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Chapter 6: Third Party Integrations<br />

Environment Setup<br />

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Once you define environments for PeopleSoft World integration, any new object codes you<br />

create support the PeopleSoft World compiles. The environments include both PeopleSoft<br />

World object codes (that call the PeopleSoft World compiler) and standard object codes (that<br />

call the OS/400 compiler). You can optionally deactivate the standard object codes if they are<br />

not used. For details, see “Deactivating Standard Object Codes” on page 361.<br />

NOTE If you create an environment group for PeopleSoft World soft coding items,<br />

the primary environment must be a PeopleSoft World environment.<br />

To set up PeopleSoft World special environments<br />

1 Set up standard environments to manage PeopleSoft World applications.<br />

2 To associate the standard environment with a PeopleSoft World common library, use<br />

option 16 in the Work with Environments panel. Once the existing environment is<br />

associated with a PeopleSoft World common library, it becomes a special PeopleSoft<br />

World special environment. The common library name you specify must exist<br />

(<strong>Implementer</strong> does not create a common library).<br />

To identify this as a special environment, PeopleSoft displays in the Special<br />

Environment field on the second detailed Change Environment panel. If you remove the<br />

common library name, the environment type reverts to Standard.<br />

3 From the Change Environment panel, press F13=Library List to change the compile<br />

library list in the environment definition to include the following libraries:<br />

<strong>Implementer</strong> PeopleSoft World Interface library (IMJDE).<br />

PeopleSoft World product libraries (JDFSRC, JDFDATA, and JDFOBJ).<br />

IMPORTANT Your interactive library list must have library IMJDE above the<br />

PeopleSoft World product libraries. The PeopleSoft World common library does not<br />

need to be on the environment library list; when it is defined on the PeopleSoft<br />

World setup panel, <strong>Implementer</strong> adds it when needed.<br />

Setting Up for Archiving Soft Coding Items<br />

You can archive PeopleSoft World soft coding items such as DreamWriters and Data<br />

Dictionaries into an archive common library you specify for the environment. <strong>Implementer</strong><br />

also supports selective rollback of the archived soft coding items.<br />

An archive environment must be a PeopleSoft World special environment that has an<br />

associated archive common library.

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