PeopleSoft PeopleTools Tips & Techniques

A PeopleSoft expert reveals how to combine PeopleSoft's PeopleTools with modern languages, technologies, and methodologiesPeopleSoft PeopleTools Tips & Techniqueshelps you to hone intermediate to advanced PeopleSoft development skills. This Oracle Press guide contains a comprehensive array of examples and documentation that cannot be found in any other source. You'll work through a series of development scenarios that increase in complexity, ending with examples and documentation that will challenge, inspire, and educate even the most highly skilled PeopleSoft developers.PeopleSoft PeopleTools Tips & Techniques: Contains undocumented techniques not available elsewhere Is written by one of the foremost experts on PeopleSoft development worldwide Covers Java, Ruby, Groovy, JavaScript, and Ajax Includes tips for improving the PeopleSoft development process with Test Driven Development (TDD)Authoritative content from Oracle Press: Core PeopleTools Concepts; Application Classes; Test Driven Development; File Attachment API; Approval Workflow Engine; Pagelet Wizard; Extend the User Interface; Iscripts; Your First JavaScript Modification; Ajax; Creating Custom Tools; Java; Extend PeopleCode with Java; A Logging Framework for PeopleCode; Scripting PeopleSoft: DSL's for the Enterprise; Supplementing Java with PeopleCode; Integration; Java on the Web Server; Best Practices; Fusion Middleware for PeopleSoft; Design Patterns

Jim J. Marion (Wenatchee, WA), a PeopleSoft Certified Developer, is a Senior Applications Technology Consultant at Oracle. Jim runs a popular blog for the PeopleSoft community at http://jjmpsj.blogspot.com. He is also an international presenter on PeopleTools development topics at conferences such as Oracle OpenWorld; UKOUG; HEUG's Alliance; and Quest's, IOUG's, and OAUG's Collaborate. Jim is Certified Public Accountant and Certified Information Technology Professional.

Part I: Core PeopleTools Concepts; Chapter 1. Application Classes; Chapter 2. The File Attachment API; Chapter 3. Approval Workflow Engine; Chapter 4. Pagelet Wizard; Part II: Extend the User Interface; Chapter 5. Understanding and Creating iScripts; Chapter 6. JavaScript for the PeopleSoft Developer; Chapter 7. AJAX and PeopleSoft; Chapter 8. Creating Custom Tools; Part III: Java; Chapter 9. Extending PeopleCode with Java; Chapter 10. A Logging Framework for PeopleCode; Chapter 11. Writing Your Own Java; Chapter 12. Creating Real-time Integrations; Chapter 13. Java on the Web Server; Chapter 14. Creating Mobile Applications for PeopleSoft; Part IV: Best Practices;Chapter 15. Test-Driven Development; Chapter 16. PeopleCode Language Arts; Index