7 OBMA App-Shell

This topic provides information about the application shell used in OBMA to support the overall framework and navigation structure of the application.

Once a component is published in OFS, it becomes available for consumption within the OBMA App Shell. Publishing packages the component in a form that is ready for integration, enabling it to be plugged into the App Shell and used as part of an end-to-end application flow. This allows teams to take components created and configured in OFS, along with their associated UI templates, service bindings, and persistence behaviour, and seamlessly reuse them within the broader OBMA application framework.

Steps to Add Data Segment to Maintenance RSO Screen.

  1. View Data Segment Screen: Authorize the published Data Segment.

    Figure 7-1 View Data Segment


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    Figure 7-2 View Data Segment_Authorize


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  2. Resource Class Screen: In the resource class page, add the published data segment in the extended domain section. The URL for the extended domain should be the url of the OFS extension API. For eg. “http://OBS-DYNAMIC-API/obs-dynamic-api/extension/interestcalculations” for Data Segment Interest Calculations.

    Figure 7-3 Resource Class Screen


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  3. Screen Class Screen: In the screenclass screen, drag and drop the data segment to the position that you want it to be in the maintenance flow.
  4. Account Class: Create a new account class in which you will see the data segment present at the position where you added it.