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Revision as of 00:07, 10 July 2012

Settings > Global Resources > System Objects > Teams

A Data Policy can be set up to run when a Team is added, updated, or deleted.

Creating or Modifying a Team Data Policy

  1. Go to Settings > Global Resources > System Objects > Teams
  2. Select an existing Data Policy or click [New Policy]
  3. Fill in the information below
  4. Click [Save]
  5. Click [Add Action] to specify what action to execute when the policy fires:
    • Invoke Method - Select a Java Class and a method within in
    • Execute Java Code - Specify Java code to execute
  6. When multiple actions have been defined for a Team Data Policy, click [Reorder Action] to determine the order in which they execute.
  7. When multiple policies have been defined for a Team, click [Manage Execution Order] to determine the order in which they are processed.

Policy Settings

Name
The name given to the data policy, for later reference.
Enabled
Whether or not the data policy is currently enabled.
Activation Trigger
Action Based - Execute the data policy when a specific event occurs
Calendar Based - Execute the data policy on a regular schedule
Learn more: Triggering Criteria

Action Based Data Policies

Activation Sequence
Before Triggering Actions - Execute the Data Policy before the Team change occurs.
After Triggering Actions - Execute the Data Policy after the Team change occurs.
Learn more: Activation Sequence
Triggering Action
Add - Execute the Data Policy when a new Team is created.
Update - Execute the Data Policy when an existing Team is updated.
Delete - Execute the Data Policy when an existing Team is deleted.
Run As
Logged In User- Run the data policy as yourself--the user who is currently logged in and creating the data policy.
Specific User- Run the data policy as some specified user, who has the particular set of privileges needed to perform the actions associated with the Data Policy.

Calendar Based Data Policies

Activation Date
The date for the first execution of the Data Policy.
Activation Time
The time of the first execution.
Repeating Frequency
How often the Data Policy repeats: Never, Daily, Weekly, Monthly, or Yearly.
Run As
Choose the user who will be running the Data Policy, when it executes, where the users' privileges determine what the Data Policy can do. (The default is you--the logged in user who is creating the Data Policy.)

Locked Package Options

This section only appears for users who have the ability to create and distributed Packages that contain an Application that others can install.

Allow Installer to Disable
When the Data Policy is included in an externally-published Package, this option specifies whether the package installer can disable it.

Programming Parameters

The following Team parameters are available to Java code that is executing as part of the Data Policy:
Field Parameter Name
Item1 item1
Item2 item2
Learn more: Writing Java Code for a Data Policy