RE: Appian Integration with JDE ( JD Edwards EnterpriseOne)

josep — Sat, 12 Jan 2019 14:59:04 GMT

Hello Chandu,

Which version of JDE you have ? I know that technically there is possible to have a plugin or connector same way as SAP, but I haven’t heard of it. but for sure it does have a good integration with Oracle SOA Suite/Fusion Middleware.

On the newer versions you can integrate directly using oracle BPEL “the equivalent to a smart service is called partenerLink” if you have if you were using Weblogic and the SOA Suite with a newer version of JDE. Then maybe this is an option. All that can be exposed as Wsdl or Rest for you to consume.

Some reference:

www.oracle.com/.../oow2008-bpel-jde-182154.pdf

Some years ago I had to integrate with JDE 8.9x have an option to expose WSDL’s but those were called “BUsiness Services” and you will find the acronym as BSSV.

0) the JDE CNC/DBA Can ser up the FAT CLIENT

1) create a function on JDE

2) using the fat client a java developer can create the a BSSV

3) ask the CNC to expose the web service and to give you the WSDL.

4) consume the WSDL

Some reference :

docs.oracle.com/.../business_services.htm

I have today with Oracle you always have multiple layers playing a different. Responsibility

Hope this helps

Jose

RE: Appian Integration with JDE ( JD Edwards EnterpriseOne)

chandu — Sat, 12 Jan 2019 14:10:03 GMT

Hi all,
Any Update on this? Please share your views.