What’s New in the Latest EnterpriseOne Release? JD Edwards 9.2.5 Tools Release
By: Epiq Infotech
Tags: Jd Edwards, Jdeveloper, Oracle, Jde, Jde E1

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Tools Release 9.2.5 offers on all fronts important advances in digital transformation, user experience, security, automation, and open platforms. Let’s take a closer look at what is the latest JDE tools release?

Assertion Framework for Orchestration:

Automation has become a buzzword in almost every business. Orchestrations are a powerful tool to automate EnterpriseOne (E1) transactions and integrate third-party systems or Internet of Things (IoT) devices, and Oracle is no stranger to automation. Oracle has improved its orchestrations so that they can now be used as a simple automated testing tool. Before involving the testing team, enter your testing scripts and pound the system with all those bothersome use cases and validations. It’s faster, more accurate, and the team is less irritated as a result.

Extended Soft Coding Configuration:

Oracle has been gradually adding new features to the Soft Coding Configuration. The link between AIS and the Enterprise servers is now enabled in Tools 9.2.5. Oracle is once again advancing into the twenty-first century, utilizing current standards in place of obsolete technology!

Orchestration Assertion Framework:

Check out the Assertion Framework, allowing orchestration designers to assert the values that orchestration is anticipated to provide.

Enterprise Servers and AIS Servers can now be configured more efficiently.

The segmentation of AIS servers across environments is made more accessible by this configurability. Allow variables in REST File Uploads

This feature allows the orchestration designer to use variables in the connector definition.

Initialization of an AIS session can be customized:

This innovation allows the system administrator to set user sessions so that they don’t have to start an AIS session, saving system resources.

EnterpriseOne User Session is now available for externally hosted Web Applications:

Enabling EnterpriseOne and third-party applications to share specific data could improve the user experience. Take, for example, session data. It gives users a better integrated experience and guarantees that shared resources are used efficiently. JD Edwards Orchestrator optimizes retrieval of big data sets.

Extensibility of the User Experience Form Improvements:

Use Form Design Aid to unhide the business view columns on a grid that was previously concealed. In a form extension, users can now mark a field as required, and this option will be applied to all versions of the application.

Enterprise Search: Improved Search Criteria and Actions:

Exact match search, the option to export search results, and the ability to specify a query and personal form for related action have all been added to EnterpriseOne Search.

Improved Assistance:

On JD Edwards EnterpriseOne forms, the application-level Help feature has been improved. Along with this, JD Edwards has added a direct link to www.LearnJDE.com in the EnterpriseOne menu bar’s user drop-down menu.

Virtual Batch Queues in System Automation:

This improvement decreases the reliance on individual server queues. It allows users to run and restart jobs across a set of congruent batch servers.

Client Development Simplified:

Removing the requirement for a local database in JD Edwards 9.2.5 tools has considerably reduced the time, effort, and resources necessary to deploy and maintain the development client.

Object Management Workbench with Web Access (OMW):

The web version of OMW has been improved to manage development objects such as applications, UBEs, business functions, and other development objects. Within the EnterpriseOne web user interface, you may now transfer objects via a browser-based application.

Web-based Creating and deploying packages:

The EnterpriseOne web interface can run significant system management apps for package assembly, package build, and package deployment. This improvement expands the digital platform for JD Edwards system administration duties by allowing for the automation and scheduling of package builds and the transmission of associated notifications via orchestrations. JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Version History has changed.

Kernel failure troubleshooting that is automated:

Tools 9.2.5 automate the diagnosis of kernel failures by detecting them automatically, capturing the log files together with the problem call stack, and sending an email message.

Security:

Enhancements to a secure technological stack are made regularly.

Long and complex database passwords are supported.

TLS Configuration between the Server Manager Console and the Agents is automated.

The configuration of Transport Layer Security (TLS)-based interactions between the Server

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