Text Field |
Required |
If this text field must be populated for the form to be saved, enter "true" into the corresponding Property Value text box. Otherwise, type "false" into this text box. Note: The default value for this data property is false. |
Is Visible |
If you want this text field to appear when Oracle Identity Manager generates the form, enter "true" into the corresponding Property Value text box. Otherwise, type "false" into this text box. Note: The default value for this data property is true. |
Lookup Field |
Auto Complete |
By entering "true" in the corresponding Property Value text box, Oracle Identity Manager filters the Lookup field. An user can then add characters to the Lookup field before double-clicking it. By doing so, only those Lookup values which match these characters appears in the Lookup window.
As an example, for a State lookup field, a user can enter "new" into the field. Then, once the user double-clicks the Lookup field, only those states that begins with the letters "new" (for example, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, and New York) appears in the Lookup window.If you do not want Oracle Identity Manager to filter the Lookup field, enter "false" into the associated Property Value text box.
The default property value for the Auto Complete property is false.
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Column Captions |
In the corresponding Property Value text box, enter the name of the column heading that appears in the Lookup window when an user double-clicks the Lookup field. If the Lookup window has multiple columns, enter each column heading into the Property Value text box, separating them with commas (for example, Organization Name, Organization Status). |
Lookup Field |
Column Names |
In the corresponding Property Value text box, enter the name of the database column that represents the column caption that you want to appear in the Lookup window.
If the Lookup window has multiple columns, enter each database column into the Property Value text box, separating them with commas.
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Column Widths |
In the corresponding Property Value text box, enter the width of the column that appears in the Lookup window.
If the Lookup window has multiple columns, enter each column width into the Property Value text box, separating them with commas (for example, 20,20).
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Lookup Column Name |
In the corresponding Property Value text box, enter the name of the Lookup column (as it appears in the database), which contains the entries that need to appear under a column heading of the Lookup window.
If the Lookup window has multiple columns, enter each database column into the Property Value text box, separating them with commas (for example, org_name,org_status.
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Lookup Query |
In the corresponding Property Value text box, enter the name of the SQL query that executes when an user double-clicks the Lookup field. As a result, the appropriate Lookup columns appears in the Lookup window.
To correctly display the data returned from a query, you must add a lookupfield.header property to the xlWebAdmin_locale.properties file. For example, consider the following SQL query: select usr_status from usr. To view the data returned from the query, you must add the following entry to the xlWebAdmin_ locale.properties files:
lookupfield.header.users.status=User Status
If the xlWebAdmin_locale.properties file does not contain a lookupfield.header property for your specified query, then the Administrative and User Console displays a lookup window after you click the corresponding lookup icon.
The syntax for a lookupfield.header property is as follows:
lookupfield.header.column_code=display value
The column_code portion of the entry must be lowercase and any spaces must be replaced by underscore characters (_).
By default, the following entries for lookup field column headers are already available in the system resource bundle:
lookupfield.header.lookup_definition.lookup_ code_information
.code_key=Value
lookupfield.header.lookup_definition.lookup_code_information
.decode=Description
lookupfield.header.users.manager_login=User ID
lookupfield.header.organizations.organization_ name=Name
lookupfield.header.it_resources.key=Key
lookupfield.header.it_resources.name=Instance Name
lookupfield.header.users.user_id=User ID
lookupfield.header.users.last_name=Last Name
lookupfield.header.users.first_name=First Name
lookupfield.header.groups.group_name=Group Name
lookupfield.header.objects.name=Resource Name
lookupfield.header.access_policies.name=Access Policy Name
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Lookup Field |
Lookup Code |
In the corresponding Property Value text box, enter the lookup definition code. This code contains all information pertaining to the lookup field, including lookup values and the text that appears with the lookup field once a lookup value is selected.
Important: The Lookup Code data property can be used in lieu of the Column Captions, Column Names, Column Widths, Lookup Column Name, and Lookup Query properties. In addition, the information contained in the Lookup Code property supersedes any values set in these five data properties.
Tip: An easy way to enter a lookup code is by launching the Lookup Definition form, querying for the desired code, copying this code to the Clipboard, and pasting it into the Lookup Code field.
Note: The classification type of the lookup definition code must be of Lookup Type (the Lookup Type radio button on the Lookup Definition form needs to be selected).
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Required |
If this Lookup field must be populated for the form to be saved, enter "true" into the corresponding Property Value text box. Otherwise, type "false" into this text box.
Note: The default value for this data property is false.
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Visible Field |
If you want this Lookup field to appear when Oracle Identity Manager generates the form, enter "true" into the corresponding Property Value text box. Otherwise, type "false" into this text box.
Note: The default value for this data property is true.
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Text Area |
Number of Rows |
In the corresponding Property Value text box, enter the row length of the text area. So, if you want the text area to be five rows in length, type "5" into the Property Value text box. |
Required |
If this text area must be populated for the form to be saved, enter "true" into the corresponding Property Value text box. Otherwise, type "false" into this text box.
Note: The default value for this data property is false.
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Visible Field |
If you want this text area to appear when Oracle Identity Manager generates the form, enter "true" into the corresponding Property Value text box. Otherwise, type "false" into this text box.
Note: The default value for this data property is true.
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IT Resource Lookup Field |
Type |
If you select this data property, a box appears in the Property Value text box. From this box, select the type of Server for the IT Resource.
Important: This property is required.
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Required |
If this Lookup field must be populated for the form to be saved, enter "true" into the corresponding Property Value text box. Otherwise, type "false" into this text box.
Note: The default value for this data property is false.
