In previous versions of Oracle EBS one could use the Application Developer responsibility (no longer exists in 12.2) to define custom Document Categories for use with Form Attachment file uploads using the navigation path Application Developer –> Attachments –> Document Categories
This would then create a custom Document Category in fnd_document_categories
How can the same be done in Oracle EBS 12.2?
Oracle did not remove the Application Developer responsibility in 12.2. If you do not see it, then there is apparently non standard setup in your environment.
The Document Categories form also exists in other menus, for example Order Management-> Setup-> Orders-> Attachments-> Document Categories.
If you are looking for all responsibilities and menu paths from which a specific form can be accessed, you can use the SQL query from blitz report FND Access Control.
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I want to copy exiting profile rules and add them into new profile.
It is possible using the "profman.dll" ?
Profman library allows manipulating MAPI profiles, but not rules.
You can find your client-defined rules listed as associated content (hidden) for the Inbox folder. Try using MFCMAPI for exploring Outlook internals.
Not using Profman - the rules are stored in the Inbox and can be accessed using RDOExchangeMailboxStore.Rules collection. You can copy them one at a time adjusting the relevant folder entry ids as necessary.
(I develop in Delphi XE7, edit documents locally in Office 2010 and use SharePoint through a corporate Office365 account.)
I have developed a Delphi program that modifies Word 2010 document properties and even filters and orders them by their properties. The folder where the document was stored is a network folder. The only problem is that this is slow for some colleagues in countries other than the folder location.
I thought that by moving the relevant folder to a Sharepoint server and syncing it with a local folder through OneDrive, I could overcome that issue. Also users could choose between the two interfaces, the Web Browser having access to the Sharepoint server or the Delphi program working on the local folder, changes done in one location being synched by OneDrive with the other location.
I made columns in the Sharepoint library matching the Word properties and initially Sharepoint recognized all properties and made nice lists with them.
The problem is that subsequent changes of the properties are not transferred from one place to another.
If the change is done through the Delphi program in local PC, I have overcome the issue by cheating Sharepoint: instead of simply saving a document, the Delphi program copies and pastes the contents into a new document, where the properties are saved and automatically transferred into Sharepoint columns.
But I have not found a workaround when the change of properties is done through Sharepoint…
Apparently, Sharepoint does not store the column data in the document itself, as custom properties. In fact, after downloading the document it still shows as properties the former values, not the ones showing up in Sharepoint.
Should I give up with my intention of changing properties either locally or through Sharepoint?
It turned out that the Server properties are actually stored in the Office document itself but in a different location. Physically, each type of properties is stored in different files of those that are compressed in a .docx file: custom properties come in the file "docProps/custom.xml", whereas server properties come in "customXml/item3.xml", being referred to with an "internal name" that fills the spaces between words. But anyhow, as noted in some threads here, programmatically server/SharePoint properties can be modified and retrieved through VBA with the collection ContentTypeProperties.
I have a file being picked up externally which I've been told has been deleted by the author.
If I go into the Media section on the server I can find the folder with the id 343565 which has the "deleted" file in it.
There is a deep folder tree in our Media section when using the Umbraco backend, is there an easy way to search in the back end using the 343565 id to find it so I can check whether it has been deleted?
It would be useful to know how to do this in v7 too (if it is different) as I will be upgrading to v7 soon
Unfortunately, that id doesn't relate to the media id.
If you are using v6 or v7, you can use Examine to search the for folder id in the umbracoFile field.
Go to the Developer section
Select the Examine Management tab
Open the Internal Search under the Searchers section
Paste this into the search box: umbracoFile:/media*343565*
Select the Lucene Search radio button
Search
That should bring up the media node and from there you can get the id, path, etc
I want to add a property for a document type in Umbraco. After that, I want to add content using the newly edited document type. Finally, I want to edit the property value of the content and save it into the database. I want to do this using a SQL command in SQL Server Management Studio, given that I have installed Umbraco and I can access the Umbraco database.
You shouldn't do these things directly in the database with Umbraco. In fact, part of your requirements (adding content) wouldn't display on the front end if you did it in the database, as doing so would not fire the events needed to add your new content to the site XML cache.
Ideally you should be doing this in code, using the API. You don't mention which version of Umbraco you're using, so I'll assume the latest (7). That being the case, you ca use the various service APIs to accomplish your requirements. You'd use the ContentType Service to create your new Document Type, and the Content Service to add the content of your new type.
For more information, refer to the Umbraco services reference page: here
As Tim says it's not a good idea to do this with SQL, an alternative solution is to do it with a package. An Umbraco package contains an XML document, it is also possible there to make an adjustment in the XML (if the goal is a generated change)
I am using Web Part Connections to filter documents in a documents library in SharePoint. To do this, there's a column that is required, which I've named "related contact." Here's my problem: When I go add a New Folder (instead of just a document) SharePoint only asks me for a title for the Folder. The "related contact" column (which is required for the documents) doesn't even appear. Since the info on that column is empty, web part connections doesn't see the folder at all. Is there any way to make the Folder ask for another field at the time of creation?
Thanks
-V
Did you try creating a new folder content type with those required fields and trying to use that (and perhaps turn off the standard folders)?
Perhaps this page will help you: SharePoint folders and metadata.
Folders are one-dimensional. They are virtual containers for your documents, but aren't objects in your library that contain actual metadata.
Instead of using folders, I would recommend adding a column to your library that would mimic the names of the folders. From there, you can sort/filter/group/query the contents of that library. If users are sticklers for the folder structure, you could create a View that groups the documents by that new column, which would give you the appearance of folders.