Setting Up the 360-Degree View Tree

Transfers the user to a PeopleSoft CRM component and page that you define.

If you select Transfer, use the Navigation, Market, and Action Mode fields to select where you want the transaction to transfer.

Define the transfer fields using the Component Navigation component.

See Defining Component Transfer Navigation.

Specify the name of the market with which the component is associated. A component is uniquely identified by its name and its market association. You can add records for each market, thus adding context to the node information.

Select the mode in which to open this page for the transaction. Values are Add, Correction, Update, and Update/Display All.

Select to transfer to a PeopleSoft CRM portal page that you define.

If you select Portal Content Reference, use the Portal Name and Portal Object Name fields to select the portal page to which you want to transfer.

Select to call a PeopleSoft CRM application class.

If you select Application Class, use the Class ID, Class Path, and Method Name fields to enter the application class that you want the system to call.

Click to search for and view the available application packages that PeopleSoft CRM provides. When you click this link, the Application Packages Lookup page appears. The information that you select on this page appears on the Define Node page after you click OK.

Click to associate a dynamic grid to the node.

Defines the name of the primary grid and its related secondary grid. Prompts display the available Dynamic grids.

If you have specified a Related Grid, you must select values in the fields under the No Context Selected Message, No Related Rows Found Message, and Search Fields for Related Grid sections.

Select a message to display in the secondary grid when no rows are selected from the Dynamic grid.

Select a message to display in the secondary grid when no rows are found for the selected row in the Dynamic grid. Select a message from the Message Catalog.

Click the Add Search Field button to create a grid list of the search fields that are common to the primary and secondary grids that must be used to retrieve data in secondary grid. You must specify these fields if you have a related grid.

Indicates that no action is associated with the node.

Select to indicate that this node is represented as a placeholder on the 360-Degree View tree.

Specify the placeholder type. Values are:

• Add Node

  Select to have the tree node represent an add node.

• Folder

  Select to indicate that the tree node is a placeholder that is represented by a folder.

• Search Node

  Select to have the tree node represent a search node.

• View All

  Select to have the tree node represent a view all node. This applies only to the dynamic grid action on the node.

Select to prevent the action from being performed on business objects that are inactive.

Select to define the information that appears in this node, then provide values for the following fields.

Enter the view name that is associated with this node.

Enter key fields for the view.

Indicate the fields that appear and the order in which the fields appear.

When appearing under the node of the 360-Degree View tree, view information is divided into two sections. The first section can contain 20 characters, and the second can contain 30 characters. Specify which fields you want to appear in which sections, and in what order. Also, you can specify how the information is sorted.

The two sections are separated by a hyphen. If two or more fields appear in one section, those field values are separated by a colon. For example, under an Orders node, you might see this information coming from a view: 2002-09-20 - Pending:d0e5061fcc. In this case, the capture date is defined for the first section, and the status code and capture ID is defined for the second section.

Enter a number in sequence. This number defines the order in which the fields appear in the different sections for the node.

Select to have this field appear for the node on the customer 360-Degree View tree.

Select the section in which to display this field. Values are First, Second, and No Display.

Enter the length of the field.

Select the value that appears for this field. Values are: Long Translate, Related Display, Short Translate, and Value.

If you select Related Display, use the Use SetID, Record Name, and Column Name fields on the Related Field Details tab to select the related field details. One of the fields of the record entered should include the selected field in the node view. If the value selected is based on setID, the node view should have a key field 2 of SETID or BUSINESS_UNIT.

Select for the fields by which you want to sort the information. Then use the Order Sequence field to select how you want to sort the information. Values are Ascending and Descending.

Select to indicate that the information that appears in this node is gathered from a PeopleSoft EIP.

If you select this option, you must specify the EIP information and define how the information is to appear on the 360-Degree View tree.

Enter the application class information for this EIP. The method that your assign here is used to create the request message and populate the node with the requested information.

Enter the application request message for this EIP.

Enter the response application message for the EIP and its keys.

Select to indicate that the information that appears in this node is gathered from executing PeopleCode

If you select this option, you must specify the application class ID and method name.

Enter the application class information for the PeopleCode class.

Enter the record name that contains the data.

Enter the key fields for the record name.

The group boxes for EIPs and PeopleCode is the same as the Fields to Display group box for Views. Use these fields to control how the information appears under the node of the 360-Degree View tree that is associated with an EIP.

Enter the images that appear on the tree. The image appears in the Image Preview half of the group box. Default leaf image of the node is blank.

Enter the size of the image that appears on the tree. The default size is 16 by 16.

Enter the number of levels up to which the 360-Degree View tree is configurable.

Enter the page size for the 360-Degree View tree. This is the size of the HTML area where the 360-Degree View tree appears on the 360-Degree View.

Select the filter for the tree. Values are:

• 1 - Today

• 2 - Yesterday

• 3 - Last Week

• 4 - Last 2 Weeks

• 5 - Last Month

• 6 - Last Year

• 7 - View All

Select the maximum date filter, which is used as a restriction against the date field that the user actually enters.

The system always looks at this filter when determining the information that appears on the 360-Degree View tree, regardless of what the user specifies in their date personalization settings.

If this filter is not set, and if you select View All in the date personalization on the 360-Degree View, and if you select Enable Filtering on Date Range, then the system populates the start date with 01/01/1900 on the 360-Degree View.

Select either Creation Date to filter dates by the entity's creation date or Last Modified Date to filter dates by the entity's last modification date.

Select how the system should set the status of an interaction when a user clicks the Finish Interaction button. Values are Set Status to Complete and Do not Set Status to Complete

Select an alternate symbol to indicate a footnote in the 360-Degree View. The system defaults this field to the dagger symbol. As an alternative symbol, you can select two asterisks (**). The footnote itself appears next to a node and indicates that the date filter is not applied to the node data.

Select the image for the leaf. The image appears next to the field. If you leave this field blank, the system uses the default tree leaf image.

Enter the maximum number of rows that initially appear under the expanded node in the 360-Degree View Tree located in the Activities section of the page. Then enter the maximum number of rows to fetch, or retrieve, from the database and to display under the node when the user clicks View All on that tree node.

The Display option is only valid for the View and EIP node types. If the field is blank for either of these node types, the system uses a default value of 5. Values in this field are ignored for other node types.

The Fetch option is only valid for the View and Peoplecode node types. If the field is blank for either of these node types, the system uses a default value of 1000. Values in this field are ignored for other node types.

Select whether you want the node to appear as a folder or a leaf.

Select to expand the nodes on the tree when the tree initially appears on the 360-Degree View.

Select to hide the node if there are no values. For example, if the customer has no cases, the Case node does not appear on the tree.

Select to apply a date range to the activities for the given node. This is selected by default. If cleared, the date range criteria does not apply to that node.