Specify Pages for Global Search Configuration

As part of defining your global search configuration, you can specify the pages or applications (or both) that your configuration applies to. If you want your configuration to apply to all pages in all applications, then skip these steps.

Before You Start

If you want the global search configuration to apply to specific applications, you need to find the application short name.

1. In the Setup and Maintenance work area, go to the Manage Taxonomy Hierarchy task in the Application Extensions functional area.

2. On the Manage Taxonomy Hierarchy page, expand the Oracle Fusion node.

3. Select the row (with the Application module type) for your application, and click Edit Module.

4. In the Application Details section, see the Application Short Name column and note down the value to use as the application short name.

Add Pages or Applications

Follow these steps:

1. On the Create or Edit Global Search Configurations page, open the Pages tab.

2. Click the Create icon.

3. In the View Type column, indicate if the configuration applies to a specific page or application.

4. Enter a view ID to identify the page or application:

   Tip: You can use % as a wildcard for the page or application value, such as Example% for all pages that start with Example.

   • Page: Enter the last part of the URL you get when you open that page. For example, enter ExamplePage from the URL http://exampleServer/homePage/faces/ExamplePage.

   • Application: Enter the application short name with a wildcard at the end, for example HomePageApp%.

5. Add more pages or applications as needed.