A.2 Creating PeopleSoft Interaction Hub Registry Delete Project Files
Before you copy the new content provider navigation and portal pack registry data into your PeopleSoft Portal Solutions 9.1 Revision 6 database, you must remove the old data. Removing the old data consists of creating a Delete project from the Copy project.
Note:
There are no corresponding portal permission Delete projects.
To create the PeopleSoft content provider Portal Pack and Navigation Delete project:
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Sign on to your PeopleSoft Portal Solutions database in two-tier mode using PeopleSoft Application Designer.
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Select File, Open.
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Open the content provider portal pack and navigation Copy projects.
The copy project naming convention for PeopleSoft 8.5x, which includes Navigation and Portal Pack in a single project, is as follows:
PORTAL_<pp>85x_<registryname>, where <pp> represents the content provider database identifier and <registryname> represents the portal registry.
For example, PORTAL_CR84X_EMPL.
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Select File, Save Project As.
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Rename the Copy project file by adding _DEL to the end of the Copy project name.
For example, PORTAL_CR84X_EMPL_DEL.
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Click OK.
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Remove the permission list and folder registry objects from the project definition.
You only want to keep content reference objects in the project definition.
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Select Edit, Upgrade, Set Action for Project, Delete, to change the Action to Delete for all of the content references.
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Click Save Project.
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Use the Copy Project to File utility to copy the delete project to file.
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If you are removing a content provider navigation and Portal Pack project for a content provider on a PeopleSoft PeopleTools release prior to 8.5x, you can retrieve the Delete projects from My Oracle Support under the report ID 100106. Follow the instructions in the posted update to make the portal Delete projects available to your PeopleSoft Portal Solutions database.
You must copy the files and folders that you retrieve from My Oracle Support into the respective <PS_APP_HOME>\projects and <PS_APP_HOME>\scripts file directories of your PeopleSoft Portal Solutions application database. These are the same directories in which you installed the PeopleSoft Portal Solutions 9.1 Revision 6 media pack.