Asset Type The autoAccept and autoRegister flag within the AssetType Categorization Settings By default the flows do not look for the autoAccept and Submitter Role The submitter role can be used to automatically accept or Conflict Resolution and Preced
9.5.4.1.6 Configuring a Community to Assign Assets for Tab Approval Using Multi-tier
Multi-tier assignment is the same as the Multi-Tier flow but it operates within the Community. For more information about the Multi-tier flow, see Section 9.5.5, Multi-tier Automatic Assignment Flows .9.5.4.1.7 Configuring a Community to Automatically Register an Asset The following
example demonstrates how to set the SOA Center of Excellence community to automatically accept and register assets. communities name=SOA Center of Excellence autoAccept=true autoRegister=true9.5.4.1.8 Configuring a Community to Have a Dedicated Registrar The Registrar user name
and password is required to accept, assign, and register assets. The Community flow will load the registrar information from the Community that the asset belongs to. If an asset does not belong to a community or if the registrar information is not found in the community, then the global registrar is used by the Community flow. The following is the order of precedence in getting the Community tag by the Community flows, as illustrated in Figure 9–35 : ■ Community Tag in the incoming event ■ Community Tag in the Asset Type that the incoming asset belongs to ■ Community Tag in the Producing Project that the incoming asset belongs to9.5.4.2 Configuring Automated Acceptance and Automated Registration Flows
Besides using the Community flows to automatically accept and register assets, the following rules can be used to accept and register assets, as illustrated in Figure 9–35 .9.5.4.2.1 Asset Type The autoAccept and autoRegister flag within the AssetType
element can be used to automatically accept or register assets. assetType name=Application autoAccept=true autoRegister=true id=158 allTabs tab name=Overview tab name=Application Lifecycle allTabs9.5.4.2.2 Categorization Settings By default the flows do not look for the autoAccept and
autoRegister flags, since the look-up may affect performance. However, this can be enabled by using the action flag. Note: The tabs that are provided within the Multi-tier configuration of a community should be the common tabs that exist in all the asset types. Note: Do not enable the Community Acceptance or the Automated Acceptance flows if repository users submit assets via the Submit an Asset link. This configuration is not currently supported in Oracle Enterprise Repository. Configuring Oracle Enterprise Repository Workflow 9-49 As shown in this example, the action flag must be set to true if the flows should use the Categorization settings. If not, the Categorization settings are ignored. catgorizationTypeSettings action=true catgorizationType name=AssetFunction type=100 catgorizations name=Application Adapters autoAccept=false catgorizations name=Customer Information Acquisition autoAccept=false catgorizations name=eCommerce Frameworks autoAccept=false catgorizationType9.5.4.2.3 Submitter Role The submitter role can be used to automatically accept or
register the asset. If the role specified in the following configuration matches the submitter role, then the asset is automatically accepted. automation autoRoles roleadminrole roleaccesAdminstratorrole autoRoles autoApprovalTabs tab name=Documentation autoApprovalTabs automation9.5.4.2.4 Conflict Resolution and Precedence In some cases, there are more than one rule
that matches for a given event trigger, so there is a hierarchy for how each rule is evaluated by the Automated Acceptance and Automated Registration flows for acceptance, registration, etc., as illustrated in Figure 9–35 . The flow will scan for the following piece of metadata and as soon as it encounters the one in the following precedence, it will break and use the settings in that metadata. ■ AssetType settings in the Flow configuration file ■ Community Tag found in the incoming asset ■ Community Tag found in the AssetType settings in the Flow configuration file ■ Community Tag found in the ProducingProject settings in the Flow configuration file ■ Categorization settings in the Flow configuration file ■ SubmitterRole settings in the Flow configuration file9.5.5 Multi-tier Automatic Assignment Flows
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