WebAdi

April 7, 2011 Ravindra Tripathi

Custom Web ADI

How to import data into custom table using Oracle Web ADI?

What is Web ADI (Applications Desktop Integration)?

Web Applications Desktop Integration (Web ADI) is an enterprise framework for integrating the Oracle E-Business

Suite with desktop applications. It’s a Self-Service Oracle Application that lets you download and upload selected

data between EBS products and Microsoft Excel. It allows you to modify bulk data in Microsoft Excel, working

either online or offline, and upload the modified data using Web ADI. It also allows you to generate Microsoft

Word documents for mail merges.

What’s Coming for Web ADI?

Are you interested in integrating EBS application with desktop application using Oracle’s Web ADI framework? Are

you interested in creating custom Web ADI integrators with the ability to define validations, lookups, and

business rules? Well, you’re in the right place!

We will show you step by step setup process to integrate Web ADI for custom table so that you can import your

excel data into custom table.

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Step1: Create custom table

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CREATE TABLE XX_IMPORT_DATA

(

ATTRIBUTE1 VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),









ATTRIBUTE10 VARCHAR2(100 BYTE)

);

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Step2: Register custom table

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BEGIN

–Register table using (ad_dd.register_table and ad_dd.register_column)

XX_FND_UTIL_PKG.REGISTER_DB_OBJECT(P_APPL_SHORT_NAME =>’OKC’,

P_OBJECT_NAME =>upper(‘XX_IMPORT_DATA’),

P_OBJECT_TYPE =>’T',

P_START_SEQ =>1,

P_INTERVAL =>1

);

END;

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Step3: Create Web ADI Integration using BNE_INTEGRATOR_UTILS.CREATE_INTEGRATOR

Create Web ADI Interface using BNE_INTEGRATOR_UTILS.CREATE_INTERFACE_FOR_TABLE

Create Web ADI default layout using BNE_INTEGRATOR_UTILS.CREATE_DEFAULT_LAYOUT

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DECLARE

P_INTEGRATOR_CODE VARCHAR2 (30);

P_INTERFACE_CODE VARCHAR2 (30);

P_LAYOUT_CODE VARCHAR2 (30);

P_APPLICATION_ID NUMBER (15);

P_OBJECT_CODE VARCHAR2 (20);

P_INTEGRATOR_USER_NAME VARCHAR2 (240);

P_LANGUAGE VARCHAR2 (4);

P_SOURCE_LANGUAGE VARCHAR2 (4);

P_USER_ID NUMBER (15);

P_INTERFACE_TABLE_NAME VARCHAR2 (50);

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P_INTERFACE_USER_NAME VARCHAR2 (240);

P_FORCE BOOLEAN;

P_ALL_COLUMNS BOOLEAN := FALSE;

BEGIN

P_APPLICATION_ID := 510;

P_LANGUAGE := ‘US’;

P_SOURCE_LANGUAGE := ‘US’;

P_USER_ID := 1137;

P_OBJECT_CODE := ‘XX_IMPORT_DATA’;

—ADI details

P_INTEGRATOR_USER_NAME := ‘XX Custom Import’;

P_INTERFACE_TABLE_NAME := ‘XX_IMPORT_DATA’; — Name of the Database staging table.

P_INTERFACE_USER_NAME := ‘XX Custom Import’;

— Name of the table that will be displayed in

P_FORCE := FALSE;

P_ALL_COLUMNS := FALSE;

–Create Integrator

BNE_INTEGRATOR_UTILS.CREATE_INTEGRATOR (P_APPLICATION_ID,

P_OBJECT_CODE,

P_INTEGRATOR_USER_NAME,

P_LANGUAGE,

P_SOURCE_LANGUAGE,

P_USER_ID,

P_INTEGRATOR_CODE);

–Create Interface

BNE_INTEGRATOR_UTILS.CREATE_INTERFACE_FOR_TABLE (P_APPLICATION_ID,

P_OBJECT_CODE,

P_INTEGRATOR_CODE,

P_INTERFACE_TABLE_NAME,

P_INTERFACE_USER_NAME,

P_LANGUAGE,

P_SOURCE_LANGUAGE,

P_USER_ID,

P_INTERFACE_CODE);

–Create Default Layout

BNE_INTEGRATOR_UTILS.CREATE_DEFAULT_LAYOUT (P_APPLICATION_ID,

P_OBJECT_CODE,

P_INTEGRATOR_CODE,

P_INTERFACE_CODE,

P_USER_ID,

P_FORCE,

P_ALL_COLUMNS,

P_LAYOUT_CODE);

COMMIT;

exception

when others then

dbms_output.put_line(sqlerrm);

END;

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Step4: Create Document

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4.1 Logon to oracle application using Oracle Web ADI Responsibility and select option “Create Document”

4.2 Select your excel version from the list.

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4.3 Select custom integrator name “XX Custom Import” from the list.

4.4 Use default layout.

4.5 Use default Content.

4.6 Click on the “Create Document” button.

4.7 Now Web ADI program creating data template.

4.8 Enter dummy data and try to upload using “Upload” option.



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4.9 Web ADI Data upload utility will show you confirmation message with record status.

4.10 Now verify data in custom table using SQL command.

Now your custom Web ADI integration is ready to go!

This entry was posted in Oracle E-Business Suite, Web ADI.

6 Responses to Custom Web ADI

Earle says:

good information, incredible webpage design, carry on the good work

April 8, 2011 at 3:59 pm

Raj says:

Thanks for that posting. I also developed a custom integrator using the above steps. I want to show the error message from the backend APIs after the records are processed. For ex, if the 2nd row failed validation, i want to show that in the messages column of the 2nd row. Similarly, the success message if the row was inserted successfully. How do you implement this?

June 21, 2011 at 1:17 am

Sophia says:

Excellent information. I have a question…

Do we need to create these definitions in apps schema?

Thanks

June 24, 2011 at 9:48 pm

Ravindra Tripathi says:

Yes, You need to create custom table in your APPS schema

June 25, 2011 at 12:44 am

Tushar says:

I have created the custom table registered the table and columns in Apps created custom integrator,interface with api

July 8, 2011 at 10:22 am



when i select the integrator in webadi responsibility and try to create the layout it does not display column list. Also if I go ahead with the default layout I get the excell sheet created with 0 columns. can you please help me why I do not get the column list in web adi layout page or in the excell docuement

jjsai says:

Fantastic info, THANKS for sharing

July 18, 2011 at 3:24 am



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