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ERP Overview Part4

This document provides an overview of Oracle E-Business Suite, including its features, architecture, technology stack, and file structure. First released in 2001, Oracle E-Business Suite is a suite of integrated ERP and CRM applications that enables organizations to improve decision making, reduce costs, and increase performance. It provides solutions for various business functions. The latest release, Oracle E-Business Suite R12.2, utilizes technologies like Oracle Database 19c, JDK 1.7, and Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.6. It follows a file structure with an Instance Home directory and EBS Apps directory to share code among instances.

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ERP Overview Part4

This document provides an overview of Oracle E-Business Suite, including its features, architecture, technology stack, and file structure. First released in 2001, Oracle E-Business Suite is a suite of integrated ERP and CRM applications that enables organizations to improve decision making, reduce costs, and increase performance. It provides solutions for various business functions. The latest release, Oracle E-Business Suite R12.2, utilizes technologies like Oracle Database 19c, JDK 1.7, and Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.6. It follows a file structure with an Instance Home directory and EBS Apps directory to share code among instances.

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Oracle E-Business Suite Overview

Oracle E-Business Suite R12.2.x

02 Aug 2023
Agenda

Overview
Oracle E-Business Suite Features
Oracle E-Business Suite Architecture
Oracle E-Business Suite Technology Stack
Oracle E-Business Suite File Structure
Oracle E-Business Suite Development
Q&A
Oracle E-Business Suite Overview
First released in 2001, E-Business Suite was Oracle's first full bundle of ERP and CRM applications.
Oracle E-Business Suite is a suite of integrated business applications that enable organizations to make
better decisions, reduce costs, and increase performance. Products provide solutions for customer
relationship management, service management, financial management, human capital management,
project portfolio management, advanced procurement, supply chain management, value chain planning,
and value chain execution.
Oracle's Continuous Innovation strategy includes adding new capabilities to Oracle EBS 12.2, delivering
ongoing applications and underlying technology stack updates without needing a significant upgrade.
Oracle is providing long-term support for Oracle EBS 12.2 with Premier Support till at least 2033.
Oracle E-Business Suite Technology Stack
 Oracle e-Business Suite R12.2.12 Technology Stack

Oracle Technology Version


Oracle Database 19c 19.0.0.0
JDK on concurrent processing node 1.7.0_85
JDK version used by AD utilities 1.7.0_85
Sun JDK client version 1.6.0_27
JDK version on HTTP server node 1.7.0_85
JDK version on HTTP server node 1.7.0_85
OA Framework version 12.2.12
Oracle Application Server 11.1.1.9
Oracle Application Server/Oracle Fusion
11.1.1.9
Middleware
Oracle WebLogic Server Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.6
XDK for the database tier 11.1.1.9
Oracle HTTP Server 11.1.1.9
Oracle E-Business Suite File Structure
 Instance Home
 EBS Apps Directory
 Fusion Middleware Home
Oracle E-Business Suite File Structure
 Instance Home
• Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12.2 uses the concept of a top-level directory for an Oracle E-Business Suite instance.
This directory is referred to as the Instance Home, and denoted by the environment variable $INST_TOP.
• Using an Instance Home provides the ability to share application and technology stack code among multiple instances,
for example a development instance and a test instance. Most configuration files created by AutoConfig are stored under
the Instance Home.
Oracle E-Business Suite File Structure
 EBS Apps Directory
• The EBSapps directory is another key high-level directory that was introduced in Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12.2.
It will be located under a path with a name such as /u01/R122_EBS/fs1, at the same level as the inst directory.
• The product files and directories (for all products).
• The main Oracle E-Business Suite environment file, called <CONTEXT_NAME>.env on UNIX, and
<CONTEXT_NAME>.cmd on Windows.
• The consolidated environment file, called APPS<CONTEXT_NAME>.env on UNIX,and
APPS<CONTEXT_NAME>.cmd on Windows.
Oracle E-Business Suite File Structure
 Fusion Middleware Home
• EBS_Domain: The Oracle WebLogic Server domain used to
deploy Oracle E-Business Suite. All the domain-specific
configuration and log files are located here.

• Each node in a WLS domain has a Node Manager, which can be


started and stopped using the
$ADMIN_SCRIPTS_HOME/adnodemgrctl.sh script.

• wlserver_10.3: Contains all the binaries and libraries required to


support Oracle Weblogic Server.

• oracle_common: Contains all the Java Required Files (JRFs)


needed by Oracle E-Business Suite.

• webtier: Contains the HTTP server instance used by EBS. All the
HTTP-specific configuration and log files are located here.

• Oracle_EBS-app1: Oracle E-Business Suite is deployed as an


Oracle Home under FMW. This directory contains all the
configuration files related to oacore, forms, oafm, and forms-c4ws
Q&A
Thank you

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