Creating a Compliance Template Type
11.2 Creating a Compliance Template Type
This procedure is performed in the Type Manager. This example illustrates the creation of a Project Profile compliance template type. In order to preserve database integrity, only Compliance Templates to which no assets are currently associated may be deleted. If a Compliance Template Type is available in the Type Manager: 1. Select New in the File menu. The Create New Type dialog is displayed, as shown in Figure 11–1 . Figure 11–1 Create New Type Dialog 2. Enter the appropriate information in the Type Name text box. 3. In the Type for Defaults list, select a Compliance Template Type from the list. Caution: Adding a compliance template constitutes a permanent change to the Oracle Enterprise Repository system. Configuring Prescriptive Reuse 11-34. Click OK. The new Type is displayed in the tree in the Type Manager sidebar, as
shown in Figure 11–2 . Figure 11–2 Type Manager If no Compliance Template Type is available in the Type Manager: Compliance templates and examples may be obtained from the Oracle Enterprise Repository Base datapack using the ImportExport Tool. If an alternative method is preferred, a new Compliance Template Type may be manually generated:1. Select New in the File menu. The Create New Type dialog is displayed.
2. Enter the appropriate information in the Type Name text box. 3. In the Type for Defaults list, select any Type from the list.4. Click OK. The new Type is displayed in the tree in the Type Manager sidebar.
5. Open the new compliance template type in the Type Manager.6. Click the Editor tab of new compliance template type.
7. Select Compliance Template Type in the Archetype list in the General section of
the Editor tab, as shown in Figure 11–3 . Figure 11–3 Editor Tab8. Click Save in the File menu.
9. Select one of the of the tabs listed in the Tabs section, as show in
Figure 11–4 . 11-4 Oracle Fusion Middleware Configuration Guide for Oracle Enterprise Repository Figure 11–4 Tabs Section The elements assigned to that tab appear in the list in the Elements section.10. Click the Add button in the Elements section. The Select an Element Type to Add
dialog is displayed, as shown in Figure 11–5 . Figure 11–5 Select an Element Type to Add Dialog11. Select Projects to Which Template is Applied from the list in the Select an
Element Type to Add dialog.12. Click OK. The Select an Element Type to Add closes.
13. Follow the prompt to enter a label for the new element, as shown in Figure 11–6 . Figure 11–6 Edit Projects to Which Template is Applied Dialog14. Click OK. The new elements is displayed in the list in the Elements section.
15. Click Save in the File menu.
16. Click the Viewer tab of new compliance template type.
17. Locate and select the new element in the list of Hidden Elements, as shown in Figure 11–7 . Figure 11–7 Hidden Elements Section Configuring Prescriptive Reuse 11-518. Click the Display in Group button. The Move Element dialog is displayed, as
shown in Figure 11–8 . Figure 11–8 Move Element Dialog 19. Use the list in the Move Element dialog to select a location for the new element.20. Click OK. The new element is displayed in the list in the Elements section of the
Viewer tab. Figure 11–9 Elements Section21. Click Save in the File menu.
11.3 Creating a Compliance Template
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