Where do you keep your valuables?

Earn $200 per published submission.

At JDEtips, we know our training, our consulting, the JDEtips Journal, our Document Library all add tremendous value to your JD Edwards implementation. Now, we’re pleased to announce the newest addition to our subscriber offering—The Code Vault.

The Code Vault works much in the same way as The Document Library. Here, you will find a collection of custom modifications and integrations for your JD Edwards World and EnterpriseOne applications. It is easy to search and provides you with the ability to download the code that you need to solve tough business problems.

Custom code can be submitted by anyone with an active subscription to JDEtips; each Code Deposit goes through a comprehensive review before it can be accepted into The Code Vault. Once there, it is securely locked away and made available only to our subscribers. In fact, many of our Code Deposits have been submitted by our professional writers who have had their technical solutions featured in the JDEtips Journal.

If you aren’t a professional writer—don’t worry, we don’t require a full scale article—Just some details about what the code is designed to do.

Go ahead, give it a try. We think you’ll agree that just like our published tips, the Code Vault is the best when it comes to supplementing the functionality of your JD Edwards World and EnterpriseOne applications.

We are currently accepting Code Deposits from any subscriber who is interested in showcasing their solutions to the entire JDEtips community (and that’s a lot of folks). If you have a "Deposit", please contact Paul Hanson at Paul.Hanson@ERPtips.com and he'll help you get started.

If you want to make a "withdrawal", simply access the Document Library and choose the Code Vault category.

Of course the Code Vault does have a disclaimer— JDEtips makes no warranty regarding the source code contained in The Code Vault. The source code is presented “as is”. By downloading the source code, the Subscriber agrees not to hold JDEtips or the source code contributor responsible for any damages that may be a result of using the source code in their business operations. Please also keep in mind that code acquired from the JDEtips Code Vault is not for resale.