Technology Behind JDE OneWorld

aprilynny

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Hi
I am a student and i got to research on the technology behind JDE OneWorld.
I would like to know other than Enterprise report writer which other tool sets will allow a user to do programme enhancement and modifications?

What kind of programming languages can be used to enhance and modify?

I hope someone can reply as soon as possible... and i don't understand some of the jargons. Hope u can type it out for me! Thank you!!!! very much.
 
Hi,

In One World, you have 3 main types of programs: Batch (UBE for Universal
Batch Engine) and Interactive (Applications)
Each can call Business Functions

Business Functions are written in C (with MS Visual C++) or in JDE's own
language (NER, Named Event Rules) and then translated in C

So now you have 4 tools to work on your applications:
- Enterprise Report Writer for UBEs
- The JDE Interactive Application Development Tool (I don't even know if
there is a name for it)
- The JDE Business Function Development tool, using NER
- MS Visual C++ to customize Business Functions

Hope this helps

Cheers

Philippe

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OneWorld.
sets will allow a user to do programme enhancement and modifications?
some of the jargons. Hope u can type it out for me! Thank you!!!! very much.
http://198.144.193.139/cgi-bin/wwwthreads/showflat.pl?Cat=&Board=OWDEV&Numbe
r=19164



One World B7332 SP14.2 AS400
 
Hi,

Just some addition to Philippe's reply.

1.) The Data Dictionary is a base for all OW object. All item which can store data should based on a Data Item, defined previously in the Data Dictionary. You can setup a lot of behaviour for a Data Item in the Data Dictionary.

2.) There is a tool "Table Designed Aid". You can create tables from Data Items and define indicies too. (Object type: TBLE)

3.) There is another tool "Business View Designed Aid". You can create Views from tables. (Object type: BSVW)

I really hope, you have access to the base OneWorld documentations.
Please, check the thread with subject "Learning Curve" here, on the Developers Forum, to know what and where to read. That thread was recently updated.

Zoltán


B7332 SP11, ESU 4116422, Intel NT4, SQL 7 SP1
(working with B7321, B7331, XE too)
 
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