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Managing Subscriptions and Notifications 18-3 Figure 18–1 General Subscriptions Tab on the Subscriptions Panel Table 18–1 illustrates the effect of custom administrator-level subscriptions settings on the appearance of the General Subscriptions tab. Table 18–2 lists the types of actions that can trigger an application-level notification and associates them with their related service ID. Table 18–1 Effect of Administrator Defaults on Subscriptions Preferences subscription-enabled 1 1 Rather than enabling or disabling the entire subscription capability, the subscription-enabled attribute merely sets the initial state of the preference option. For example, if subscription-enabled=true, then the associated subscription option is checked by default in the WebCenter Spaces Preferences dialog. If subscription-enabled=false, then the associated subscription option is not checked by default in the dialog. end-user-configurable Option in Preferences True True Rendered normally, checkbox is checked True False Grayed out, checkbox is checked False True Rendered normally, checkbox is clear False False Hidden, checkbox is hidden Tip: In Table 18–1 , the most typical scenario for most notifications is depicted in row three. 18-4 Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrators Guide for Oracle WebCenter

18.1.2 Setting Subscription Defaults

To set defaults for application-level Subscription preferences: 1. Navigate to a directory with a path that contains oraclewebcenternotification, and create the folder custom.

2. In the custom folder, or in any subdirectory under

oraclewebcenternotificationcustom, create the file notification-service-settings.xml.

3. In the XML file, enter values for all application-level subscription options.

Example 18–1 provides sample content for an application-wide subscription preferences setting file and an example of each required option. Example 18–1 Sample Subscriptions Settings XML File notification-service_settings xmlns=http:xmlns.oracle.comwebcenternotification subscription-settings service id=oracle.webcenter.peopleconnections.connections subscription-enabled=true end-user-configurable=false service id=oracle.webcenter.peopleconnections.wall subscription-enabled=false end-user-configurable=true service id=oracle.webcenter.peopleconnections.kudos subscription-enabled=false end-user-configurable=true service id=oracle.webcenter.community subscription-enabled=true end-user-configurable=true subscription-settings notification-service_settings Table 18–2 Application-Level Activities that Can Trigger Notifications Activity Related Service ID A user sends you an invitation to connect oracle.webcenter.peopleconnections.connections Your Space role changes, for example, from participant to moderator oracle.webcenter.community You are added as a member of a Space oracle.webcenter.community Your Space membership is removed oracle.webcenter.community A user posts a message to your Message Board oracle.webcenter.peopleconnections.wall A user likes your post on another user’s Message Board oracle.webcenter.peopleconnections.wall A user comments on your post on another user’s Message Board oracle.webcenter.peopleconnections.wall A user posts feedback for you oracle.webcenter.peopleconnections.kudos Tip: The directory structure can start or end with any directory or directories, as long as it has oraclewebcenternotificationcustom in the path. Note: If an option is not provided, the default values falsefalse are assigned for the service.