Learn ORACLE-EBS-DSLS with Real Code Examples

Install DSL toolchain on developer workstation or CI server (CLI + templates + generators)

Configure connections to development EBS instance (APPS schema credentials in secure vault)

Bootstrap project using provided scaffolds and set organization naming conventions

Install code-formatting and static analysis rules tailored to EBS (PL/SQL linting, naming checks)

Integrate generated artifacts into packaging/deployment pipelines (AD patch, JDBC scripts, etc.)

Provision development EBS sandbox with a recent schema copy

Install generator toolchain on CI runners

Configure secure credentials and artifact repositories

Seed test data for flexfields and lookups

Document deployment steps and rollback procedures

dsl/*.yaml or *.json - definitions for artifacts

templates/*.tpl - generator templates

env/*.properties - environment-specific overlays

ad_manifest.txt - patch manifest and installation scripts

deploy/*.sh or CI pipelines for automated deployment

eclipse-dsl init <project> - create scaffold

eclipse-dsl generate <artifact.yaml> - emit code

eclipse-dsl package - build AD-like patch or bundle

eclipse-dsl test - run unit and integration tests

eclipse-dsl lint - run style and security checks

Store translatable labels outside code in resource files

Generate value sets and flexfield labels with locale overlays

Ensure date/number formats follow instance NLS settings

Allow language-specific test runs in CI

Avoid hard-coded language strings in generated artifacts

DSL artifacts should not assume locale-specific formats - keep to data-driven patterns

Generated UIs and messages should support Unicode and localization pipelines

Document keyboard and screen-reader friendly behaviors where UI is generated

Provide testers checklists for accessibility for any UI changes

Use standard Oracle EBS accessibility features where available

Prefer personalizations and application-level hooks instead of form edits

Provide consistent help text and labels via DSL-driven templates

Generate standard notification and log formats for operator UIs

Keep UI changes minimal and reversible

Bundle UI configuration with the same patches as backend code for consistency

Track artifact versions and generator template versions in source control

Record AD patch numbers and applied patches per environment

Maintain migration scripts for data model changes

Use feature flags for toggling generated features during rollout

Log executions and errors to map back to DSL definitions

Use staging tables and external tables for inbound interfaces

Ensure generated loaders are idempotent and resumable

Archive concurrent outputs and maintain retention policies

Mask sensitive data in non-prod environments

Document data transformations performed by generated adapters