Feature Summary

1 Feature Summary

Note:

There are no enhancements in this update. See the Noteworthy Resolved Issues for more information about the contents in this update.

Post Release Tasks and Impact on Existing Installation

The following post release tasks and impact on an existing installation must be taken into account as part of this release.

Spreadsheet Updates

The Text Editor replacement requires an update to the Branding stylesheet.

Log in as an Oracle Authorized Administrator User and go to Company > Admin > System Control. Select the Branding menu item to open the Brand page. On the Branding Themes tab, click the orbc-theme.css link to download the file.
Open the downloaded file in a text editor, and search for the following:
```
.html-label ul {
```
This should locate a CSS style matching this:
```
.html-label ul {
    list-style: disc inside none !important;
}
```
This should be updated to match the following:
```
.html-label ul {
    list-style-position: inside;
}
```

Next, search for the following:

.html-label ol {

This should locate a CSS style matching this:

.html-label ol {
    list-style: decimal inside none !important;
}

This should be updated to match the following:

.html-label ol {
    list-style-position: inside;
}

Once the changes are made and saved to your local copy of orbc-theme.css, this needs to be uploaded back to the Branding page.
In the Branding page, choose the Action > Edit to enable edit mode for the page.
Click the Choose File button next to the Core Theme which should have orbc-theme.css listed.
Select the orbc-theme.css file that was amended above and click Open. This should upload the file to the Branding record.
Select Action > Save & Exit.
Refresh the browser using F5. The required style sheet should now be in effect.

Database Update Scripts

There are no Database Upgrade Scripts included within this release.

Enabling Identity Management Notifications

As an IDCS or OCI IAM Administrator, verify that Notifications are enabled in the corresponding Stage / Production tenant.

Enabling User Roles

If they do not already exist, configure the Power User, Account Administrator, Assistant Technologist, and Site Inspector user roles, and assign to the appropriate users.

Enabling Artwork with SSO

Artwork is not a core Brand Compliance module, but a third-party add-on application. This process enables the integration with the third-party Artwork application, where it is used.

For existing installations that use the Artwork module, in order to configure single sign on (SSO) between Brand Compliance and the Artwork solution (using IDCS OR OCI IAM authentication), the following steps must be taken by the Customer or their Partner:

Ensure the MYARTWORK external system has been created in Brand Compliance PROD and STAGE.
Raise an SR service requesting for creation of the Artwork Application for PROD and STAGE. The call back URLs and IDCS OR OCI IAM URLs must be provided in the SR.
Once created, you will be able to gather the Client ID and Client Secret from IDCS OR OCI IAM.

Refer to the Artwork chapter in the Oracle Retail Brand Compliance Management Cloud Service Administration Guide for the full process for enabling Artwork with SSO.