Click Delete Property. Form Designer Form

Developing Process Forms 13-17 1. Select the user group that you want to remove.

2. Click Delete.

The user group no longer has administrative privileges for this record of the user-created form.

13.1.2.6 Usage Tab

In this tab, you can see the resource objects and processes to which the current form has been assigned. For example, the Solaris form represented by the UD_SOLARIS name in the Table Name field was created and assigned to both the Solaris resource object and provisioning process.

13.1.2.7 Pre-Populate Tab

You use this tab is to do the following: ■ Attach a pre-populate adapter to a data field of the user-created form. ■ Select the rule that will determine if this adapter will be executed to populate the designated data field with information. ■ Set the priority number for the selected rule. ■ Map the adapter variables of the prepopulate adapter to their correct locations.

13.1.2.8 Default Columns Tab

A form that is created by using the Form Designer form is composed of two types of data fields: ■ Data fields that are created by a user by using the Additional Columns tab ■ Data fields that are created by Oracle Identity Manager, and added to the form, once the form is created Through the Default Columns tab, you can see the names, variant types, and lengths of the data fields, which are added, by default, to a user-created form. As a result, by viewing these data fields, you can see all data fields for this type of form, without starting SQLPlus, or a similar database application.

13.1.2.9 User Defined Fields Tab

This tab is used to view and access any user-defined fields that were created for the Form Designer form. Once a user-defined field has been created, it is displayed on this tab and is able to accept and supply data. Note: The table name contains the UD_ prefix, followed by the form name. For this example, because the name of the form is Solaris, its table name is UD_SOLARIS. This tab will be populated with information only after you click Make Version Active . See Also: Chapter 3, Using Adapters for more information about prepopulate adapters, attaching pre-populate adapters to fields of user-created forms, or mapping the variables of a pre-populate adapter 13-18 Oracle Fusion Middleware Developers Guide for Oracle Identity Manager

13.1.3 Creating an Additional Version of a Form

Sometimes, when you create a form and populate the tabs of the Form Designer form with information, so the form will work with the process or resource object to which it will be assigned, you might want to create a different version of the form. This way, you can modify this version, without changing the original version of the form. To create an additional version of a form:

1. Open the Form Designer form.

2. Search for the specific form of which you want to create a different version.

3. Click the Current Version box.

From the drop-down menu that is displayed, select the version of the form of which you are creating an additional version.

4. Click the Create New Version button.

The Create a New Version window is displayed.

5. In the Label field, enter the name of the additional version of the form.

6. From the Create a New Version windows toolbar, click Save.

7. From this toolbar, click Close.

The additional version of the form is created. When you click the Current Version box, the versions name, which you entered into the Label field in Step 5, is displayed. By selecting this version, you can populate the tabs of the Form Designer form with information, without changing the original version of the form.

13.2 Error Message Definition Form

The Error Message Definition form, as shown in Figure 13–9 , is in the Development Tools folder. It is used to: ■ Create the error messages that are displayed in dialog boxes when certain problems occur. ■ Define the error messages that users can access when they create error handler tasks by using the Adapter Factory form. The error messages you create are displayed on the Administrative and User Console if they are added to an adapter definition while creating a new adapter by using an error handler logic task based on a failure condition. See Also: See Section 15.3, User Defined Field Definition Form for instructions about how to create fields for user-created forms Note: If an entity adapter is attached to a process form or an object form for validation of field values, these adapters will run if you edit data in these forms after completing direct or request provisioning. Oracle Identity Manager 11g Release 1 11.1.1 does not support creating new entity adapters.