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JD Edwards® Enterprise One / One World Discussions >> JD Edwards® EnterpriseOne Developers Previous   Index   Next   Threaded   Pages: 1 striker member Reged: 05/10/07 Last on: 06/23/10 Posts: 15 SO logic - Behind the scene       #155477 - 02/08/10 01:28 PM Edit   Reply   Quote   I am used to working with the old model of P4210. (App, Business functions) Can someone please explain some of the changes, especially the MVC structure that is being in the new SO app. (8.12 onwards) Post Extras:       BOster member Reged: 03/23/04 Last on: 08/29/10 Posts: 434 Loc: Fort Worth, Texas Re: SO logic - Behind the scene [Re: striker]       #155494 - 02/09/10 08:43 AM Attachment (63 downloads) Edit   Reply   Quote   At an extremely high level it basically looks something like this: -------- APPL and View Controllers ----------- P42101, P421001, P421002, P421007, etc. B4210610, B4210620, etc. -------------- Model ------------------------- B4210900 B4210000, B4210030, etc. -------------- Legacy SOE MBF ---------------- B4200310/B4200311, etc. You still have the SOE MBF (B4200310/B4200311), but it has been decoupled from the APPL by a layer of BSFNs that make up the SO model and another set of BSFNs that make up the view controller for the P42101 and each of its subforms. The APPLs and view controllers are responsible for controlling the UI, displaying data from the model and passing data to the model. The model is responsible for some business logic and making all the necessary calls to the SOE MBF where most of the business logic exists. I made a very rough simple spreadsheet that shows the call stacks for some of the SOE MBF calls that I used as a quick reference when retrofitting our Xe P4210 mods to 9.0 P42101. I will attach it. Again it is pretty simple and rough, some what incomplete and has a couple of notes referencing our mods, but you might find it helpful (just ignore anything that says Acme). -------------------- E1 9.0 (TR8.98.1.4) MSSQL 2005 Websphere 6.1 Win2003 / Win2008 (32/64 bit) Edited by BOster (02/09/10 08:55 AM) Post Extras:       striker member Reged: 05/10/07 Last on: 06/23/10 Posts: 15 Re: SO logic - Behind the scene [Re: BOster]       #155925 - 02/22/10 02:40 PM Edit   Reply   Quote   Thank you sir for the detailed post. This should get me started on it. ~Striker Post Extras:       Pages: 1 Previous   Index   Next   Threaded   Extra information 0 registered and 4 anonymous users are browsing this forum. Moderator:  Sef, ekempter, Christian Audet, jdecnc  Print Thread Forum Permissions       You cannot start new topics       You cannot reply to topics       HTML is disabled       UBBCode is enabled Rating: Thread views: 322 Rate this thread 1 star 2 star 3 star 4 star 5 star Jump to *Job Opportunities* -----   Job Opportunities*JD Edwards® Enterprise One / One World Discussions* -----   JD Edwards® EnterpriseOne Applications   JD Edwards® EnterpriseOne   JD Edwards® EnterpriseOne Developers   Downloads*JD Edwards® World™ Discussions* -----   JD Edwards® World™ Applications   JD Edwards® World™*Fusion Discussions* -----   Fusion Apps*JD Edwards Community Forums* -----   User Group Announcements   JD Edwards® EnterpriseOne Applications for French-speaking users*Third Party Application* -----   AS/400 / iSeries / i5   BI Publisher   Citrix   Create!form   Crystal Reports   Everest Software   Formscape   ITera   Optio   Others   Vertex*General Discussion* -----   Off Topic / Help   Site News / Frequently Asked Questions   JD Edwards® EnterpriseOne Tips and Traps

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