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EDM V1.10 / Version Description Ausgabe 07/2011 Edition 4.4.1.4 Additional grouping options In an EDM environment with several lines it may happen that one and the sam e object is changed on more than one line and by dif…
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4.4.1.3 Filtering notifications
In the column header of the notification view in the Clearing Pool values can be selected to filter the
notification list.
Figure 4-23: Filter values
► Select any of the available filter values or All to display all entries.
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4.4.1.4 Additional grouping options
In an EDM environment with several lines it may happen that one and the same object is changed
on more than one line and by different users. For a better overview, some additional grouping
options are now available to change the hierarchy of the tree view in the Clearing Pool:
Figure 4-24: Grouping options
Depending on the grouping, building the tree may take some time.
4.5 EDM notifications
The EDM notifications subsystem converts the change notifications received from the lines into a
human-readable form and distributes these to the appropriate locations. The type of messages
sent and the recipients of the messages can be configured.
4.6 EDM configuration
The EDM configuration is the central location for configuring the customized settings. There you
will find the functionality to
● create and administer application templates
● configure the EDM notifications
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4.7 EDM Line Service
The EDM Line Service is the counterpart to the EDM Master Service and performs the following
tasks:
● It sends requests to the master service, receives requests from it and forwards them for
processing to the EDM Client.
● It receives and processes push data packages and supplies status information to the EDM
master.
● Furthermore, it monitors the changes made by users to the local SIPLACE Pro database,
documents the changes and sends them to the master service for entry in the Clearing Pool.
4.8 EDM filter configuration
The EDM filter configuration configures filters that block irrelevant events, preventing them from
opening a comment dialog and generating a notification.
The filtered events are written in the log file EdmService_NotificationFilter.log in the folder
…\logs\EdmService\. The file specifies which events are filtered (-) or accepted (+) by which rules.
The names of the filter rules are identified by [RF].
NOTICE
To activate the changes, the current file log4net.config must be installed in the folder
\config on the line. This is done automatically in the event of a fresh installation. If,
however, keep the configuration is selected during the installation, the file must be
copied and overwritten manually.
EDM filter configuration at the EDM Client
The default EDM filter has been extended so that fewer changes are received by the EDM Line
Service than in previous versions. All filters may now be enabled or disabled in the filter editor
using the check boxes.
A number of filter rules have also been added that are flagged with OPT as the first part of the filter
comment. These filters are required for level-3 optimization at the EDM Client in order to hide
unnecessary comments.
4.8.1 New features
The following features have been added to the EDM filter configuration as of the EDM 1.10
Version.
4.8.1.1 EDM notification filtering on user
The EDM filter classes have been extended to support filtering by SIPLACE Pro and Windows user
names for both Line Server (notification) and Master Server (direct import/reject) filters. This
provides the possibility to automatically accept changes from experts without using the Clearing
Pool.
Additionally, these filters may be used to filter changes from certain applications/services, if they
are started as a different Windows user than SIPLACE Pro Desk.
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