Providing Default roles to user

Login to Fusion Applications as Implementation User

Navigate to the Setup & Maintenance page and search for task named

Manage HCM Role Provisioning Rules.

currently we are Assigning employee role to all the User created for all the employees under one particular Business unit.

Click on Save and Close.

 

Now auto provision role mapping was created

Run Process: Autoprovision Roles for All Users and Send Pending LDAP Requests.

The Auto-provision Role will be added to all the users.

Importing categories in fusion application

Importing categories in fusion application

Login to application

Click on setup and Maintainance.

Search for the task “Manage Functional Area Catalogs”.

Select the functional area and click on edit icon

Cilck on edit in spreadsheet

It will download a file “CategoryImport.xlsm” open the file

Note: we need ADF integrator installed In our system, It was an Add in to the excel to connect with the fusion instance.

When we open Excel  prompt to connection and provide the login details.

It will display all the existing details.

Enter number of rows

Enter the data and click on upload.

Search for the category created in the instance

if a record completes with error status  we can find the error message in the spread sheet. 

Extended Date functions in in RTF Templates

Get current date	<?format-date:xdoxslt:sysdate_as_xsdformat(); ‘DD/MM/YYYY  HH :MI AM’?>
Get Day from date	<?xdoxslt:get_day(‘2018-07-07’, $_XDOLOCALE)?>
Get Month from date	<?xdoxslt:get_month(‘2000-04-08’, $_XDOLOCALE)?>
Get Year from date	<?xdoxslt:get_year(‘2000-04-08’, $_XDOLOCALE)?>
Get Month Name	<?xdoxslt:month_name(7, 0, $_XDOLOCALE)?>

Extensible Flexfield (EFF)

Extensible Flexfield (EFF) is a new feature added in Fusion Application with existing Descriptive & Key Flexfields. It is similar to descriptive flexfield, but with the ability to add as many context-sensitive segments (attributes) to a flexfield as they need.

Some of the key benefits using Extensible Flexfields are

1. Number of configurable segments are not fixed unlike fixed number of segments in DFF
2. Attributes can be grouped into one or more attribute groups (ie contexts) rather than only one in DFF
3. EFF supports one-to-many relationships between the row and the extended attribute rows
4. Improved access controls than using DFF. It is possible to control the view and edit the attributes based on the context configurations.