  • Using hRequest and hUser
  • Typecasting
  • Comparison Testing
    • Example: Comparison Test
    • Example: Creating TRUE or FALSE Test Comparison that Uses Boolean Logic
  • Copying Strings with jdeStrcpy or jdeStrncpy
  • Using the Function Clean Up Area
    • Example: Using the Function Clean Up Area to Release Memory
  • Inserting Function Exit Points
    • Example: Inserting an Exit Point in a Function
  • Terminating a Function
• 6 Coding for Portability
  • Portability Concepts
  • Portability Guidelines
  • Preventing Common Server Build Errors and Warnings
    • Comments within Comments
      • Example: C Comments that Comply with the ANSI Standard
      • Example: C Comments that Comply with the ANSI Standard
      • Example: Comments within Comments Cause Problems on Different Servers
    • New Line Character at the End of a Business Function
    • Use of Null Character
      • Example: Use of NULL Character
    • Lowercase Letters in Include Statements
      • Example: Use of Lowercase Letters in Include Statements
    • Initialized Variables that are Not Referenced
• 7 Understanding JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Defined Structures
  • MATH_NUMERIC Data Type
  • JDEDATE Data Type
    • Using Memcpy to Assign JDEDATE Variables
    • JDEDATECopy
• 8 Implementing Error Messages
  • Understanding Error Messages
  • Inserting Parameters for Error Messages in lpDS
    • Example: Parameters in lpDS for an Error Message
  • Initializing Behavior Errors
    • Example: Initialize Behavior Error
  • Using Text Substitution to Display Specific Error Messages
    • Example: Text Substitution in an Error Message
  • Mapping Data Structure Errors with jdeCallObject
• 9 Understanding Data Dictionary Triggers
  • Data Dictionary Triggers
• 10 Understanding Unicode Compliance Standards
  • Unicode Compliance Standards
  • Unicode String Functions
    • Example: Using Unicode String Functions
  • Unicode Memory Functions
    • Example: Using jdeMemset when Setting Characters to Values other than NULL
  • Pointer Arithmetic
  • Offsets
  • MATH_NUMERIC APIs
  • Third-Party APIs
    • Example: Third-Party API
  • Flat-File APIs
    • Example: Flat-File APIs
  • HMAC-SHA-256 API (Release 9.2.9.3)
• 11 Understanding Standard Header and Source Files
  • Standard Header
    • Business Function Name and Description
    • Copyright Notice
    • Header Definition for a Business Function
    • Table Header Inclusions
    • External Business Function Header Inclusions
    • Global Definitions
    • Structure Definitions
    • DS Template Type Definitions
    • Source Preprocessing Definitions
    • Business Function Prototypes
    • Internal Function Prototypes
  • Standard Source
    • Business Function Name and Description
    • Copyright Notice
    • Notes
    • Global Definitions
    • Header File for Associated Business Function
    • Business Function Header
    • Variable Declarations
    • Declare Structures
    • Pointers
    • Check for NULL Pointers
    • Set Pointers
    • Main Processing
    • Function Clean Up
    • Internal Function Comment Block
• 12 Glossary
  • add mode
  • business function
  • compound statement
  • define statement
  • edit mode
  • error message
  • event rule
  • named event rule (NER)
  • portability
  • trigger