Difference between revisions of "Manage Catalog"
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{{Note| To view the catalog option when creating a new application, '''Marketplace Service Domain''' field should be blank under Community Site Configuration | {{Note| To view the catalog option when creating a new application, '''Marketplace Service Domain''' field should be blank under '''Community Site Configuration''' section of the '''Configure Service Settings''' page.}} | ||
:;Categories:Add and delete categories. Specify category names. | :;Categories:Add and delete categories. Specify category names. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:51, 18 September 2019
Service Provider URL: http://{yourDomain}/networking/Service?t=1&targetpage=ViewPort.jsp
Settings > Service Provider Settings > Manage Catalog
Note: To view the catalog option when creating a new application, Marketplace Service Domain field should be blank under Community Site Configuration section of the Configure Service Settings page.
- Categories
- Add and delete categories. Specify category names.
- Catalog
- View the current Catalog
- Approve Packages
- Review Packages pending approval
- User can either:
- [Approve] package for publication to the catalog
- [Reject] package, and deny publication to the catalog
- In either case, an email is sent to the submitter, to tell them the outcome.
- Learn more: Package Approval or Rejection
- Select Packages
- Choose the packages to display in the Catalog
- Move a package to the Visible column to display it in the catalog
- Move a package to the Hidden column to remove it from the catalog
- Set the order of the Packages
Important: Including a package in the catalog is a two-step process. First it must be approved. Then it must be moved to the Visible column, in whatever order you choose.
