Stopping Support for Custom Python Scripts Executing within OTM/GTM.
(Doc ID 2016658.1)
Last updated on SEPTEMBER 13, 2024
Applies to:
Oracle Global Trade Intelligence - Version 6.4.1 and laterOracle Logistics Inventory Visibility - Version 6.4.1 and later
Oracle Transportation Cooperative Routing - Version 6.4.1 and later
Oracle Transportation Management - Version 6.4.1 and later
Oracle Transportation Fleet Management - Version 6.4.1 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.
Details
The intended audience of this note is OTM/GTM customers and implementers who are already using, or are interested in using, the Python scripting language for importing/exporting data.
Following on from the limited support for Python scripts outlined in Doc ID 1524143.1, starting in version 6.4.0 (and completing in version 6.4.1 or 6.4.2) support for custom Python scripts executing within OTM/GTM will be completely removed.
Any infrastructure that remained in previous versions which permitted the running of Python scripts will be removed. As outlined above this may take more than one minor release to complete and therefore, the facility should be considered removed in 6.4.0.
There is no supported way for a partner or customer to write a script that can be uploaded to, and run within the OTM server. Any custom logic it will have to run outside of the OTM/GTM server processes and use published APIs to access any OTM/GTM services or data.
Actions
Modify your tools to use supported processes. Contact Support with any issues.
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