There are two ways to achieve this.
1> Using WFXLoad
Utility wmximport, a java class available in package oracle.apps.fnd.wf is used to download and
upload the business event/subscription.
Syntax:
adjava WFXLoad -d --[to indicate download or upload :-u]
appsusername apps-password
Database Machine name
Database Port Number
Oracle Instance Name --[from two task]
thin --[for jdbc thin driver connectivity]
Language --[US in this case]
Event/Subscription File Name --[into which event definition is downloaded or uploaded from]
EVENTS or SUBSCRIPTION
Name of the event
Machine name --> fnd_profile.value('CSF_EMAP_DS_HOST')/'CSF: eLocation Map host name'
Port name --> fnd_profile.value('CSF_MAP_DB_PORT')/'CSF: Database port to receive data'
Oracle Instance Name --> Database name
OR
Open your Database Connection File(.dbc file), you can find it in $FND_SECURE directory
Machine name --> HOST
Port name --> PORT
Oracle Instance Name --> SID/SERVICE NAME
Example: Download
Event
adjava oracle.apps.fnd.wf.WFXLoad -d apps <<apps password>> <<HOST Name>>:<<PORT Number>>:<<SID>> thin US ./xx_test_event.wfx EVENTS oracle.apps.xxpo.test_busi_event;
Subscription
adjava oracle.apps.fnd.wf.WFXLoad -d apps <<apps password>> <<HOST Name>>:<<PORT Number>>:<<SID>> thin US ./xx_test_subscription.wfx SUBSCRIPTIONS oracle.apps.xxpo.test_busi_event;
Example: Upload
Event
adjava oracle.apps.fnd.wf.WFXLoad -u apps <<apps password>> <<HOST Name>>:<<PORT Number>>:<<SID>> thin US ./xx_test_event.wfx EVENTS oracle.apps.xxpo.test_busi_event;
Subscription
adjava oracle.apps.fnd.wf.WFXLoad -u apps <<apps password>> <<HOST Name>>:<<PORT Number>>:<<SID>> thin US ./xx_test_subscription.wfx SUBSCRIPTIONS oracle.apps.xxpo.test_busi_event;
Note: Please remove <<>>, also the drawback of this uploading script is that it can create a new business event/subscription but it can not upgrade the existing one.
2> Using wf_Events_pkg/wf_event_subscriptions_pkg packaged procedure
Download
declare
cursor cur_event
is
select we.guid event_guid
,wes.guid subscription_guid
from wf_events we
,wf_event_subscriptions wes
where we.name = 'oracle.apps.xxpo.test_busi_event' --<<Business Event Name>>
and wes.event_filter_guid = we.guid;
l_xml_data_e varchar2(32000);
l_xml_data_s varchar2(32000);
begin
for rec_event in cur_event
loop
-- Get XML data for Event Definition
l_xml_data_e:=wf_Events_pkg.generate(rec_event.event_guid);
dbms_output.put_line ('Event-xml data: '||l_xml_data_e);
dbms_output.put_line (chr(10));
-- Get XML data for Event Subscription Definition
l_xml_data_s:=wf_event_subscriptions_pkg.generate(rec_event.subscription_guid);
dbms_output.put_line ('Subscription-xml data: '||l_xml_data_s);
end loop;
exception
when others then
dbms_output.put_line('Error: '||sqlerrm);
end;
Upload
declare
-- Event XML Data generated from wf_Events_pkg.generate
l_xml_data_e varchar2(32000) := '<WF_TABLE_DATA>
<WF_EVENTS>
<VERSION>1.0</VERSION>
<GUID>#NEW</GUID>
<NAME>oracle.apps.xxpo.test_busi_event</NAME>
<TYPE>EVENT</TYPE>
<STATUS>ENABLED</STATUS>
<GENERATE_FUNCTION/>
<OWNER_NAME>purchasing</OWNER_NAME>
<OWNER_TAG>PO</OWNER_TAG>
<CUSTOMIZATION_LEVEL>U</CUSTOMIZATION_LEVEL>
<LICENSED_FLAG>Y</LICENSED_FLAG>
<JAVA_GENERATE_FUNC/>
<DISPLAY_NAME>oracle.apps.xxpo.test_busi_event</DISPLAY_NAME>
