Embed a mobie® Dashboard in JDE Cafe One

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3. Publish the dashboard to all the JDE users that will be using this Cafe One integration.

4. Navigate to the JDE application that you want to integrate with a mobie dashboard. From the Personalization menu, select 'Edit Current Page'

5. From the edit menu, select 'Create New Content' and add a generic URL to your application. Make sure to click and drag the selection to the desired location.

Use the JDE Composite Application Framework (Café One) to embed ReportsNow mobie dashboards directly into a JDE application. The mobie dashboard will respond automatically when important information such as customer or order number is changed. These dashboards can be used to create watch lists and KPIs for any JDE application.

See Embed DAS into Cafe One for steps of integrating a DAS report with a JDE E1 application via Cafe One.

Onetime configuration to be done by the DAS and JDE administrators:

1. Enable Windows Authentication on the mobie® Portal. This will avoid anadditional sign-on screen to the mobie® Portal.

2. Enable the AllowIframesAndAntiForgerySuppression setting in theweb.config file. This allows mobie® to be hosted by another web site.

3. Enable Cafe One in the desired application. Required 9.1.5 or later.Please see your CNC for more information. (Run the P952332 applicationto allow Cafe One access to a specific form)

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Steps to embed a dashboard into Cafe One:

1. Add parameter(s) to your dashboard so it can be hooked up to a JDE application: Every parameter in a dashboard can be set on the portal URL of the dashboard. For example, the above parameter can be passed to a dashboard using this example URL: http://{mobiePortal}/-Sales%20Map%20for%20Customer?CustomerABNum=4242 where {mobiePortal} is your specific mobie server page (e.g. acme.com/mobie). Example: http://acme.com/mobie/Sales%20Map%20for%20Customer?-CustomerABNum=4242

2. Use that parameter in the dashboard-level filtering on the Data Source tab (while set to use data from 'Reports'). This will filter the entire dashboard to the value of the parameter. Optionally, you could use the filtering in specific control filtering as well.

6. Copy an example URL from the mobie portal and paste it in the Cafe One component. Note the additional HideMenu parameter. HideMenu is used so that the mobie menu is not available to the user when viewing this dashboard within E1. Example: http://acme.com/mobie/-Sales%20Map%20for%20Customer?CustomerAB-Num=4242&HideMenu=True

7. Select the 'Dynamic Link' option. Find the custom dashboard parameter you created and change the operation to 'is mapped to'. From there, link a JDE control from the JDE application to this new parameter.

8. Save the component to test the component

9. Save the layout to create a personal custom layout. This dashboard is now available for this user when running this application.

10. If this user has been authorized to share layouts, the layout can then be shared by using the user overrides application. See Oracle's Cafe One Administration documentation for more information. From the fast path, run P98950 from the fast path.

11. Search for the form with the new layout. Select the layout and copy it to other users, groups, or everyone (*PUBLIC)

12. You have now successfully created a Cafe One layout with a mobie dashboard and shared it other employees in the company.

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3. Publish the dashboard to all the JDE users that will be using this Cafe One integration.

4. Navigate to the JDE application that you want to integrate with a mobie dashboard. From the Personalization menu, select 'Edit Current Page'

5. From the edit menu, select 'Create New Content' and add a generic URL to your application. Make sure to click and drag the selection to the desired location.

Use the JDE Composite Application Framework (Café One) to embed ReportsNow mobie dashboards directly into a JDE application. The mobie dashboard will respond automatically when important information such as customer or order number is changed. These dashboards can be used to create watch lists and KPIs for any JDE application.

See Embed DAS into Cafe One for steps of integrating a DAS report with a JDE E1 application via Cafe One.

Onetime configuration to be done by the DAS and JDE administrators:

1. Enable Windows Authentication on the mobie® Portal. This will avoid an additional sign-on screen to the mobie® Portal.

2. Enable the AllowIframesAndAntiForgerySuppression setting in the web.config file. This allows mobie® to be hosted by another web site.

3. Enable Cafe One in the desired application. Required 9.1.5 or later. Please see your CNC for more information. (Run the P952332 application to allow Cafe One access to a specific form)

Steps to embed a dashboard into Cafe One:

1. Add parameter(s) to your dashboard so it can be hooked up to a JDEapplication: Every parameter in a dashboard can be set on the portal URL of the dashboard. For example, the above parameter can be passed to a dashboard using this example URL: http://{mobiePortal}/-Sales%20Map%20for%20Customer?CustomerABNum=4242 where{mobiePortal} is your specific mobie server page (e.g. acme.com/mobie). Example: http://acme.com/mobie/Sales%20Map%20for%20Customer?-CustomerABNum=4242

2. Use that parameter in the dashboard-level filtering on the Data Sourcetab (while set to use data from 'Reports'). This will filter the entiredashboard to the value of the parameter. Optionally, you could use thefiltering in specific control filtering as well.

