Loading Order of Custom JAR Files for an Application Server Domain
PeopleTools comes with pre-defined classes, which don’t need any additional setup if you need to use them. If you want to access third-party Java classes or your own custom Java classes in the PeopleTools environment (that is, access these classes through PeopleCode), you must place the class files in specified locations or include the class files […]
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PeopleSoft Next Release 1+1 policy
Wondering how long your current PeopleTools version will be supported by Oracle or you want to plan your next upgrade? Learn about PeopleTools Support Policy.
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PeopleSoft Critical Update includes 15 remotely exploitable flaws
Oracle’s critical security update is out and it includes 284 flaws for Oracle products. Out of these 284 flaws, 20 impacts PeopleSoft applications such as HCM, SCM, Campus community, PeopleTools 8.55, 8.56 and even the latest PeopleTools release 8.57. What is Oracle Critical Patch update? A Critical Patch Update is a collection of patches for […]
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New Features in PeopleTools 8.57
This post includes concise information about the new features in PeopleTools 8.57. We will post about these features in detail in other posts for PeopleTools 8.57. Below is based on comparison of features between PeopleTools 8.56 and PeopleTools 8.57. Quick Navigation Application DesignerApplication EngineBI PublisherIntegration BrokerPeopleCodePeopleSoft Deployment PackagesFluid User InterfacePivot GridPortal TechnologyProcess SchedulerSearchSecurity AdministrationSystem and Server […]
Continue readingHow to Verify if PeopleTools Install was Unicode or Non-Unicode
When you install PeopleTools, you’re asked whether the database is Unicode or Non-Unicode. Many-a-times, people make an incorrect selection because of incorrect information they had (I’ve heard comments like “I thought the database is Unicode but it turned out that production database was created as Unicode but the development database was created as Non-Unicode.” There […]
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