DEMO/Standalone clients are supposed to be used for a Single system, and not available for Multi-User environments. But now with the advent of Web Interfaces, you can access the E9 Standalone Local Webclient from any other computer in your network. There are couple of small steps you need to follow to accomplish that.
*All steps mentioned below needs Administrator Credentials, and needs to be checked with your IT policies before opening any port or so.
- Start your E1 Demo, and go to the Web client
- Note your Port number from the address of the page. Say your web page address says http://localhost:8888/jde/E1Menu.maf; then your Port number is 8888
- Now we need to open the port on the machine you are in.
For Windows XP Machines, go to Control Panel – Windows Firewall and take the Exceptions Tab.
Enter “E9Local” in the Name, and port number to 8888. Click OK and Save the Firewall settings. - For Windows Vista users, Open Windows Firewall by clicking the Start button Picture of the Start button, clicking Control Panel, clicking Security, and then clicking Windows Firewall.
Follow the same options as shown above. To change scope for the port, click “Change scope”, and then click the option that you want to use. (“Scope” refers to the set of computers that can use this port opening.) - Find the Computer name by going to Control Panel -> System, and check the Computer Name tab.
The Full computer name would be given there. Note the name; for e.g. – “MyE9Local.Atlanta.myCompany.com”
Here “MyE9Local” is the computer name and “Atlanta.myCompany.com” is the Domain. - Now you are ready to access your E9 Web client from other computers by simply replacing the “localhost” with the computer name as shown.
http://MyE9Local:8888/jde/E1Menu.maf , if you are accessing the Demo within same network
or
http://MyE9Local.Atlanta.myCompany.com:8888/jde/E1Menu.maf , if you are accessing the Demo outside of the network. - You can create as many users and give specific roles to them for login.
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Hi…i am done with this thing but i am not able to access omw..it is showing some error..this application/version is not supported on the web client..could you please help me out..thank you
OMW is accessible only from Fat Client, since for Development you need all the DLL’s and other supporting files. The Article above is only for DEMO/Standalone JDE and helps only to access WebClient from other computers.
For multi-system development & working, Implement the Full version of JDE.
Hi Deepesh,
I liked your articles about “Access JD Edwards EnterpriseOne 9.0 Standalone Webclient from anywhere” and “Set EnterpriseOne Applications to RUN on FAT CLIENT”. It was of great help.
The Applications ran well, but how to run the reports, as in Standalone version the reports are executed locally.
Can that be executed on the web too.
Regards
Mohammed Sajid
Hi Sajid,
That’s a good question. I did not think of UBEs. I do not think you could run the UBE’s from such a setup. But you may give a try setting OCM mappings with a new Database path, for a UBE and try the same.
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The following instruction is the setup to allow for running of UBE from web interface.
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1. Start E1 Solution Explorer.
2. Go to command prompt and type HOSTNAME to determine your local PC local host name.
3. Go to P986115 – Row exit until the maintenance form for “Data Source Revisions”
Change “Logical Server Name” to the local HOSTNAME.
Change “Server Map Data Source Name” to “System Local”
Click OK to update.
4. Reboot. Start E1 Solution Explorer.
5. Go to P98616 and define the DEFAULT printer with the default paper size.
Setup DEFAULT printer via P98616 for the local HOSTNAME.
Setup for for HOSTNAME, (local) and LOCAL. This will allow you to submit UBE from web-client.
*PUBLIC *ALL *ALL *ALL \\corprts1\devprn1 YEOIBMT43 AV
6. Reboot. Start E1 Solution Explorer. Start E1 Web.
from: http://www.jdelist.com/ubb/showthreaded.php?Cat=&Number=138836&page=&view=&sb=5&o=&vc=1
Thanks for the good information and facts. I’m pondering if you ever might point me in the direction of extra links?.