14Product Resource Administration

Product Resource Administration

    Resource Administration

    The Resource Administration feature allows system administrators to display the ID associated to text appearing on pages of Oracle Talent Acquisition Cloud (OTAC) products in order to modify the text.

    Each element of text also called resource, such as fields, buttons, tooltips, links, page titles and sections, has a unique ID associated to it. These IDs can be displayed in the application, in front of each resource, so users can precisely locate and identify a resource they need to modify or override in the application. If an "X" appears at the right of the resource ID, this means that the text was already overridden.

    The value of a resource can be composed of units, special characters, and letters. The resource value is not unique, therefore the same text can be used for different resources. Resource values can be modified and updated in the application by system administrators. To make a global change to the value of a resource for all zones, contact your Oracle representative.

    Example: The Save button can be used on several pages of the application. Each Save button appearing in the application will have a specific ID, and the value of every Save button will be text Save.

    Resource values can be refreshed. This enables system administrators to apply any changes made to the resource values for the customer's custom set of resources. System administrators can block the refresh of the resource value. This allows system administrators to use a testing environment where the actual value of a resource is either chosen or not. This is usually done while performing some temporary testing in a staging zone.

    With the exception of the Legacy Onboarding New Hire Portal, each product has a specific Resource Administration feature allowing the display of the product's resource IDs. The New Hire Portal Resource Administration is accessed from this URL: http://yourzonename/newhireportal/ResourceConsole.jss.

    Product Administration Menu
    Career Section Administration Career Section Administration Menu
    Career Section Career Section Administration Menu
    Central Configuration SmartOrg Administration Menu
    Legacy Onboarding Administration Legacy Onboarding Administration Menu
    Legacy Onboarding WebTop Legacy Onboarding Administration Menu
    Onboarding (Transitions) Administration Onboarding (Transitions) Administration Menu
    Onboarding (Transitions) Center Onboarding (Transitions) Administration Menu
    Performance Administration Performance Administration Menu
    Performance Performance Administration Menu
    Recruiting Administration Recruiting Administration Menu
    Recruiting Center Recruiting Administration Menu
    SmartOrg SmartOrg Administration Menu

    Configuration

    User Type Permission Description Location
    Manage resources Provides users the ability to refresh resource values, to block resource value refresh, and to force the refresh of resource values. Configuration > [SmartOrg] Administration > User Types > Functional Domains > Configuration > Resource Management
    Display resource identifiers Provides users the ability to display resource IDs using the Show Identifier button in the Resource Administration page. Configuration > [SmartOrg] Administration > User Types > Functional Domains > Configuration > Resource Management
    Note: To modify resource values for a specific product, user type permissions specific to the product are also required in some cases. To modify Onboarding (Transitions) resource values, for example, users require the permissions described in the previous table and at least one Onboarding (Transitions) permission, for example, "Manage Onboarding (Transitions) processes of all types".

      Displaying Resource Identifiers

      The Display Resource Identifiers user type permission is required.

      Configuration > [Product] Administration > Resource Administration
      1. Click Show Identifiers.

      2. Close this window.

      Starting with the next page that is displayed, resource IDs will be displayed in front of each element of the application.

        Hiding Resource Identifiers

        Resource Identifiers must be displayed.

        The Display Resource Identifiers user type permission is required.

        Configuration > [Product] Administration > Resource Administration
        1. Click Hide Identifiers.

        2. Close this window.

        Starting with the next page that is loaded, resource IDs will no longer be displayed in front of each element of the application.

          Refreshing Resource Values

          Two user type permissions are required: Manage Resources and Display Resource Identifiers.

          Configuration > [Product] Administration > Resource Administration
          1. Click Unblock Refresh.

          2. Select the desired type of refresh.

          3. Enter the name of the project if necessary.

            The project name is associated with revisions made to the customer's custom set of resource values, administered in TexTool application.
          4. Click Refresh Values.

          5. Close the window.

          The latest value of the resources is displayed.

            Blocking Resource Value Refresh

            Two user type permissions are required: Manage Resources and Display Resource Identifiers.

            Configuration > [Product] Administration > Resource Administration
            1. Click Block Refresh.

            2. Add a comment.

            3. Click Save.

            4. Close the window.

            It will no longer be possible to have the application reflect any changes applied to a value.

              Unblocking Resource Value Refresh

              Two user type permissions are required: Manage Resources and Display Resource Identifiers.

              Configuration > [Product] Administration > Resource Administration
              1. Click Unblock Refresh.

              2. Close the window.

              Any changes applied to resource values will be reflected in the application when refreshing the values.

                Changing Career Section Resources

                Some commonly used career section resources can be overridden by a Career Section system administrator.

                A resource that can be overridden by a system administrator is referred to in this guide as a user-defined label. User-defined labels can be changed in career sections, career portal pages, application flows, and application flow blocks. A user-defined label can contain up to 4,000 bytes.

                Element Location
                Career Section Configuration > [Career Section] Administration > Career Sections > Career Section Name > [Career Portal Pages] Edit User-defined Labels
                Career Portal Page Configuration > [Career Section] Administration > Career Sections > Career Section Name > [Career Portal Pages] Click on a Career Portal Page > Edit User-defined labels
                Application Flow Configuration > [Career Section] Administration > Application Flows > Application Flow > [Application Flow Properties] Edit User-defined Labels
                Application Flow Block Configuration > [Career Section] Administration > Application Flows > Application Flow > Block Name > Edit User-defined Labels

                To see if a resource can be changed manually, system administrators must display the resorce identifiers and then view the career section.

                In the Career Portal Page Field Identification Number table located in the Appendix, locate the ID number of the field you want to edit, then navigate to the career portal page using the path displayed in the PATH column.

                Note: Career portal user-defined labels – any label changes made to the JobSubmissionPrivacyAgreemenResources resource group (Configuration > [Career Section] Administration > Career Sections > (career section) > Edit User-defined Labels) will only affect the privacy statement displayed before the login and registration pages.

                Application flow user-defined labels – any label changes made to the JobSubmissionPrivacyAgreemenResources resource group (Configuration > [Career Section] Administration > Application Flows > application flow) > Edit User-defined Labels) will only affect the privacy statement displayed at the beginning of the job submission process.

                  Changing the Text of a Field in a Career Portal Page

                  The Access the Career Section administration section user type permission grants users access to this feature.

                  Text in tabs, links, fields and buttons appearing in career portal pages can be changed if the text has a product resource identification number.

                  You need the resource identification number of the field. You can look at the list of IDs in the Appendix or you can display the resource identifiers associated to the field.

                  Configuration > [Career Section] Administration > Career Sections > Career Section name
                  1. Access the career portal page where the field is located.

                  2. Locate the IDs you wish to modify. You can refine the list by resource number.

                  3. Click on the resource.

                  4. Click Edit next to Properties.

                  5. In the Override field, type the new field label. Maximum of 1,000 characters.

                  6. Click Save.

                    Changing the Text of Fields in a Block

                    The modification of labels in a block consists of the following steps.

                    1. Displaying resource identifiers associated to each field.
                    2. Access the career section containing the application flow you wish to modify. Resource IDs are displayed in front of each label.
                    3. Locate the label you wish to modify and note the resource ID.
                    4. Changing the text of a field in a block.

                      Changing the Text of Fields in an Application Flow

                      The modification of labels in an application flow consists of the following steps.

                      1. Displaying resource identifiers associated to each field.
                      2. Access the career section containing the application flow you wish to modify. Resource IDs are displayed in front of each label.
                      3. Locate the label you wish to modify and note the resource ID.
                      4. Changing the text of a field in the application flow.