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6. Copy an example URL from the mobie portal and paste it in the Cafe One component. Note the additional HideMenu parameter. HideMenu is used so that the mobie menu is not available to the user when viewing this dashboard within E1. Example: http://acme.com/mobie/-Sales%20Map%20for%20Customer?CustomerAB-Num=4242&HideMenu=True

7. Select the 'Dynamic Link' option. Find the custom dashboard parameter you created and change the operation to 'is mapped to'. From there, link a JDE control from the JDE application to this new parameter.

8. Save the component to test the component

9. Save the layout to create a personal custom layout. This dashboard is now available for this user when running this application.

10. If this user has been authorized to share layouts, the layout can then be shared by using the user overrides application. See Oracle's Cafe One Administration documentation for more information. From the fast path, run P98950 from the fast path.

11. Search for the form with the new layout. Select the layout and copy it to other users, groups, or everyone (*PUBLIC)

12. You have now successfully created a Cafe One layout with a mobie dashboard and shared it other employees in the company.

3. Publish the dashboard to all the JDE users that will be using this CafeOne integration.

4. Navigate to the JDE application that you want to integrate with a mobiedashboard. From the Personalization menu, select 'Edit Current Page'

5. From the edit menu, select 'Create New Content' and add a generic URLto your application. Make sure to click and drag the selection to thedesired location.

Use the JDE Composite Application Framework (Café One) to embed ReportsNow mobie dashboards directly into a JDE application. The mobie dashboard will respond automatically when important information such as customer or order number is changed. These dashboards can be used to create watch lists and KPIs for any JDE application.

See Embed DAS into Cafe One for steps of integrating a DAS report with a JDE E1 application via Cafe One.

Onetime configuration to be done by the DAS and JDE administrators:

1. Enable Windows Authentication on the mobie® Portal. This will avoid an additional sign-on screen to the mobie® Portal.

2. Enable the AllowIframesAndAntiForgerySuppression setting in the web.config file. This allows mobie® to be hosted by another web site.

3. Enable Cafe One in the desired application. Required 9.1.5 or later. Please see your CNC for more information. (Run the P952332 application to allow Cafe One access to a specific form)

Steps to embed a dashboard into Cafe One:

1. Add parameter(s) to your dashboard so it can be hooked up to a JDE application: Every parameter in a dashboard can be set on the portal URL of the dashboard. For example, the above parameter can be passed to a dashboard using this example URL: http://{mobiePortal}/-Sales%20Map%20for%20Customer?CustomerABNum=4242 where {mobiePortal} is your specific mobie server page (e.g. acme.com/mobie). Example: http://acme.com/mobie/Sales%20Map%20for%20Customer?-CustomerABNum=4242

2. Use that parameter in the dashboard-level filtering on the Data Source tab (while set to use data from 'Reports'). This will filter the entire dashboard to the value of the parameter. Optionally, you could use the filtering in specific control filtering as well.

6. Copy an example URL from the mobie portal and paste it in the Cafe One component. Note the additional HideMenu parameter. HideMenu is used so that the mobie menu is not available to the user when viewing this dashboard within E1. Example: http://acme.com/mobie/-Sales%20Map%20for%20Customer?CustomerAB-Num=4242&HideMenu=True

7. Select the 'Dynamic Link' option. Find the custom dashboard parameter you created and change the operation to 'is mapped to'. From there, link a JDE control from the JDE application to this new parameter.

8. Save the component to test the component

9. Save the layout to create a personal custom layout. This dashboard is now available for this user when running this application.

10. If this user has been authorized to share layouts, the layout can then be shared by using the user overrides application. See Oracle's Cafe One Administration documentation for more information. From the fast path, run P98950 from the fast path.

11. Search for the form with the new layout. Select the layout and copy it to other users, groups, or everyone (*PUBLIC)

12. You have now successfully created a Cafe One layout with a mobie dashboard and shared it other employees in the company.

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3. Publish the dashboard to all the JDE users that will be using this Cafe One integration.

4. Navigate to the JDE application that you want to integrate with a mobie dashboard. From the Personalization menu, select 'Edit Current Page'

5. From the edit menu, select 'Create New Content' and add a generic URL to your application. Make sure to click and drag the selection to the desired location.

Use the JDE Composite Application Framework (Café One) to embed ReportsNow mobie dashboards directly into a JDE application. The mobie dashboard will respond automatically when important information such as customer or order number is changed. These dashboards can be used to create watch lists and KPIs for any JDE application.

See Embed DAS into Cafe One for steps of integrating a DAS report with a JDE E1 application via Cafe One.

Onetime configuration to be done by the DAS and JDE administrators:

1. Enable Windows Authentication on the mobie® Portal. This will avoid an additional sign-on screen to the mobie® Portal.

2. Enable the AllowIframesAndAntiForgerySuppression setting in the web.config file. This allows mobie® to be hosted by another web site.

