Development Tools Part 1 Rel 8.96

Description:

This course provides an understanding of basic application design and development. This five-day course consists of hands-on instruction on the critical components of designing forms and applications. In this course students will learn how to set up basic applications and add functionality using JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Form Design Aid. Upon completion of this course, students will be able to confidently build and run simple applications that include event rules and processing options. A case study is included at the end of the course to lead the student through the development process and apply the concepts learned throughout the course.

This course requires the student to have three to six months experience using JD Edwards EnterpriseOne. Prerequisites completed in a previous release are acceptable for this course.

Audience:

Developer

Objectives:

• Describe the development foundation
• Describe Object Management Workbench
• Describe each of the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne tools
• Demonstrate how to use each of the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne tools used in developing interactive applications
• Create data items
• Create tables
• Create business views
• Create forms
• Create processing options
• Add logic to applications
• Add applications to the EnterpriseOne Menu
• Describe basic troubleshooting techniques
• Describe modification rules
• Create an application using skills learned during the course

Prerequisites:

Required Prerequisites:
System Fundamentals 8.96
Common Foundation Rel 8.11

Topics:

Identifying the Development Foundation
Describing the Development Cycle

Describing the Change Management System
Describing Object Management Workbench
Describing Object Management Configuration

Creating User Defined Codes and Next Numbers
Describing User Defined Codes
Describing Next Numbers

Creating and Modifying Data Items
Describing the Data Dictionary

Creating Custom Tables
Describing the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Database
Using Table Design Aid

Creating Business Views

Creating Custom Applications
Describing the Pure Internet Architecture
Creating Forms

Using Runtime Processing Controls
Describing Runtime Processing
Creating Radio Buttons
Creating Processing Options

Adding Applications to the EnterpriseOne Menu
Describing Solution Explorer
Setting Up Task Views and Tasks

Troubleshooting Applications
Describing BrowsER
Explaining Debugging Strategies

Describing Cross Reference Facility
Rebuilding the Cross Reference Facility

Describing Modification Rules
Describing Modless Modifications
Defining Modification Rules