Jim's PeopleSoft Journal

A blog containing development tips I have learned through the years as a PeopleSoft developer.

Sunday, February 01, 2009

Alliance 2009 Sessions

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It is almost time for Alliance 2009. It looks like the Alliance technical content committee put together another outstanding lineup of techn...
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Thursday, January 08, 2009

Exporting Attachments Part 2

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In my post Export PeopleSoft Attachments using PL/SQL , I mentioned that PeopleSoft provides the File Attachment API for storing, retrieving...
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Tuesday, January 06, 2009

Serve those JavaScript Libraries Quickly... and Safely

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If at all possible, don't serve JavaScript libraries from PeopleSoft applications (dynamic PeopleCode). The best place to serve a JavaSc...
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Injecting JavaScript Libraries into PeopleSoft Pages

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Before you start creating Ajax and Dynamic HTML usability enhancements for your PeopleSoft applications, I recommend learning a good JavaScr...
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Wednesday, November 26, 2008

See you at UKOUG

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I am headed to Birmingham, UK next week to present PeopleTools tips and PeopleSoft RIA at the UKOUG PeopleSoft conference . I will be travel...
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Friday, October 03, 2008

OOW 2008 Presentation Available

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My PeopleTools Advanced Tips and Techniques session slides are available from Oracle's OOW content catalog. To download OpenWorld presen...
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Saturday, September 20, 2008

printf for Peoplesoft

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Many languages include a printf function for formatting strings. The main point of printf is to provide programmers with a way to insert da...
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Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Parsing JSON with PeopleCode

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A lot of web services return results in JSON format rather than XML. Is it possible to parse JSON in PeopleCode? Can you consume JSON web se...
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Friday, September 05, 2008

Make Your Reports Chat

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I just found this on the Grey Sparling PeopleSoft Expert's Corner : Integrating GoogleTalk with PeopleSoft . I apologize for not pointin...

Calling log4j's Logger.error from PeopleCode

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A couple of years have passed since I first posted about using log4j as a logging framework for PeopleCode. In my post log4j and PeopleCode ...
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Sunday, August 17, 2008

PeopleSoft/Calendar Integration

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Last week three different people asked me if it was possible to integrate PeopleSoft with a calendar management program (Microsoft Outlook, ...
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DateTimeToTimeZone with Invalid Timezone

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I've been working on a PeopleCode App Class API for creating iCalendar files. To convert from an event's time zone to the iCalendar ...
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Thursday, July 31, 2008

Using JDBC from PeopleCode

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PSST0101 wrote a very good example of using JDBC from PeopleCode in a post titled Writing to Access Databases . Even though this example is...
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Thursday, July 24, 2008

Using XQuery with PeopleSoft

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Like XSLT 1.0, XQuery provides a method for transforming XML. Besides the obvious differences in syntax, XQuery provides additional functi...
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Oracle OpenWorld, 2008

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Are you ready for another outstanding OpenWorld conference? I am! If you are interested in digging deeper into PeopleTools and seeing some g...

Blogger Bots Marked my Blog as Spam

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Sorry I haven't posted for a while. The blogger.com bots marked this blog as a spam blog . Blogger's help file says, "spam blog...
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Friday, May 23, 2008

Export PeopleSoft Attachments using PL/SQL

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Oracle provides PeopleTools developers with the ability to store files with transactions using the File Attachment API. Likewise, the File A...
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AppEngine Output Tricks, Reporting, Logging, Etc

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Reporting When I took the AppEngine course several years ago, my instructor made sure his students knew that AppEngine was a batch processin...
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