Setting Up Transformer Document File Path Names

Complete this task for all of the documents and HTTP services that you are using.

Access the Add File Path Names form.

  1. Select an item from the Document Name list.

    Values for this list are stored in UDC 43E/XS.

  2. Select an item from the Service Name list.

    Values for this list are stored in UDC 43E/SN.

  3. After you have completed the Document Name and Service Name fields, the system enables the remaining fields on the form and displays the Get Default Values button.

    You can manually enter data into the fields, or you can click the Get Default Values button to populate the required fields with the default values. Not all fields are required for all services. The system populates only the required fields. The system populated values are based on hard-coded values that are based on the style sheets that are delivered with the system.

  4. Click Save and Close to save your changes and return to the previous form.

  5. To edit the data in these fields after you enter it, select a record on the Search and Select File Path Names form and click Select.

  6. On the Edit File Path Names form, update the information in any of the fields and then click the Save and Close button.

BSSV Class Name (business service class name)

Enter the fully qualified name of a business service class, including the package name. An example of a business service class name is oracle.e1.bssv.J43E0010.PunchOutAuthenticationProcessor.

Note: For the PunchOutOrderMessage service (also called the Shopping Cart Response), the value in the BSSV Class Name field must be a published business service, such as JP43E000. This is because the outside source (supplier) invokes the service, and according to the business service methodology, the outside source must invoke a published business service. The published business service then invokes in internal business service.
BSSV Method Name (business service method name)

Enter the method name within the EnterpriseOne business service. An example of a method name is authenticatePunchOutCredentials.

XSL Transformer

Specify the relative file path for a valid style sheet (XSL) document. The system uses the XSL document to transform the data so that it can be transferred between the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne XML document and the vendor's cXML document.

The file path name should be prefixed with a backslash (/), with the exception of the file extension (.xsl). Also prefix the folder and class/method names with a period.

Document Version

Specify the version of the XML document to be processed. In Direct Connect applications, this value determines the version location of the cXML document to process at the supplier's site during PunchOut activities.

The file path name should be prefixed with a backslash (/), with the exception of the file extension (.xsl). The folder and class/method names should be prefixed with a period.