To add the required external dependency files to the adapter project,
you first import the files to the connectorModule folder inside the adapter
project, then you copy the files from the connectorModule folder of the adapter
project to the project classpath.
Before you begin
Create the adapter
project in WebSphere
® Integration
Developer. Also, obtain the software dependency files. For information about
obtaining the software dependency files, refer to the following JD Edwards
EnterpriseOne document:
PeopleSoft EnterpriseOne Tools Connectors PeopleBook.
About this task
The JD Edwards
EnterpriseOne application requires that you add external software dependencies
to the adapter project. These software dependencies enable the Adapter for
JD Edwards EnterpriseOne to communicate with the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne
environment. For a list of all software dependencies, refer to
External software dependencies in
the Reference section.
How to perform this task
- Import the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne software dependency files to
the connectorModule folder inside the adapter project.
- In the J2EE perspective of WebSphere Integration Developer, expand
the Connector Projects folder, then expand the adapter project.
- Right-click the connectorModule folder,
then select Import.
- In the Import window, select File system from
the list of import sources, then click Next.
- In the "File system" window, click Browse,
then navigate to the directory that contains the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne
software dependencies and configuration files, then click OK.
- To select all of the files that are displayed in the right pan
of the "File system" window, click Select All , then
click Finish.
- Import the following .jar files into the connectorModule folder: ffdcSupport.jar and aspectjrt.jar.
- In the J2EE perspective of WebSphere Integration Developer, expand
the Connector Projects folder, then expand the adapter project.
- Right-click the connectorModule folder,
then select Import.
- In the Import window, select File system from
the list of import sources, then click Next.
- In the "File system" window, click Browse to
navigate to the following directory:WebSphere_Integration_Developer_Installation_Directory\runtimes\bi_v6\lib.
Note: If you accepted the default installation directory when
you installed WebSphere Integration
Developer, the .jar files are located in the following directory: C:\Program
Files\IBM\WebSphere\ID\6.0\runtimes\bi_v6\lib.
- Add the software dependency files from the connectorModule folder
to the adapter project classpath.
- Right-click the adapter project, then select Properties.
- In the Properties for CWYED_JDE window,
select Java Build Path from the left pane.
Figure 1. Selecting Java™ Build Path
- In the Libraries page of the right pane, click Add
JARs.
- In the JAR Selection window, expand the adapter project folder
(CWYED_JDE), then expand the connectorModule folder.
- Highlight all of the JAR files listed under the connectorModule
folder, then click OK.
Figure 2. Selecting JAR files
- In the Properties window, click OK.
Result
The external dependencies
are displayed in the adapter project folder.
Figure 3. Adapter
project folder showing the external dependency files
What to do next
Configure the
adapter. The first step in configuring the adapter is to specify information
about the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne environment, so that the enterprise service
discovery wizard can connect to it.
Note: Depending on which
version of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne you are using, you may be required to
configure the following files before configuring the adapter:
- jdeinterop.ini
- jdelog.properties
- jdbj.ini
- tnsnames.ora
For instructions on configuring these files, refer to the following JD
Edwards EnterpriseOne documents:
- PeopleSoft EnterpriseOne Tools Connectors PeopleBook (for jdeinterop.ini
and jdelog.properties files)
- PeopleSoft EnterpriseOne Tools HTML Server Installation PeopleBook (for
jdbj.ini and tnsnames.ora files)
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