The Oracle ATG Web Commerce Business Control Center is a set of HTML-based pages that you use to access functionality for several products in the ATG suite, including ATG Content Administration. For business users, it is the primary user interface for ATG Content Administration.
The Business Control Center contains the following work areas:
Home page: Lists current ATG Content Administration projects and tasks that are assigned to you. Each task is a link to the task editing area. The home page also contains links to commonly used functional areas of the Business Control Center. This page is customizable, so other elements might appear here as well. For more information, see Using the Business Control Center Home Page.
Available Projects page: An entry point for creating and working with ATG Content Administration projects. When you first display this page in a session, it lists all active projects to which you have access. Each project name links to its Project page, which contains the following tabs:
Project tab | Purpose |
|---|---|
Tasks | Assign tasks to a project and change the status of any tasks assigned to you. See Managing Tasks for more information. |
Assets | Create and manage assets—the files and other ancillary objects required for a project. See Creating and Managing Assets |
History | Create and read comments and other information associated with a project. For more information on this tab, see Creating and Managing Projects |
Properties | Available if your site developers have extended ATG Content Administration code to include custom project data. Also appears if you are using ATG Adaptive Customer Outreach 2005. See Using the Properties Tab for more information. |
Browse Assets page: Use to find and view the checked-in version of any asset in the system (see Browse All Versioned Assets).
Admin Console pages: Used by system administrators to configure and manage deployment. These pages display only to users with the appropriate security access. For information on how to display and use these pages, refer to the ATG Content Administration Programming Guide.
Using the Browser Back Button
Navigating to previous pages by using your browser’s Back button can yield unexpected results and errors, and is not recommended. Instead, navigate to different pages in Business Control Center by using its own links and other navigation controls.
If an error appears after using the Back button, close the browser and restart it.
