Definition
A UI Feature is used to configure a feature with Feature widgets not associated to an object like a Reporting Feature or a Recertification Campaign Feature.
Configuration
Prerequisite
There is no prerequisite for a UI Feature.
Mandatory configuration elements
The mandatory configuration elements are described in the Features page.
Recommended configuration elements
The following requirements are recommended to build the configuration XML:
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Views: define a unified set of elements placed in tab.
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Sections: define related elements inside a View.
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Columns: define Columns to display duplicates.
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Frame: define a frame around the Screen or Section.
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Authentication: define the authentication level to access Features.
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OperationOnSelf: define if the Feature is used for a "self" usage.
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HomeTile: use to access a Feature from the home page.
Example
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Deduplication A deduplication Feature allows to check for duplicates before creating a new object.
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Create A Feature of type Create is used to create objects by listing attributes.
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Hub A hub Feature is used to list several Features on tabs on the same screen.
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Read A Feature of type Read is used to read the content of created objects by listing attributes.
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Search A Search feature is used to allow search for objects and displays the results in a table.
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Update An Update feature is used to allow modifications on objects by listing attributes.
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Bulk A Feature of type bulk allows to apply several operations on these objects at the same time.
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Raw Update A Raw Update feature is used to perform modifications on all attributes on objects (built-in and related to object).
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UI for Object A Ui for Object (UI_FOR_OBJECT in XML) is used to configure a dedicated element on an object, like a Role Assignment Widget or a Role Dashboard Widget.
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Application Portal An application portal feature allows users to have a quick and simple access to all his applications.