<DESCRIPTION/>
<IREP_ANNOTATION>
/*#
*
*
* @rep:scope public
* @rep:displayname oracle.apps.xxpo.requisition4
* @rep:product PO
* @rep:category BUSINESS_ENTITY
*/
</IREP_ANNOTATION>
</WF_EVENTS>
</WF_TABLE_DATA>';
-- Event Subscription XML Data generated from wf_event_subscriptions_pkg.generate
l_xml_data_s varchar2(32000) := '<WF_TABLE_DATA>
<WF_EVENT_SUBSCRIPTIONS>
<VERSION>1.0</VERSION>
<GUID>DF5A21A5FF09XXXX040C389B5973638</GUID>
<SYSTEM_GUID>D470427B6B92D9FDXXXXB59767E7</SYSTEM_GUID>
<SOURCE_TYPE>LOCAL</SOURCE_TYPE>
<SOURCE_AGENT_GUID/>
<EVENT_FILTER_GUID>oracle.apps.xxpo.test_busi_event</EVENT_FILTER_GUID>
<PHASE>101</PHASE>
<STATUS>ENABLED</STATUS>
<RULE_DATA>KEY</RULE_DATA>
<OUT_AGENT_GUID/>
<TO_AGENT_GUID/>
<PRIORITY>50</PRIORITY>
<RULE_FUNCTION>xx_test_event_func</RULE_FUNCTION>
<JAVA_RULE_FUNC/>
<STANDARD_TYPE/>
<STANDARD_CODE/>
<ON_ERROR_CODE>ABORT</ON_ERROR_CODE>
<ACTION_CODE>CUSTOM_RG</ACTION_CODE>
<WF_PROCESS_TYPE/>
<WF_PROCESS_NAME/>
<PARAMETERS/>
<OWNER_NAME>purchasing</OWNER_NAME>
<OWNER_TAG>PO</OWNER_TAG>
<CUSTOMIZATION_LEVEL>U</CUSTOMIZATION_LEVEL>
<LICENSED_FLAG>Y</LICENSED_FLAG>
<DESCRIPTION/>
<EXPRESSION/>
</WF_EVENT_SUBSCRIPTIONS>
</WF_TABLE_DATA>';
begin
-- Create Event Definition
wf_events_pkg.receive(l_xml_data_e);
-- Create Event Subscription Definition
wf_event_subscriptions_pkg.receive(l_xml_data_s);
commit;
exception
when others then
dbms_output.put_line('Error: '||sqlerrm);
end;
1> Using WFXLoad
Utility wmximport, a java class available in package oracle.apps.fnd.wf is used to download and
upload the business event/subscription.
Syntax:
adjava WFXLoad -d --[to indicate download or upload :-u]
appsusername apps-password
Database Machine name
Database Port Number
Oracle Instance Name --[from two task]
thin --[for jdbc thin driver connectivity]
Language --[US in this case]
Event/Subscription File Name --[into which event definition is downloaded or uploaded from]
EVENTS or SUBSCRIPTION
Name of the event
Machine name --> fnd_profile.value('CSF_EMAP_DS_HOST')/'CSF: eLocation Map host name'
Port name --> fnd_profile.value('CSF_MAP_DB_PORT')/'CSF: Database port to receive data'
Oracle Instance Name --> Database name
OR
Open your Database Connection File(.dbc file), you can find it in $FND_SECURE directory
Machine name --> HOST
Port name --> PORT
Oracle Instance Name --> SID/SERVICE NAME
Example: Download
Event
adjava oracle.apps.fnd.wf.WFXLoad -d apps <<apps password>> <<HOST Name>>:<<PORT Number>>:<<SID>> thin US ./xx_test_event.wfx EVENTS oracle.apps.xxpo.test_busi_event;
Subscription
adjava oracle.apps.fnd.wf.WFXLoad -d apps <<apps password>> <<HOST Name>>:<<PORT Number>>:<<SID>> thin US ./xx_test_subscription.wfx SUBSCRIPTIONS oracle.apps.xxpo.test_busi_event;
Example: Upload
Event
adjava oracle.apps.fnd.wf.WFXLoad -u apps <<apps password>> <<HOST Name>>:<<PORT Number>>:<<SID>> thin US ./xx_test_event.wfx EVENTS oracle.apps.xxpo.test_busi_event;
Subscription
adjava oracle.apps.fnd.wf.WFXLoad -u apps <<apps password>> <<HOST Name>>:<<PORT Number>>:<<SID>> thin US ./xx_test_subscription.wfx SUBSCRIPTIONS oracle.apps.xxpo.test_busi_event;
Note: Please remove <<>>, also the drawback of this uploading script is that it can create a new business event/subscription but it can not upgrade the existing one.
