Building Mobile Applications Presenter(s): Clayton Seeley, Doug Millhollin

Title(s): Principal Software Engineer

Assisted by: Mobile Dev and Support

Date: February 2, 2012

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The following is intended to outline our general

product direction. It is intended for information

purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any

contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any

material, code, or functionality, and should not be

relied upon in making purchasing decisions.

The development, release, and timing of any

features or functionality described for Oracles products remains at the sole discretion of Oracle.

Program Agenda

ADF Overview

ADF JDE E1 Technical Overview

ADF Mobile JDE E1

Customer Use Case Arcturus

Q&A

Program Agenda

ADF Overview

ADF JDE E1 Technical Overview

ADF Mobile JDE E1

Customer Use Case

Q&A

Business Drivers for Change

Better looking application

Mobile access to application

Integration with other systems

Better process agility

Faster development cycles

Oracle ADF The Fusion Development Framework Oracle Application Development Framework

Increase productivity & ease-of-use

Visual and declarative development

Takes care of the plumbing code

Implements best practices

Promote service oriented development

Re-usable business services

Composite applications development

Standards-based

Java EE, SOA, SDO/SCA

End-to-end coverage

MVC, security, customization

Oracles Strategic Framework

ADF is used at Oracle for all next generation Web User interfaces

Fusion Applications (CRM, HCM etc.)

Middleware components (Enterprise Manager, administration consoles etc)

Vertical applications (Insurance, telco, pharma)

WebCenter Spaces and Services

Anyone can use this

Available to customers and partners as part of the platform

Oracle ADF A More Complete View

Web Desktop Mobile Office

Database Web Services Legacy Systems Apps Unlimited

Oracle ADF - Major Benefits

Faster and simpler standard-based development 30% productivity improvement over .Net

Rich interactive user interfaces without the cost

Single set of developer skills

Mobile, BI, Geographic Information, Cubic data

Common infrastructure

Declarative customization (company, department, personal, portal)

End-to-end security

Drag-and-drop binding

Reliable certification and support

Advanced Tooling

ADF Faces Rich Client Components

Over 150 components

Ajax enabled

Pluggable look and feel

Accessibility & internationalization

The usual components plus:

Charts, gantt, geo-map, pivot, calendars, coverflow

Built in advanced functionality:

Drag and drop framework

Dialog and pop-up framework

Active Data - Dashboards / push updates (comet)

Templating and declarative components

Nice but

How does this work when I have a JD Edwards application?

Program Agenda

ADF Overview

ADF - JDE E1 Technical Overview

ADF Mobile JDE E1

Customer Use Case

Q&A

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JDE E1 Interoperability Overview

Composite Applications (Portals / Mobile)

Process Integration (Packaged Integrations)

Data Integration (Services/Interfaces)

Application Integration

CONNECTIVITY

Routing Transform Data Quality

ETL & Replication

Data Integrator Oracle Service Bus

Mediation

ROUTING & DATA SERVICES

Native BPEL Business Rules

Human Workflow

BPEL Process Manager

GOVERNANCE

System

Monitoring

Enterprise Manager

WS Policies

Security

Web Services Manager

REAL-TIME VISIBILITY

& PROCESSING

Application Development Framework

Enterprise Modeling

BPM

JDeveloper

Oracle Fusion Middleware / AIA

Integration Middleware

Business Events

Web Services

Data Queries

Batch User

Interface

Standards Based

Interoperability

Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne

JDE

Enabling Technologies Business Services

Transaction Server /

RTE

JDBC Drivers

Z-Table EDI

HTML, WSRP, RIAF

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JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Business Services

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Enterprise Server

J2EE

Business Functions

HTML

Server

BPEL PM

Oracle Service Bus (OSB)

B

2

B

B

A

M

Business Services

Third

Party

Business

Events

JDeveloper

JDE E1 Life Cycle Management

JMS Web Services

Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne

Oracle Fusion Middleware SOA Suite

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Available Business Services Address Book

Get Address Book Process Address Book Get Contact Process Contact

Inventory Process Inventory Item Get Inventory Item Get Item Availability Process Supplier

Catalog Price

Get Branch Plant Item Get Supplier Catalog

Price

Insert Inventory Item Staging

Equipment Equipment Processor Equipment Query

Processor

Fixed Assets Get Fixed Asset

Sales Order

Process Sales Order

Process Sales Price Adjustment

Get Item Price and Availability

Get Customer Item Price

Get Sales Order

Get Item List Price

Get Sales Order Price History

Process Opportunity

Procurement Process Purchase

Order

Process Purchase Order Acknowledgment

Get Purchase Order

Financials Get G/L Account

Insert Batch Journal Entry

Customer

Get Customer

Process Customer

Process Customer and Contact

Purchase Order Receipt Process PO Receipt

Supplier Process Supplier

Get Supplier

Voucher Match Process Voucher Match

Accounts Payable Get Voucher

Process Voucher

Capital Assets Create Capital Assets

Condition Based Alert

Get Capital Assets Condition Based Alert

Customer Service

Get Service Order

Process Service Order

Get Commitment Date and Time

Financial Compliance Get A/P Processing Options

Get Write Off Processing Options

Get Aging Company Constants

Get Customer Credit Limits

Get General Constants

Get Journal Entry Constants

Get Policy Edit Rules

Get Purchasing Tolerance Rules

Get Security Workbench

Foundation Environment Get User Defined Code

Business Services New or Planned Web Service Producers

Address Book processAddressBookV2 getAddressBookV2

Customer

processCustomerAndContactV2

getCustomerV2

processCustomerV2

getCustomerCreditInformationV2

Customer Service

processServiceOrderV2

Inventory getSupplierCatalogPriceV2 processSupplierCatalogPriceV2 processInventoryItemV2 getInventoryItemV2 insertInventoryItemStagingV2

