WebCenter Content: Check-in sin Primary File

En esta entrada se explican dos ascpectos relacionados con los Primary File:

Primary File fields
  • Permitir que un Check-in no obligue a subir un fichero asociado para todos los contenidos.
  • Cómo permitir Check-in para un perfil específico y ocultar los campos de Primary File de un formulario de Check-in.
Permitir Check-in sin Primary File

Para permitir los Check-in sin Primary asociado para todos los contenidos de WebCenter Content solo hay que añadir la siguiente variable a la configuración:

AllowPrimaryMetaFile=true

Configuración de Oracle WebCenter Content

Permitir Check-in y ocultar los campos para un Profile específico

En caso de requerir realizar la acción para ciertos perfiles de WebCenter Content. Seguir los siguientes pasos:
  • Crear una nueva regla que se activará con las condiciones de Check-in
    Regla que se activa con Check-in

  • En la pestaña de Side Effects añadir el siguiente IdocScript que permitirá la creación de contenido sin Primary File y además ocultará las filas en el formulario.

    <$AllowPrimaryMetaFile="true"$>
    <$createPrimaryMetaFile="1"$>
    <$primaryFile:rowStyle="display:none"$>
    <$alternateFile:rowStyle="display:none"$>
  • Hacer Check-in del Profile y comprobar que, efectivamente, los campos de Primary File han sido ocultos y no se requieren para contribuir un nuevo contenido.
    Check-in Form sin Primary File
 Agradecimientos a David Pérez por el aporte.
  

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