This chapter discusses how to navigate in PeopleSoft Enterprise Portal Resource Finder.
PeopleSoft Enterprise Portal Resource Finder provides custom navigation pages that contain groupings of folders that support a specific business process, task, or user role.
Note. In addition to the PeopleSoft Enterprise Portal Resource Finder custom navigation pages, PeopleSoft provides menu navigation, standard navigation pages, and PeopleSoft Navigator.
This table lists the custom navigation pages that are used to navigate in PeopleSoft Enterprise Portal Resource Manager.
The Core Objects custom navigation pages are intended for the person in the organization who is focused on defining the core objects used by the Resource Finder repository.
Page Name |
Navigation |
Usage |
Main Menu, Portal Administration, Resource Finder |
Define the core objects used by the Resource Finder repository. |
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Click Valid Value Groups on the Core Objects page. |
Define Groups of valid values that can be associated with user editable attribute types to constrain their values. |
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Click Attributes on the Core Objects page. |
Enter the data-driven definitions of the properties used to describe and relate participants. |
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Click External Asset Types on the Core Objects page. |
Enter definitions for external assets that are related to a participant. |
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Click Participant Types on the Core Objects page. |
Define the person or things that are relevant to the business. Participant types can be employees, customers, organizations, organizational units, departments, divisions, and so on. |
The Mappings custom navigation pages are intended for the person in the organization who is focused on setting up data maps between source systems and repository objects.
Page Name |
Navigation |
Usage |
Main Menu, Portal Administration, Resource Finder |
Setup the data maps between source systems and the repository objects |
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Click Data Sources on the Mappings page. |
Specify the sources of import information for the Resource Finder repository. |
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Click Participant Mappings on the Mappings page. |
Specify the mappings between an external data source and Resource Finder repository participant type attributes. |
The Profile Management custom navigation pages are intended for the person in the organization who is focused on defining and maintaining repository profiles.
Page Name |
Navigation |
Usage |
Main Menu, Portal Administration, Resource Finder |
Define and maintain repository profiles. |
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Click Display Groups on the Profile Management page. |
Logically group attribute IDs together. |
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Click Participant Profiles on the Profile Management page. |
Specify which attribute groups make up the participant profile. |
The Administration custom navigation pages are intended for the person in the organization who is focused on Resource Finder administration.
Page Name |
Navigation |
Usage |
Main Menu, Portal Administration, Resource Finder |
Administer Resource Finder advanced search options and search collections. |
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Click Organization Charting on the Administration page. |
Select the organization charting options that the Resource Finder will display on participant profile pages. |
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Click Search Options on the Administration page. |
Specify attributes that will act as search parameters and search results for the Resource Finder. |
The Batch Processing custom navigation pages are intended for the person in the organization who is focused on administering Resource Finder batch processes.
Page Name |
Navigation |
Usage |
Main Menu, Portal Administration, Resource Finder |
Administer the batch processes for the Resource Finder repository. |
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Click Configure File Import on the Batch Processing page. |
Select XML formatted files for inclusion in updates to the Resource Finder repository. |
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Click Load Participant User Ids on the Batch Processing page. |
Run a batch process to update Resource Finder participants with corresponding user IDs. |
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Build Search Indexes |
Portal Administration, Search, Build Search Indexes. Select the delivered PAPP_RESOURCE_FINDER run control ID. |
Create the Resource Finder search collection. |