2> Using wf_Events_pkg/wf_event_subscriptions_pkg packaged procedure
Download
declare
cursor cur_event
is
select we.guid event_guid
,wes.guid subscription_guid
from wf_events we
,wf_event_subscriptions wes
where we.name = 'oracle.apps.xxpo.test_busi_event' --<<Business Event Name>>
and wes.event_filter_guid = we.guid;
l_xml_data_e varchar2(32000);
l_xml_data_s varchar2(32000);
begin
for rec_event in cur_event
loop
-- Get XML data for Event Definition
l_xml_data_e:=wf_Events_pkg.generate(rec_event.event_guid);
dbms_output.put_line ('Event-xml data: '||l_xml_data_e);
dbms_output.put_line (chr(10));
-- Get XML data for Event Subscription Definition
l_xml_data_s:=wf_event_subscriptions_pkg.generate(rec_event.subscription_guid);
dbms_output.put_line ('Subscription-xml data: '||l_xml_data_s);
end loop;
exception
when others then
dbms_output.put_line('Error: '||sqlerrm);
end;
Upload
declare
-- Event XML Data generated from wf_Events_pkg.generate
l_xml_data_e varchar2(32000) := '<WF_TABLE_DATA>
<WF_EVENTS>
<VERSION>1.0</VERSION>
<GUID>#NEW</GUID>
<NAME>oracle.apps.xxpo.test_busi_event</NAME>
<TYPE>EVENT</TYPE>
<STATUS>ENABLED</STATUS>
<GENERATE_FUNCTION/>
<OWNER_NAME>purchasing</OWNER_NAME>
<OWNER_TAG>PO</OWNER_TAG>
<CUSTOMIZATION_LEVEL>U</CUSTOMIZATION_LEVEL>
<LICENSED_FLAG>Y</LICENSED_FLAG>
<JAVA_GENERATE_FUNC/>
<DISPLAY_NAME>oracle.apps.xxpo.test_busi_event</DISPLAY_NAME>
<DESCRIPTION/>
<IREP_ANNOTATION>
/*#
*
*
* @rep:scope public
* @rep:displayname oracle.apps.xxpo.requisition4
* @rep:product PO
* @rep:category BUSINESS_ENTITY
*/
</IREP_ANNOTATION>
</WF_EVENTS>
</WF_TABLE_DATA>';
-- Event Subscription XML Data generated from wf_event_subscriptions_pkg.generate
l_xml_data_s varchar2(32000) := '<WF_TABLE_DATA>
<WF_EVENT_SUBSCRIPTIONS>
<VERSION>1.0</VERSION>
<GUID>DF5A21A5FF09XXXX040C389B5973638</GUID>
<SYSTEM_GUID>D470427B6B92D9FDXXXXB59767E7</SYSTEM_GUID>
<SOURCE_TYPE>LOCAL</SOURCE_TYPE>
<SOURCE_AGENT_GUID/>
<EVENT_FILTER_GUID>oracle.apps.xxpo.test_busi_event</EVENT_FILTER_GUID>
<PHASE>101</PHASE>
<STATUS>ENABLED</STATUS>
<RULE_DATA>KEY</RULE_DATA>
<OUT_AGENT_GUID/>
<TO_AGENT_GUID/>
<PRIORITY>50</PRIORITY>
<RULE_FUNCTION>xx_test_event_func</RULE_FUNCTION>
<JAVA_RULE_FUNC/>
<STANDARD_TYPE/>
<STANDARD_CODE/>
<ON_ERROR_CODE>ABORT</ON_ERROR_CODE>
<ACTION_CODE>CUSTOM_RG</ACTION_CODE>
<WF_PROCESS_TYPE/>
<WF_PROCESS_NAME/>
<PARAMETERS/>
<OWNER_NAME>purchasing</OWNER_NAME>
<OWNER_TAG>PO</OWNER_TAG>
<CUSTOMIZATION_LEVEL>U</CUSTOMIZATION_LEVEL>
<LICENSED_FLAG>Y</LICENSED_FLAG>
<DESCRIPTION/>
<EXPRESSION/>
</WF_EVENT_SUBSCRIPTIONS>
</WF_TABLE_DATA>';
begin
-- Create Event Definition
wf_events_pkg.receive(l_xml_data_e);
-- Create Event Subscription Definition
wf_event_subscriptions_pkg.receive(l_xml_data_s);
commit;
exception
when others then
dbms_output.put_line('Error: '||sqlerrm);
end;
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