Learn ORACLE-EBS-DSLS with Real Code Examples

Declarative models (YAML/JSON/DSL files) describing EBS artifacts to generate

Code generators that output PL/SQL, Java, XML, or shell scripts targeting APPS schema and middle-tier

Packaging layer producing patch-friendly deployables (AD/TXT, JDBC scripts, jar files)

Runtime utilities to invoke generated concurrent programs or REST endpoints

Integration adapters to translate between enterprise formats and EBS interfaces

DSL files -> generator templates -> PL/SQL/Java/XML output

Packaging layer assembles output into AD-like patches or middleware bundles

CI promotes artifacts through environments with environment-specific overlays

Runtime uses concurrent manager, REST endpoints, or middleware to execute generated logic

Diagnostics and logs map back to DSL artifacts for traceability

Generator-based scaffolding for repeatable artifacts

Separation of generated vs hand-written code (avoid editing generated files directly)

Declarative configuration for environment-specific data (value sets, lookups)

Wrapper/facade patterns around seeded APIs

Audit and traceability hooks in generated code for governance

Global finance transformations with repeated AR/AP interface patterns

Retail supply-chain EBS integrations with frequent supplier data feeds

Manufacturing deployments standardizing inventory interfaces and flexfields

Shared services COEs providing DSLs to multiple project teams

Cloud migrations using DSLs to reproduce environment-specific configurations

Use supported extension points (APIs, personalizations) over direct table changes

Keep business logic close to the oracle-seeded APIs where feasible

Make generated artifacts idempotent and easily testable

Encapsulate enterprise naming, security, and packaging rules in templates

Design generators so they are extensible and auditable

Modularize DSLs by module (AP, AR, GL, PO) to enable focused teams

Run generators in CI to avoid local variance

Cache expensive metadata lookups during generation

Split large batch jobs into chunked concurrent programs

Monitor packaging pipeline throughput and optimize artifact size

Keep a mapping of DSL template changes and generated outputs across EBS upgrades

Test generators on a cloned instance after applying Oracle patches

Refactor templates that rely on deprecated seeded APIs

Maintain backward compatibility modes in generators where necessary

Plan for patch reapplication and regression testing during EBS version upgrades