An intro to JD Edwards

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Howdy!
Are you really upset with JDEdwards EnterpriseOne ?
Are you really feel hard time to start with JDEdwards EnterpriseOne ?
Surely, this post is for JDE novice users.

If you have experience in any other programming languages (say, C#, Java, C, C++ etc.), first you need know that “JDE is not a generic programming language”
JDE is just an ERP akin to Microsoft Dynamics or SAP.

You may download and install a fresh copy of JDE E1 from edelivery.oracle.com
Once you install it, you will get an icon on your desktop

Just click on the icon, then you need to login to JDE E1

The login screen is self-descriptive.
User ID
JDE User ID
Password
JDE Password
Environment
Environment that you want to login to. Such as PY812 or PD812
Role
Specify your role. For example, DEVELOPER. The *All can be used to login to all the roles which are assigned to User ID

Once you could login to JDE E1 Solution Explorer, you will access the Object Management Workbench, and other items.
The following depicts the JD Edwards Solution Explorer.

Must Haves

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Think.

To what extent, you are organized.
Still you mess up with a notebook and a piece of pencil.
Still you spend a lot and more to calculate monthly expenses written in your diary.

Say good bye to the paper world.

Why don’t you ‘computerize’ your daily doings? Why do you say a big NO to new techniques.

Here, I share some useful tools/softwares which will ease your daily doings.

1. Spreadsheet
Use a spreadsheet software(Microsoft Excel or OpenOffice.org Calc ) as a daily log for your financial transactions. Spend a two minute at night to enter the transactions.
After one month, you can review it. You can achieve the big thing. Now you can tell where you spent much.

You can download my simple Daily Log

2. Use bookmarks
If you spend a lot and more with web browsers, why don’t you login to delicious.com or digg.com. Bookmark interesting links for future reference.

3. Calendar
Well.
https://www.google.com/calendar/ A great pick. Plan everything in it. Share it with beloved  ones. Share it with your colleagues. And you may set remainder for a to-do(as SMS)

4. File sharing
Use a file sharing software(such as Dropbox, SkyDrive or Google Drive). Don’t always search your pockets for a flash drive.

What you think now?