Oracle Waveset 8.1.1 Deployment Reference

Implementing the Waveset Whitelist Feature

You can use the whitelist feature to check forms and workflows that use the SaveNoValidate action against a list of IDs or form names. Waveset checks the whitelist for either form names or form-owner IDs. The list of IDs, called saveNoValidateAllowedFormsAndWorkflows, is located in the security attribute in the System Configuration object. If the form name or owner ID is on the whitelist, the form or workflow can use the SaveNoValidate action. If the form name or the owner ID is not on the list, the form or workflow is processed using a Save action. If the list is not present, all forms and workflows can be processed as SaveNoValidate.

To implement this feature in your deployment, you must add any forms or workflows using SaveNoValidate to the saveNovalidateAllowedFormsAndWorflows list in the System Configuration object. To see the IDs or form names that you must add, check the syslog or turn trace level 4 on for com.waveset.ui.util.GenericEditForm and submit any custom forms or workflows that use SaveNoValidate. Waveset will log a warning including the ID. If you are getting “null” form names in the syslog, confirm that the form in the TaskDefinition that was run has a name attribute.