J.D.Edwards Oneworld Xe

Using Object Management Workbench

By: Steve Hester, Allen Jacot

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This text has been written for the new and experienced OneWorld professionals who need to use and get the most from the Object Management Workbench (OMW). It provides the fundamentals and details behind the business and technical information about OMW, alongside practical advice and special sections containing proven tips and recommendations for successful usage of OMW.

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Foreword	p. viii
Acknowledgments	p. x
Object Management Workbench Fundamentals	p. 1
Projects	p. 2
Default Projects	p. 3
Objects	p. 4
Owners	p. 5
Roles	p. 5
Allowed Actions	p. 7
Tokens	p. 8
The Object Management Workbench Form	p. 9
Project View Search	p. 11
Project View Advanced Search	p. 13
News/Status View	p. 15
Search View	p. 18
Summary	p. 26
Developing with Object Management Workbench	p. 29
Working with Projects	p. 30
Creating a Project	p. 30
Project Properties	p. 35
Logging	p. 36
Add All Objects	p. 38
Move Objects	p. 40
Advance a Project	p. 42
Deleting a Project	p. 44
Working with Objects	p. 44
Creating a New Object	p. 45
Viewing and Modifying an Existing Object	p. 46
Removing and Deleting an Existing Object	p. 46
Design Functions	p. 50
Object Properties	p. 68
Checking Out Objects	p. 69
Checking In Objects	p. 72
Save and Restore	p. 72
Object Icons	p. 74
Maintaining Objects in Multiple Software Releases	p. 74
Working with Tokens	p. 75
The Token Management System	p. 75
Working with Owners	p. 79
Adding Owners to Projects	p. 79
Viewing and Maintaining Owner Properties	p. 80
Summary	p. 81
OMW Setup and Configuration	p. 83
What Is Object Management Configuration?	p. 85
User Roles	p. 89
Shipped User Roles	p. 89
How User Roles Relate to OMW Projects	p. 93
Allowed Actions	p. 102
Allowed Actions	p. 102
Adding an Allowed Action	p. 108
Deleting or Removing Allowed Actions	p. 110
Copying Allowed Actions	p. 110
Activity Rules	p. 113
Shipped Activity Rules	p. 114
High-Risk Activity Rules	p. 118
Adding New Activity Rules	p. 138
Copying Activity Rules	p. 155
Deleting Activity Rules	p. 156
Activity Rules Director	p. 158
Constants	p. 160
Definition	p. 160
Setting Up Your Constants	p. 160
Tables That the Object Management Workbench (OMW) Uses	p. 164
Creating a Save Location	p. 165
Defining a Save Location	p. 166
Creating a Save Location Path Code	p. 166
Creating a Save Location Environment	p. 173
Defining Your Save Location to OMW	p. 175
OMW Logging Capabilities	p. 176
Setting Up OMW Logging	p. 177
Customizing the Level of OMW Logging	p. 178
Viewing OMW Logging Information	p. 181
Object Action Notification	p. 184
OMW Reporting Capabilities	p. 187
Project Management Report	p. 187
Project Users Report	p. 188
Project Objects Report	p. 189
Object Management Log Report	p. 189
Object Management Log Purge Report (R98210A)	p. 190
User Allowed Action Report (R98223A)	p. 190
Consolidated Project/Transfer Activity Rules (R98230B)	p. 191
Transfer Activity Rules Report (R98230C)	p. 192
Project Status Activity Rules Report (R98230D)	p. 192
OMW Configuration Report (R98230E)	p. 193
Summary	p. 194
Strategic Change Management	p. 195
What Is a Software Development Life Cycle?	p. 196
Definition of Software Development Life Cycle	p. 196
Why Is the Software Development Life Cycle Important to Your Company?	p. 197
Recommended Points of Review for Changes	p. 198
Applying Emergency Fixes to the System	p. 200
What Do I Need to Keep Track Of?	p. 205
Hardware and Operating System Changes	p. 206
Environments and Architecture	p. 207
OneWorld Objects	p. 208
XPI or Third-Party Integration	p. 209
Documentation	p. 210
Standard OMW Configurations	p. 210
Standard Project Configuration	p. 211
When the Token Is Released	p. 219
Deleting Objects	p. 219
Advanced Object Management Configurations	p. 220
Custom Environments and Path Codes	p. 220
Sandbox Environment and Path Codes	p. 221
Training Environment and Path Code	p. 222
Handling Control Data	p. 223
Summary	p. 224
Object Management Workbench Case Study	p. 225
Case Study of a Small OneWorld Development Effort	p. 226
Company Overview	p. 227
Standard Configuration	p. 227
Case Study of a Large OneWorld Development Effort	p. 231
Company Overview	p. 232
Environments	p. 232
Object Management Workbench Configuration	p. 234
Summary	p. 240
Index	p. 241
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