A free download is now available from our website. (Please note that there's no actual link there, it's a download request page, which would e-mail you a temporary link once submitted)
E1 Page Designer
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That is: it's a full free product, not a trial. Although we may release an extended edition of it in the future as a commercial product.
E1PageDesigner Looks Good, Having a Problem with XML Connection
The software looks very nice, especially for such an early release. I am having problems with refreshing the E1PageDesigner Cache, as I fail to connect to E1 with the XML Thin Client. The error message is "An error occurred while connecting to JDE Thin Client; XML Request Failed: TC Wrapper error". Can you steer me to any logs that would help me diagnose the problem?
The software looks very nice, especially for such an early release. I am having problems with refreshing the E1PageDesigner Cache, as I fail to connect to E1 with the XML Thin Client. The error message is "An error occurred while connecting to JDE Thin Client; XML Request Failed: TC Wrapper error". Can you steer me to any logs that would help me diagnose the problem?
Thanks!
It needs XML kernels on the target Enterprise Server configured. The logs will be on the Enterprise Server, so you can try connecting again and then inspect a few most recent logs there.
If your JDE release is old, there may be bits missing in the JDE.INI on this Enterprise Server. Recent Tools Releases all have good XML configuration shipped by default.
If your Enterprise Server is an iSeries (AS/400), you may very likely be missing a folder in the JDE system library named "output". It should be on the same level as the INI folder. And it would be referenced in the INI file's LRengine section. The Disk_Monitor should be set to NO in that section too.
There should bee good documentation on Oracle support site for setting up XML kernels. Or you can e-mail me directly with your JDE.INI file...
It needs XML kernels on the target Enterprise Server configured. The logs will be on the Enterprise Server, so you can try connecting again and then inspect a few most recent logs there.
If your JDE release is old, there may be bits missing in the JDE.INI on this Enterprise Server. Recent Tools Releases all have good XML configuration shipped by default.
If your Enterprise Server is an iSeries (AS/400), you may very likely be missing a folder in the JDE system library named "output". It should be on the same level as the INI folder. And it would be referenced in the INI file's LRengine section. The Disk_Monitor should be set to NO in that section too.
There should bee good documentation on Oracle support site for setting up XML kernels. Or you can e-mail me directly with your JDE.INI file...
A new update is available, fixing an unfortunate connectivity bug that slipped through into the previous version...