| Oracle® Business Intelligence New Features Guide Release 10.1.3.3.3 Part No. E10416-04 |
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The 10.1.3.3.1 release of the Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition introduces the following new BI Office features:
When you deploy the BI Office Server application file to OC4J or to your supported J2EE container, you can provide any name for the application. The default is "bioffice", but you can specify any other name such as "myoffice", "financeoffice", "logisticsoffice". In 10.1.3.3.0, the URL that the BI Office client connects to always appended the default application name "bioffice" to the server (for example: http://mybiserver.mycompany.com:9704/bioffice/....), and there was no way to change the application name appended to the end of the URL.
In 10.1.3.3.1 you can now specify an "App name" for the BI Office server to configure the URL that the BI Office client connects to. Specify the App Name in the Connection Details dialog available from the BI Office > Preferences menu selection. The value for the App Name field will be used to construct the BI Office client connection URL. For example: http://mybiserver.mycompany.com:9704/financeoffice/... or http://mybiserver.mycompany.com:9704/logisticsoffice/...
The following image shows an example of the Connections Details dialog:
The 10.1.3.3.1 release of BI Office adds the capability to support all the languages that BI Enterprise Edition supports. This is reflected in the login dialog also where you can now select from any of the approximately 25 languages. If BI EE metadata is available in multiple languages then BI Office shall also display this metadata in the language selected. For example, the language you choose to display BI EE metadata such as dimensions, ('country', 'brand'), items, and measures ('Sales', 'Profits') will also be used when you connect to this BI EE instance from BI Office.
