Introduction:
There are basically two ways to enter
data into Oracle: by typing it into a user interface (Java Form or Web Page) or
by taking a file and programmatically interfacing the data. Web ADI falls
into the second category in that it takes an Excel file and programmatically
loads the data into Oracle. If you find it easier to enter data into
Excel than Oracle forms, you should look into using Web ADI.
Downloading
a Web ADI
The first step in
downloading a template is to locate the responsibility and menu that is linked
to that template. Some templates can be downloaded from the Desktop
Integration menu and others must be downloaded from a specific
responsibility. For security, some templates are linked to specific
responsibilities. For example, we can download the GL Journals template
from the Desktop Integration responsibility but we can’t download the Project
Transaction Import template from the same responsibility.
To download a template
you will use the following components: integrator, viewer, layout, and content.
Based on how the menu is setup, some of these components may default for you.
Integrator
The integrator defines
what data you will be uploading to Oracle. Each integrator serves a
specific purpose and cannot be used to enter other data.
Viewer
The viewer is the
Microsoft program you will use to enter data into the template
Layout
The layout is how the
data columns are organized on the template. You have two main sections to
a template: a header and lines. The header information applies to all the
lines when the data is uploaded to Oracle.
Content
The content is a text
file that you can import into your template. You can use this feature if
you have an external system that outputs text file and you want to import that
into the template.
Download the Oracle Custom WEB ADI for AP Invoice
Interface document from below link
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