Cisco Cisco Workload Automation 6.3 User Guide

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Configuring the JD Edwards Adapter
Configuring the JD Edwards Adapter
Configuring the JDE API Before Startup (Recommended) 
Prior to using the JD Edwards adapter, CWA requires that some specific files on the JDE Server be copied to the CWA 
Master installation directory and configured in the CLASSPATH. Without this configuration, there are two errors that might 
occur at Master/adapter startup time:
Unable to find the configure file jdelog.properties 
(printed in the JDEdwards.out file from the JDE API jar Base_JAR.jar)
Unable to find class loader, JMXMP connection may not work
(logged from JDE API ManagementAgent_JAR.jar) 
You can prevent getting these errors at startup time by configuring the JD Edwards adapter prior to startup as described 
below. 
To configure the JD Edwards API prior to startup
1.
Login to the JDE server.
2.
Navigate to C:\JDEdwards\E900\DDP\system\classes.
3.
Copy the files jdelog.properties and jmxremote_optional.jar to your local directory (for example: c:\temp\) where 
CWA Master is installed.
4.
Login to the system where the Master is installed.
5.
Set the CLASSPATH for your machine type:
For Windows, change the CLASSPATH in environment variables to point jdelog.properties and 
jmxremote_optional.jar  files. Your class path should look like this:
%CLASSPATH%;C:\temp\;C:\temp\jmxremote_optional.jar;
where C:\temp is the location of the files you copied in step 3.
For Linux, use this command to set the CLASSPATH:
export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/opt/JDE:/opt/JDE/jmxremote_optional.jar
6.
Restart the CWA Master.
7.
To validate that the configuration worked, check for the Unable to find the configure file jdelog.properties error in 
the log file JDEdwardsService.out.
Note: 
Please let Cisco technical support know if you get errors at startup after performing this configuration. 
Configuring Debug Options for the JD Edwards Adapter
When defining a connection or a job using the JD Edwards adapter, the options below can be used to assist in debugging:
Connection Definition Debug Options
Two JDE Connection definition tabs can be used to configure debugging:
Options