Configure Deep Links in Oracle Fusion Cloud Product Lifecycle Management
For modules that come under Oracle Fusion Cloud Product Lifecycle Management, the URLs that are supplied for deep links in the Create New Action dialog box of Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence use the following format: Base URL + Generic Part
The URLs contain these elements:
-
An application-specific base URL, such as https://demo.oracleserver.com/.
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A generic part, which is the same for all links: fscmUI/faces/deeplink?.
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Object-specific arguments, which are provided in the objType&action&objKey format.
An example of a complete, case-sensitive URL is as follows: https://demo.oracleserver.com/fscmUI/faces/deeplink?objType=CHANGES&action=EDIT&objKey=changeObjectId=<CHANGE_ID>
The following table lists the objects that are supported for deep links in the Innovation to Commercialization lifecycle process of Oracle Cloud Product Lifecycle Management. For each object, the corresponding arguments are provided.
|
Object |
Object-Specific Argument |
|---|---|
|
Change |
objType=CHANGES&action=EDIT&objKey=changeObjectId=<CHANGE_ID> |
|
Concept |
objType=CONCEPTS&action=EDIT&objKey=conceptId=<CONCEPT_ID> |
|
Idea |
objType=IDEAS&action=EDIT&objKey=ideaId=<IDEA_ID> |
|
Item (opens in Oracle Product Development) |
objType=ITEMS&action=EDIT&objKey=itemId%3D<INVENTORY_ITEM_ID>%3BorgId%3D<ORGANIZATION_ID> Note: The object-specific argument should be manually entered as provided in
the URL field after the parameters are defined. A
placeholder should be used in place of the INVENTORY_ITEM_ID parameter
value in the format required by Oracle Transactional Business
Intelligence. The orgId parameter must be explicitly set to the ID of
your organization.
|
|
Manufacturer |
objType=MFRS&action=EDIT&objKey= partyId=<TRADING_PARTNER_ID> Note: The link works for only those manufacturers that are created in Product
Development.
|
|
Manufacturer Part |
objType=MPN&action=EDIT&objKey= tpItemId=<TP_ITEM_ID> Note: The link works for only those manufacturer parts that are created in
Product Development.
|
|
New Item Request |
objType=NIRS&action=EDIT&objKey=changeId%3D<NEWITEMREQUEST_ID>%3Bmode%3DviewOrEdit Note: The object-specific argument should be manually entered as provided in
the URL field after the parameters are defined. A
placeholder should be used in place of the NEWITEMREQUEST_ID parameter
value in the format required by Oracle Transactional Business
Intelligence.
|
|
Portfolio |
objType=PORTFOLIOS&action=EDIT&objKey=bvForPortfolioId=<PORTFOLIO_ID> |
|
Proposal |
objType=PROPOSALS&action=EDIT&objKey=productProposalId=<PROPOSAL_ID> |
|
Quality Action |
objType=ACTIONS&action=EDIT&objKey=actionId=<ACTION_ID> |
|
Quality Issue |
objType=ISSUES&action=EDIT&objKey=issueId=<ISSUE_ID> |
|
Requirement Specification |
objType=REQUIREMENTS&action=EDIT&objKey=requirementId=<REQUIREMENT_ID> |
In the preceding table, the parts of the object-specific arguments that are in boldface must be manually inserted into the links in the URL field of the Create New Action dialog box after the parameters are defined. The angle brackets and the enclosed text are placeholders for the ID columns that must be manually specified in the Define Parameters group of the dialog box. The resulting link in the URL field, including the placeholders that are dynamically inserted for parameter values by Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence, should be similar to the following: https://demo.oracleserver.com/fscmUI/faces/deeplink?objType=@{1}&action=@{2}&objKey=changeObjectId=@{3}