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PeopleSoft HCM 9.2: ApplicationIntegration FrameworkJanuary 2022
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ContentsPreface: Preface.ixUnderstanding the PeopleSoft Online Help and PeopleBooks. ixHosted PeopleSoft Online Help. ixLocally Installed Help. ixDownloadable PeopleBook PDF Files.ixCommon Help Documentation.ixField and Control Definitions. xTypographical Conventions. xISO Country and Currency Codes. xRegion and Industry Identifiers. xiTranslations and Embedded Help. xiUsing and Managing the PeopleSoft Online Help.xiiPeopleSoft Enterprise Components Related Links. xiiContact Us.xiiFollow Us.xiiChapter 1: Getting Started with Application Integration Framework.13Understanding the Application Integration Framework. 13Application Integration Framework Implementation. 13Define Value Maps. 13Create Application Engine Transform Programs. 13Update Service Operation Routing. 14Chapter 2: Understanding Application Integration Framework.15Application Integration Framework.15Use Cases for Application Integration Framework. 16Maps. 17Domain Value Map. 17Cross-Reference Map. 18Functions to Populate and Maintain the Cross-Reference and DVMs.18Use Case: Integration Broker Transformation Without AIA Middleware. 20Use Case: Integration Broker Point-to-Point Transformation. 24Use Case: Integration Broker Transformation in Which a Third Party Uses AIA Middleware. 27Chapter 3: Defining and Populating Value Maps. 33Understanding Value Maps.33Defining Map Options. 37Page Used to Define Value Map Options.37Value Map Options Page.37Defining Value Maps. 40Pages Used to Define Value Maps. 40Define Value Maps search Page. 40Define Value Map - Elements Page.41Define options for a value map Page. 43Define Value Maps - Domains Page.44Populating a Domain Value Map. 46Page Used to Populate a Domain Value Map.46Domain Value Map Page. 46Importing Value Maps. 46Copyright 1988, 2022, Oracle and/or its affiliates.iii
ContentsPage Used to Import Value Map.47Understanding Import File Types Used with Value Maps.47Import Value Maps Page.49Exporting Value Maps. 50Understanding Export Schemas. 50Exporting a Value Map. 51Chapter 4: Creating Transform Programs and Updating Service Operations. 53Understanding Transform Programs. 53Creating a Transform Program. 53Updating Service Operation Routing. 54Chapter 5: Accessing Maps Using XSLT Extension. 57Understanding XSLT Extension Functions. 57Cross-Reference Functions. 57xref:BulkPopulateDomainData.57Syntax. 57Description. 57Parameters. 58Returns.58xref:BulkPopulateElementData. 58Syntax. 58Description. 58Parameters. 59Returns.59xref:populateXRefRow. 59Syntax. 59Description. 59Parameters. 59Returns.60Example.60xref:populateXrefRowNVP. 61Syntax. 61Description. 62Parameters. 62Returns.62Example.63xref:markForDelete.64Syntax. 64Description. 64Parameters. ax. 65Description. 65Parameters. 65Returns.65Example.66xref:lookupXRef. 66Syntax. 66Description. 66Parameters. 66ivCopyright 1988, 2022, Oracle and/or its affiliates.
ContentsReturns.67Example.67xref:lookupXRefNVP. 67Syntax. 67Description. 67Parameters. 67Returns.68Example.68Domain Value Map Functions. 68dvm:lookupValue. 68Syntax. 68Description. 69Parameters. 69Returns.69Example.69dvm:lookupValueNVP. 70Syntax. 70Description. 70Parameters. 70Returns.70Example.71dvm:lookup-dvm.71Syntax. 71Description. 71Parameters. 71Returns.72Example.72Generate-Guid Function.72generate-guid.72Syntax. 72Description. 72Parameters. 73Returns.73Example.73SetID Functions.73SetID:lookupSetCtrlValues. 73Syntax. 73Description. 73Parameters. 73Returns.74Example.74Chapter 6: Accessing Maps Using PeopleCode. 77Understanding Application Integration Framework Classes. 77How to Import Application Integration Framework Type Classes. 77DVM Utility Class Methods.78ExtractData.78Syntax. 78Description. 78Parameters. 78Returns.79Example.79Copyright 1988, 2022, Oracle and/or its affiliates.v
ContentsLookupValue. 79Syntax. 79Description. 79Parameters. 79Returns.80Example.80LookupValue1M. 80Syntax. 80Description. 80Parameters. 80Returns.81Example.81LookupValueNVP. 81Syntax. 81Description. 81Parameters. 81Returns.82Example.82DVM Utility Class Properties. 82exceptionCaught.82Description. 82exceptionDetails.83Description. 83SetId Utility Class Methods.83lookupSetCtrlValues.83Syntax. 83Description. 83Parameters. 83Returns.84Example.84lookupSetID. 84Syntax. 84Description. 84Parameters. 85Returns.85Example.
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