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Visible Field |
If you want this Lookup field to appear when Oracle Identity Manager generates the form, enter "true" into the corresponding Property Value text box. Otherwise, type "false" into this text box.
Note: The default value for this data property is true.
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Date Field (Display Only) |
Visible Field |
If you want this text field to appear when Oracle Identity Manager generates the form, enter "true" into the corresponding Property Value text box. Otherwise, type "false" into this text box.
Note: The default value for this data property is true.
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Check Box (Display Only) |
Visible Field |
If you want this check box to appear when Oracle Identity Manager generates the form, enter "true" into the corresponding Property Value text box. Otherwise, type "false" into this text box.
Note: The default value for this data property is true.
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Text Area (Display Only) |
Number of Rows |
In the corresponding Property Value text box, enter the row length of the text area. So, if you want the text area to be five rows in length, type "5" into the Property Value text box. |
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Visible Field |
If you want this text area to appear when Oracle Identity Manager generates the form, enter "true" into the corresponding Property Value text box. Otherwise, type "false" into this text box.
Note: The default value for this data property is true.
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Date and Time Window |
Required |
If this text field must be populated for the form to be saved, enter "true" into the corresponding Property Value text box. Otherwise, type "false" into this text box.
Note: To populate this text field, double-click it, and select a date and time from the Date & Time window that appears.
Note: The default value for this data property is false.
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Visible Field |
If you want this text field to appear when Oracle Identity Manager generates the form, enter "true" into the corresponding Property Value text box. Otherwise, type "false" into this text box.
Note: The default value for this data property is true.
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Password Field |
Required |
If this text field must be populated for the form to be saved, enter "true" into the corresponding Property Value text box. Otherwise, type "false" into this text box.
Note: The default value for this data property is false.
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Visible Field |
If you want this text field to appear when Oracle Identity Manager generates the form, enter "true" into the corresponding Property Value text box. Otherwise, type "false" into this text box.
Note: The default value for this data property is true.
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Radio Button |
Button Labels |
In the corresponding Property Value text box, enter the label for the radio button. For multiple radio buttons, this label represents the heading for the group box, containing the radio buttons.
When you are applying a label to multiple radio buttons, enter each label into the Property Value text box, separating them with commas (for example, Sun, Microsoft). Once Oracle Identity Manager generates the form, a group box encompasses these radio buttons, signifying that the buttons are associated with one another.
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Button Values |
In the corresponding Property Value text box, enter the value for the radio button. This value goes to the database when a user selects the radio button.
For multiple radio buttons, enter each value into the Property Value text box, separating them with commas (for example, on, off).
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Radio Button |
Required |
If a radio button must be selected for the form to be saved, enter "true" into the corresponding Property Value text box. Otherwise, type "false" into this text box.
Note: The default value for this data property is false.
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Visible Field |
If you want this radio button (or group of radio buttons) to appear when Oracle Identity Manager generates the form, enter "true" into the corresponding Property Value text box. Otherwise, type "false" into this text box.
Note: The default value for this data property is true.
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Check Box |
Required |
If this check box must be selected for the form to be saved, enter "true" into the corresponding Property Value text box. Otherwise, type "false" into this text box.
Note: The default value for this data property is false.
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Visible Field |
If you want this check box to appear when Oracle Identity Manager generates the form, enter "true" into the corresponding Property Value text box. Otherwise, type "false" into this text box.
Note: The default value for this data property is true.
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Combo Box |
Lookup Code |
In the corresponding Property Value text box, enter the Lookup definition code. This code contains all information pertaining to the box, including box items and the text that appears with the box once a lookup value is selected.
Important: The Lookup Code data property can be used in lieu of the Column Captions, Column Names, Column Widths, Lookup Column Name, and Lookup Query properties. In addition, the information contained in the Lookup Code property supersedes any values set in these five data properties.
Tip: An easy way to enter a lookup code is by launching the Lookup Definition form, querying for the desired code, copying this code to the Clipboard, and pasting it into the Lookup Code field.
Note: The classification type of the lookup definition code must be of Lookup Type (the Lookup Type radio button on the Lookup Definition form needs to be selected).
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Required |
If this item from this box field must be selected for the form to be saved, enter "true" into the corresponding Property Value text box. Otherwise, type "false" into this text box.
Note: The default value for this data property is false.
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Visible Field |
If you want this box to appear when Oracle Identity Manager generates the form, enter "true" into the corresponding Property Value text box. Otherwise, type "false" into this text box.
Note: The default value for this data property is true.
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Text Field (Display Only) |
Visible Field |
If you want this text field to appear when Oracle Identity Manager generates the form, enter "true" into the corresponding Property Value text box. Otherwise, type "false" into this text box.
Note: The default value for this data property is true.
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Lookup Field (Display Only) |
Auto Complete |
By entering "true" in the corresponding Property Value text box, Oracle Identity Manager filters the Lookup field. An user can then add characters into the Lookup field before double-clicking it. By doing so, only those Lookup values which match these characters appears in the Lookup window.
As an example, for a State lookup field, a user can enter "new" into the field. Then, once the user double-clicks the Lookup field, only those states that begins with the letters "new" (for example, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, and New York) appears in the Lookup window.
If you do not want Oracle Identity Manager to filter the Lookup field, enter "false" into the associated Property Value text box.
The default property value for the Auto Complete property is false.
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Visible Field |
If you want this Lookup field to appear when Oracle Identity Manager generates the form, enter "true" into the corresponding Property Value text box. Otherwise, type "false" into this text box.
Note: The default value for this data property is true.
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