3. Enable Cafe One in the desired application. Required 9.1.5 or later. Please see your CNC for more information. (Run the P952332 application to allow Cafe One access to a specific form)

Steps to embed a dashboard into Cafe One:

1. Add parameter(s) to your dashboard so it can be hooked up to a JDE application: Every parameter in a dashboard can be set on the portal URL of the dashboard. For example, the above parameter can be passed to a dashboard using this example URL: http://{mobiePortal}/-Sales%20Map%20for%20Customer?CustomerABNum=4242 where {mobiePortal} is your specific mobie server page (e.g. acme.com/mobie). Example: http://acme.com/mobie/Sales%20Map%20for%20Customer?-CustomerABNum=4242

2. Use that parameter in the dashboard-level filtering on the Data Source tab (while set to use data from 'Reports'). This will filter the entire dashboard to the value of the parameter. Optionally, you could use the filtering in specific control filtering as well.

6. Copy an example URL from the mobie portal and paste it in the Cafe Onecomponent. Note the additional HideMenu parameter. HideMenu isused so that the mobie menu is not available to the user when viewingthis dashboard within E1. Example: http://acme.com/mobie/-Sales%20Map%20for%20Customer?CustomerAB-Num=4242&HideMenu=True

7. Select the 'Dynamic Link' option. Find the custom dashboard parameteryou created and change the operation to 'is mapped to'. From there, linka JDE control from the JDE application to this new parameter.

8. Save the component to test the component

9. Save the layout to create a personal custom layout. This dashboard is now available for this user when running this application.

10. If this user has been authorized to share layouts, the layout can then be shared by using the user overrides application. See Oracle's Cafe One Administration documentation for more information. From the fast path, run P98950 from the fast path.

11. Search for the form with the new layout. Select the layout and copy it to other users, groups, or everyone (*PUBLIC)

12. You have now successfully created a Cafe One layout with a mobie dashboard and shared it other employees in the company.

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3. Publish the dashboard to all the JDE users that will be using this Cafe One integration.

4. Navigate to the JDE application that you want to integrate with a mobie dashboard. From the Personalization menu, select 'Edit Current Page'

5. From the edit menu, select 'Create New Content' and add a generic URL to your application. Make sure to click and drag the selection to the desired location.

Use the JDE Composite Application Framework (Café One) to embed ReportsNow mobie dashboards directly into a JDE application. The mobie dashboard will respond automatically when important information such as customer or order number is changed. These dashboards can be used to create watch lists and KPIs for any JDE application.

See Embed DAS into Cafe One for steps of integrating a DAS report with a JDE E1 application via Cafe One.

Onetime configuration to be done by the DAS and JDE administrators:

1. Enable Windows Authentication on the mobie® Portal. This will avoid an additional sign-on screen to the mobie® Portal.

2. Enable the AllowIframesAndAntiForgerySuppression setting in the web.config file. This allows mobie® to be hosted by another web site.

3. Enable Cafe One in the desired application. Required 9.1.5 or later. Please see your CNC for more information. (Run the P952332 application to allow Cafe One access to a specific form)

Steps to embed a dashboard into Cafe One:

1. Add parameter(s) to your dashboard so it can be hooked up to a JDE application: Every parameter in a dashboard can be set on the portal URL of the dashboard. For example, the above parameter can be passed to a dashboard using this example URL: http://{mobiePortal}/-Sales%20Map%20for%20Customer?CustomerABNum=4242 where {mobiePortal} is your specific mobie server page (e.g. acme.com/mobie). Example: http://acme.com/mobie/Sales%20Map%20for%20Customer?-CustomerABNum=4242

2. Use that parameter in the dashboard-level filtering on the Data Source tab (while set to use data from 'Reports'). This will filter the entire dashboard to the value of the parameter. Optionally, you could use the filtering in specific control filtering as well.

6. Copy an example URL from the mobie portal and paste it in the Cafe One component. Note the additional HideMenu parameter. HideMenu is used so that the mobie menu is not available to the user when viewing this dashboard within E1. Example: http://acme.com/mobie/-Sales%20Map%20for%20Customer?CustomerAB-Num=4242&HideMenu=True

7. Select the 'Dynamic Link' option. Find the custom dashboard parameter you created and change the operation to 'is mapped to'. From there, link a JDE control from the JDE application to this new parameter.

8. Save the component to test the component

9. Save the layout to create a personal custom layout. This dashboard is now available for this user when running this application.

10. If this user has been authorized to share layouts, the layout can then be shared by using the user overrides application. See Oracle's Cafe One Administration documentation for more information. From the fast path, run P98950 from the fast path.

11. Search for the form with the new layout. Select the layout and copy it to other users, groups, or everyone (*PUBLIC)

12. You have now successfully created a Cafe One layout with a mobiedashboard and shared it other employees in the company.

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