Tuesday 26 June 2012

e1pages simple and easy implementation in JDE9.1 JD Edwards 9.1

I’ve done some work with e1pages, but thought that I should do a little more.  For instance I want to port across some of the configuration I did in my 9.0 demonstration environment to my 9.1 demonstration environment. 

A great place to start is the E1 documentation, listed below:

http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E24705_01/doc.91/e24262/admin_design_eone_pages.htm

Typical Process Flow

The following list is an example of a basic process flow for creating EnterpriseOne Pages.

  1. Add an EnterpriseOne Page by accessing the User Generated Content Management application. (P982400)

    • Add an object.

    • Upload the content for that object.

    • Preview the page to verify it is correct.

  2. Advance the Object status from Editing status to Pending Review.

  3. Advance the Object status from Pending Review to Review.

  4. Advance the Object status from Review to Approved.

  5. Publish the page (assign the page to User or Role or *PUBLIC.

  6. Activate the page.

 

So…. P982400 into the fast path

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Add

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Enter your details

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OK

Click into the grid on your recently added row and change the status to

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Pending Review

Then do the same, all the way to approval

  • Pending Review > Reviewing

  • Reviewing > Pending Approval

  • Pending Approval > Approval

Select your row in the grid and choose “form->admin->activate”

Click on the grey icon in the grid and it will turn green – your record is active!

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Finally choose who you want the page to go to:

“form->admin->publish”

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Then Add

Choose your object name “MYREXAMPLE” and choose your product code and then add the roles that you want to see the e1page when they log in

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Log out and log back in – your page will appear!

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Thanks for the guide Shannon. I was having trouble getting this to display and found I had to clear temporary internet files to get this to display.

REG3292 said...

Thank you very much for making this process clear. I wasn't sure how to advance E1page, but now it's very clear for me.