
What you'll learn and do across the course
How powerful machine I need for installation
How much do I have to spend for tools necessary to go through this course?
Where to download VirtualBox and the installation procedure
Where and how to download all of the necessary files for Oracle EBS VM 12.2.10 Appliance
MobaXterm description and download
How to download SQLDeveloper - Tool to access Oracle database
How to prepare/get final file for VM import from the downloaded ones.
Alternative method of preparing the final file for import into VirtualBox
First boot and setting up of initial system users that we are going to use through the course
Networking tips and shutting down the box with preserving the state of it
How to configure hosts file (win or linux) so we can access particular IP address over URI
How to make SSH/sFTP connection to VirtualBox running VM
All of the necessary steps to enable access to the EBS Appliance
How we'll be accessing EBS from browser
What to do in case your machine has been powered off and the DB, mid and apps tiers are down (EBS not accessible)
Things to do to be able to access Oracle EBS Forms
How to enable DB access and connecting to it from SQLDeveloper app
How to enable access and hot to access the WebLogic Console
Section summary, what we achieved with this section....
Why we should create a custom application when adding some custom functionalities to Oracle E-Business Suite
Procedure on creating Custom App on EBS
Steps on checking the correctness of custom top installation
How to create new users through Forms (System Administrator responsibility) and accessing with demo users
Create an user with PLSQL API call
Creating a Request group - A list of programs that can be assigned to responsibility to be accessible from it.
Steps on creating Menus and Functions for menu items
Creating new Responsibility and assigning it to our newly created user, so he can have some functionalities when logged in.
Useful API code snippets for this section.
Overview of our simple first Concurrent program PLSQL
Connection between CP and Code
Functional steps on creating basic CP
Procedure on how to submit concurrent request from forms.
Explanation on FNDLOAD
Example showing how to download Concurrent Program to a definition file using FNDLOAD
Example showing how to upload Concurrent Program from a definition file using FNDLOAD
What are profile options and how to create custom ones
Ways on fetching profile option values + download definition of it
Different Access for Profile Options
How to make list of values for profile options with special validation SQL
How to create custom messages and use them
What are and how to create lookups
Where to find information about EBS database objects
Definition of workflows and why we should use it.
Where to get Workflow Builder
Creating simple workflow in Workflow Builder with PLSQL background logic
Ways on uploading workflow to environment
How to start workflow process manually from frontend
How to initiate workflow process from backend
Alternate (from Java Forms) way of uploading/downloading workflows
Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) is a set of combined business applications that are provided by Oracle. It’s often referred to as, Oracle EBS, Oracle ERP or E-Biz. It consists of multiple enterprise applications that help large businesses with all kinds of processes in fields of Finance, Human Resources, Supply Chain, Procurement, Order Management, Warehouse Management, Resource Planning, Expenses, Customer Relations, Leave & Absence, Reporting and much more, with the ability to extend the system according to customer needs.
EBS is used across the globe by large number of big companies and has a long term support from Oracle.
Participants of this course will learn how to have fully running Oracle e-Business Suite instance on their own machine over Virtual Machine. This Virtual instance will also have sample data with which users can play around, test it and develop around it. The course guides participants in depth with steps to have this instance running on their machine with step-by-step resources.
Even if you have access to some development or test environment where e-Business Suite is present you can benefit from this course as it covers various development and functional topics.
The course covers creating custom tops, how to get around must know EBS functionalities, creating concurrent programs from scratch, more advanced topics around Concurrent Programs, migration of extensions between environments, about different EBS components and how to create them, Workflows with Workflow Builder, Oracle Application Framework with jDeveloper, Building reports with XML Publisher, Creating Custom WebADI (Application Desktop Integrator),even Oracle Apex and how to connect it to EBS.
So regardless if you are developer, functional person, database administrator or just curious regarding Oracle e-Business Suite, you can find something for yourself.