Finally it was so far. The Oracle Practice at Logica were presented a live demo of Oracle Fusion Applications by Ronald Jaarsma, Master Principal Consultant HCM and Remon van de Watering, Sales Development Manager HCM.

In previous posts I described to steps to install and configure all components to run Mobile Inventory. Common in the PeopleSoft world is to right away start customizing the application the moment it is ‘out of the box’. Oracle has made this also possible for Mobile Inventory, by delivering the source files for Mobile Inventory.

In this post I will describe what is needed to create an customization environment for Mobile Inventory.

Now that we have fully finished the installation and all configuration, we can start using Mobile Inventory. The installation manual also describes a chapter on setting up WS- Security. Since I am running on a sandbox, I won’t setup WS-Security. If you wish to deploy Mobile Inventory in production, you should definitely setup and configure WS-Security.

As said, the Mobile Inventory is build using ADF Mobile. In order to use the Mobile Inventory Application, we need to deploy the application ear delivered by PeopleSoft to Application Developer running within Weblogic Server. Enterprise Manager is used to deploy the Application.

PeopleSoft Mobile Inventory retrieves and writes data to PeopleSoft FSCM using webservices. In order to call the FSCM webservices from PeopleSoft Mobile Inventory, the PeopleSoft Integration Broker must be setup and the webservices used by PeopleSoft Mobile Inventory must be actived. Furthermore permissions must be granted to users to be able to access the webservices.