Re: Java API
- From: ducnbyu@xxxxxxx
- Date: 26 Apr 2006 16:31:01 -0700
1) Yes PeopleSoft provides a Java API. I'm sure you have to license
PeopleSoft to use it. If you already have access to a PeopleSoft
installation then you will be able to search for Java in PeopleBooks
and find what you need.
2) "dynamic info" is a very general term you could mean almost
anything.
If you are not already a PeopleSoft customer, search the web in your
favorite search engine for "Java PeopleSoft" there's tons.
This one looks like an interesting place to start. You have to
register on the site so I didn't go so far as to read the paper...
http://whitepapers.zdnet.com/abstract.aspx?promo=50002&docid=119100
Overview: Java is an extremely popular programming language today,
especially for internet applications. Many PeopleSoft customers have
invested heavily in building Java skills within their IT organization
and would like to leverage this investment within their PeopleSoft
environment. With PeopleSoft 8, developers can definitely leverage
their Java skills with PeopleSoft applications. With PeopleTools 8,
PeopleSoft has added support in several key areas to enable developers
to create Java-based PeopleSoft applications. This white paper provides
an overview and examples of how PeopleSoft customers can develop
applications in Java within the PeopleTools Development Environment of
PeopleSoft 8.
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- References:
- Java API
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- Java API
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