Supplier

getSupplierV2

processSupplierV2

Voucher Match

ProcessVoucherMatchV2

Sales Order

getCustomerItemPriceV2

getItemPriceAndAvailabilityV2

getSalesOrderV2

processSalesOrderV2

processSalesPriceAdjustmentV2

getCustomerItemPriceV3

getItemPriceAndAvailabilityV3

getSalesOrderV3 processSalesOrderV3

Requisition Self Service

Get RSS For Approver Get RSS

Details For Approver Process

RSS Approve Reject

Time Entry insertBatchTimeSheet

Engineering Change Orders Process Engineering Change

Orders

Time Stamp Process Integration Time Stamp

Projects

Process Project

Expense Management

approveExpenseReport

rejectExpenesReport

getAllExpenseReports

getExpenseReportsToApprove

getExpenseManagementEmployeeProfile

proceessExpenseReport

processExpenseReportHeader

processExpenseReportDetail

validateSplitOrSummaryHeader

Procurement

processPurchaseOrderApproveReject

getPurchaseOrdersCounts

getPurchaseOrdersForApprover

getPurchaseOrderEmployeeProfile

GetPurchaseOrderDetailForApprover

processPurchaseOrderV2

getPurchaseOrderV2

9.1 GLN, Country Of Origin, Unit Tax incl Price 9.0/ 9.1 Prebuilt Integrations 9.0/9.1 Mobile Applications

Order Promising getGlobalOrderPromising getOrderPromising processAdjustInventory processSalesOrder processBOMR processWorkOrder processProcurement

Opportunities

getOpportunity

Punch Out

authenticatePunchOutCredentials

PO Dispatch processPODispatch

9.1 GLN, Country Of Origin, Unit Tax incl Price 9.0/ 9.1 Prebuilt Integrations 9.0/9.1 Mobile Applications

Business Services New or Planned Web Service Consumers

Program Agenda

ADF Overview

ADF JDE E1 Technical Overview

ADF Mobile JDE E1

Customer Use Case

Q&A

Device Support

Develop once, and deploy to multiple device platforms

Device customization is through style sheet (CSS) changes

JDE EnterpriseOne Business Services

PO Approvals Req Approvals Inventory Mgmt Expense Mgmt

UI Technology

ADF Mobile

Application

Development

Home Screen Integration

Each application is associated with a home

screen icon

Security for Mobile Applications

A standards based pluggable JAAS

authenticator is created to authenticate the mobile user to the back end EnterpriseOne security server

Existing EnterpriseOne Business Service Security is used to authorize each action

This authenticator can be used for standard ADF security not just for mobile solutions

Landing Pages

Each mobile application is navigated via a

landing page

Landing pages are a combination of simple menu items with optional graphical representation of contextual data

Context is typically driven by the logged in user

My expenses to approve

My outstanding expenses

Descriptive Navigation

Navigation should be descriptive and therefore

intuitive

Buttons should describe their function. The word Back should be avoided if possible

Descriptive Navigation

Navigation should be descriptive and therefore

intuitive

Buttons should describe their function. The word Back should be avoided if possible

Reports describes the action associated with selecting the button

UI optimizations

Accordions should be used to maximize space

for descriptive data

UI optimizations

Accordions should be used to maximize space

for descriptive data

The action of expanding the accordion displays further details about the item in question

Data access

Existing application business processes are

leveraged to ensure integrity between mobile and web interactions

Existing versions are leveraged to ensure processing continuity

User and Role hierarchy is enforced to ensure data and process integrity

Library of delivered business services are available to provide and process mobile transactions

Oracle ADF Mobile Framework

The approach?

ADF Mobile Browser

Extension to enterprise applications

Reuse business services

Reuse developer skills & tooling

2011 Oracle Corporation Proprietary and Confidential

JDE - Mobile Applications Roadmap

Deliver a set of out of the box JDE E1 Mobile Browser applications

Expense Management

Expense Approvals

Expense Entry

Procurement

PO Approvals

RSS Approvals

Sales

Inventory Availability & Base Pricing Inquiry

Open Sales Order Inquiry

Sales History Inquiry

Model for customers/partners to develop mobile applications.

PLANNED

Roadmap subject to change without notice. The above is intended for information purposes and may not be incorporated into a contract.

Available

Available

Exercise Address Book Query

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ADF Exercise Overview

Creating the JDeveloper application using the proper technology scope.

Securing the application with E1 authentication.

Creating a proxy to a JDEE1 BSSV and calling it.

Creating a jspx page.

Creating and using managed beans.

Creating a data control from a managed bean and using it to place fields on a page.

Navigating between pages.

Using CSS to achieve a desired look and feel

Summary & Assistance

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Upgrade portal: http://upgradejde.com/

Go9: http://www.go9withjde.com/

E1 Extensibility Guide, including mobile technology: https://support.oracle.com/CSP/main/article?cmd=show&typ

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