Enabling Viewing of Assets in Progress Through an IDE
12.4 Disabling Assets in Progress
This procedure is performed on the Oracle Enterprise Repository Admin screen.1. Click System Settings.
2. Locate Assets in Progress in the list of settings in the main pane.
3. Set the Assets in Progress property to False.
4. Locate View Assets in Progress in the list of settings in the main pane.
5. Set the View Assets in Progress property to False.
6. Click Save.
12.5 Enabling Viewing of Assets in Progress Through an IDE
The Oracle Enterprise Repository Open API part of the Oracle Enterprise Repository Extensibility Framework makes it possible to enable viewing of both registered and unregistered assets in search results through an IDE. You can enable the required property by performing the following procedure on the Oracle Enterprise Repository Admin page:1. Click System Settings in the left pane.
2. Enter the property cmee.asset.in-progress.openapi.visible in the Enable New System Setting text box.3. Click Enable. View Assets in Progress - Open API appears in the list of properties
in the main pane, as shown in Figure 12–7 . Note: Disabling the Assets in Progress feature prevents Asset Editor access to assets in the Unsubmitted state. Assets in the Submitted - Pending Review state will remain accessible to the Asset Editor. Before disabling Assets in Progress it is recommended that all necessary assets be promoted from Unsubmitted to Submitted - Pending Review. Configuring Assets in Progress 12-5 Figure 12–7 View Assets in Progress 4. Ensure the property is set to True.5. Click Save.
12-6 Oracle Fusion Middleware Configuration Guide for Oracle Enterprise Repository 13 Configuring Automated Usage Detection 13-1 13 Configuring Automated Usage Detection This chapter describes Software File IdentificationSFID and how it can be used to automatically increment asset usage in Oracle Enterprise Repository. There are several ways in which Oracle Enterprise Repository can track asset usage. Oracle Enterprise Repository strives to make Governance as seamless as possible for the developer, therefore automatic usage detection, or SFID is available from Eclipse and .Net environments. In these environments, developers receive a copy of a wsdl, schema, or other artifact. If an organization wants to automatically track the usage of these artifacts, they tag them with an SFID in Oracle Enterprise Repository. When the artifacts appear in the developers environment, Oracle Enterprise Repository recognizes the artifact and increments usage. This means that a developer does not have to get the artifact from the repository. They can pull it from their desktop, or from a version control system. Regardless of the source, Oracle Enterprise Repository will recognize a match and increment usage. Usage tracking is the primary method that Oracle Enterprise Repository uses to generate Reuse ROI. This chapter contains the following sections: ■ Section 13.1, OverviewParts
» Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Overview Departments Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» User Role Descriptions Roles
» Editing Permissions Security Considerations
» Start with CSS Customizing Skins
» Install Oracle Enterprise Repository Solution Packs
» Click System Settings in the left pane.
» Overview Security Considerations LDAPActive Directory
» LDAP Property Examples LDAPActive Directory
» Syncing Roles Enable Debug Logging
» Overview Configure the Container to Support Realm Authentication
» Modify the Web Applications Web.xml File to Allow for Container Authentication
» Overview Access Definitions Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» User Roles and Default Privileges
» Asset Lifecycle Management Solution Validation Tests
» Process Overview Accessing Oracle Enterprise Repository Diagnostics Page
» Exchange Utility Configuration File Workflow Configuration File
» Prerequisites Harvester Functionality Getting Started with Harvester
» Obtaining the Harvester Configuring the Harvester
» Configuring the Harvester for the Command Line
» Invoking Harvester from WLST
» Runtime Harvesting Details Configuring the Harvester
» Performing Optional Harvester Configuration
» Configuring Logging for the Harvester Transaction Handling in Harvester Advanced Configuration
» Harvesting Artifacts Harvesting of Artifacts
» Detecting Duplicate Artifacts Downloading Harvested Artifacts
» Searching Harvested Assets Previewing of the Created Assets in Harvester
» Best Practices Select IDE Connections.
» Known Issues Select IDE Connections.
» Understanding the Registration Process
» Step 5: Configure the setenv File
» Example Community Flow Use Case
» What is the Oracle Enterprise Repository Event Manager? Configuring the Subscription Manager
» Creating and Customizing a Workflow Configuration File
» Wiring Asset Events to Flows
» Multi-tier Automatic Assignment Flows
» Metadata Change Flows Configuring Automated Workflows
» Time-based Escalation Flows Configuring Automated Workflows
» Validation Expiration Flows Configuring Automated Workflows
» Miscellaneous JMS Properties Configuring External JMS Jar Files
» Configuring a JMS Provider In WebSphere 6.1.0.5
» Overview Monitoring Events Monitoring and Managing Events
» Configuring Workflow Monitoring and Managing Events
» Overview Web Service Operations
» Developing an Endpoint with an Incompatible Contract
» What is the Oracle Registry Repository Exchange Utility?
» Example Use Cases Getting Started With the Oracle Registry Repository Exchange Utility
» Installing and Configuring the Oracle Registry Repository Exchange Utility
» How the Exchanged Metadata Is Synchronized
» Running an Incorrect Version of Java
» Overview Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Creating a Compliance Template Type
» Creating a Compliance Template Apply a Compliance Template to a Project
» Viewing Assets in Progress Enabling Assets in Progress Disabling Assets in Progress
» Enabling Viewing of Assets in Progress Through an IDE
» Overview Enabling SFID Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Object Model Description of Sample Directory Crawler
» Adding the SFID Element to a Type Calculating the SFID Programmatically
» SFID Limitations Overview Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Activating the Policy Management Feature Creating a Policy Type
» Adding the Policy Assertion Element to the Policy Type Creating a Policy
» Adding the Applied Asset Policies Element to a Type
» Applying a Policy to an Asset Viewing Policy Status
» Validating Policy Assertions Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Running the Oracle Enterprise Repository Policy Reports
» Deploy Oracle Enterprise Repository Pre-configured BI Publisher Content
» Configuring the Oracle Enterprise Repository System Settings to Enable Reporting
» Configuring the Oracle Enterprise Repository System Settings to Allow Authenication Proxying
» Custom Links Reports Click Save when finished. The new Custom Usage Fields appear in the Use -
» Miscellaneous Click Save when finished. The new Custom Usage Fields appear in the Use -
» Server Settings System Settings in Oracle Enterprise Repository
» Enterprise Authentication Settings System Settings in Oracle Enterprise Repository
» Open API Settings External Integration Settings
» Import Export and Introspection Settings
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