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Creating a Content Path
A Content Path defines a set of attributes for the news story or news stories associated with the Content Path. These attributes include:
- The business process (approver workflow) that automates the approval process
- When the news story is published within the application
News stories can be scheduled for publication in multiple locations, or stages, throughout the application.
- The format in which the news story is published
- When the news story is published in each of the stages
- The approvers scheduled to approve the news story
- The group of ERM users or access groups that have visibility rights to the news story
Group News administrators create content paths in the Group News Administration views; news authors associate content paths with news stories. Content Paths allow news authors to automate many of the processes associated with publishing a news story.
To create a content path
- From the application-level menu, choose View > Site Map > Group News Administration > Content Path.
- In the Content Path list, add a new record, and complete the name and description fields.
The content path name and description should help news authors determine the appropriate content path for news stories.
TIP: As part of the description, include information on which access groups are receiving the content.
- In the WorkFlow field, click the select button.
- In the Workflow Process Definition dialog box, query to find the appropriate Group News workflow approver process, and then click OK.
- To make the content available to employees, click to remove the check mark from the Private field.
- To make the content available only to specific groups of employees, click to check the Private Field.
- You can specify the specific employee groups from the Access Groups view tab.
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Siebel Employee Relationship Management Administration Guide Published: 18 April 2003 |