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Relationship tab view according to classification

dkahraman — Tue, 17 Jul 2018 04:48:17 GMT

Hello! We use Innovator 11 SP9 Build No 6549 I've created a new relationship to the part item (Part Harness). We would like to use this tab for only "Component" Classification. I know we can create multiple Part Forms and Views for different classifications but I do not know how to display relationship tab according to these. Can we make this happen by just admin configuration in the Innovator interface? thank you very much for your time.

Aras server code item is locked

diptasubhra10@gmail.com — Sat, 25 Apr 2020 08:14:57 GMT

I have created a lifecycle and workflow map and when I entering some data Aras server code item is locked exception is coming. Can anyone help?

3D CAD to PDF Conversion Task failed.

Nilesh — Tue, 18 Feb 2020 09:38:14 GMT

Hello,

I am trying 3D CAD to PDF conversion in aras innovator 12.

Conversion task is failing with error message as "'OnConvert' event handler failed, for more details look at the handler error field."

It look like conversion task is failing for 'OnConvert' Event which call 'InvokeStandardConvertor' method.

Someone Please help me out, Why Conversion Task is failing?

Also getting this error message in CONVERSIONTASKHANDLERERROR

Aras.ConversionFramework.Exceptions.ItemErrorException: Line number 15, Error Number: CS1002, ; expected
Line number 15, Error Number: CS1513, } expected
Line number 15, Error Number: CS1002, ; expected
at Aras.ConversionFramework.Models.DAL.ItemContext.AssertItem(Item item) in C:\Builds\CI\15974\Innovator.git\CompilableCode\ConversionFramework\ConversionManager\Models\DAL\ItemContext.cs:line 120
at Aras.ConversionFramework.Models.ConversionTaskEventHandler.Execute(ConversionTask task) in C:\Builds\CI\15974\Innovator.git\CompilableCode\ConversionFramework\ConversionManager\Models\ConversionTaskEventHandler.cs:line 220
at Aras.ConversionFramework.Models.ConversionTask.ExecuteEventHandlers(ConversionTaskEventType eventType) in C:\Builds\CI\15974\Innovator.git\CompilableCode\ConversionFramework\ConversionManager\Models\ConversionTask.cs:line 349

Thanks.

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Access Control In Aras Innovator

AJ Sebastian — Tue, 19 Mar 2019 13:00:00 GMT

Controlling access is one of the bigger puzzles any system administrator faces. There are two different challenges to consider when it comes to permissions. The first challenge is authentication, which involves ensuring the user is who they say they are. The second challenge is authorization, which deals with what a user can or cannot have access to. The standard Aras permission model and our two new access control policies provide configurable solutions to the latter - authorization.

This blog will be a high-level overview of the three types of access control built into the Aras Innovator platform: role-based permissions, MAC policies, and DAC policies. Future posts will go more in-depth and explain how you can use these services to implement common use cases.

Role-Based Access Control

The standard permissions model, an example of role-based access control, revolves around the Permissions ItemType. These permissions will be assigned to an ItemType and will dictate how different identities can interact with the given ItemType. Below is a standard permission named “New Part.” Different groups and individual identities have different levels of access, and this can change based on the life cycle state of the part itself. Standard permissions are powerful but cannot vary based on the context item.

Mandatory Access Control

Mandatory Access Control (MAC) policies are attribute-based, meaning access can be defined based on properties/attributes of both the user and any item the user is viewing. This allows for military-style security scenarios, where a user with a high security clearance level may access items with a lower security clearance level, even though they may not have access provided by the explicit permissions defined on the item. This image shows how a MAC policy can be used to restrict access on documents with a "top secret" clearance level while allowing all users access to unclassified documents.

MAC policies also allow admins to restrict a user's access based on their physical location. A user with read/write access in their primary facility may only have read access at other sites.

Domain Access Control

Domain Access Control (DAC) was designed to support project-based access scenarios where users are given access to items related to individual projects or domains. These domains are dynamic, allowing the permissions to shift with the scope of a project. The image below shows how a DAC policy should work.

Each project in the above example could have its own DAC definition, meaning each project can have its own specific policy. Each user can be a member of multiple teams, giving them access to multiple projects. DAC policies work out of the box with the other two types of access control. Combining all three methods is the best way to ensure that authorized users are the only ones with access to the correct items. With proper configuration, you can have more complex policies, which allow for something similar to the diagram below.

Closing Thoughts

These policies have a lot of moving parts. Configuring any of these solutions will take some trial and error to find the best fit for your situation. This has been a very brief conceptual overview of the different types of access control within Aras Innovator. In the coming weeks, we'll publish examples of both MAC and DAC policies. We'll also be releasing a community project which has examples of both types of policy.

ECO simpllification

dkahraman — Thu, 13 Jun 2019 07:21:34 GMT

Hi,

I simplified the Express ECO workflow.

start-->submit-->draft changes-->review-->close change

I am using the Express ECO lifecycle :

new--> in planning--> in work -->in review--> released

there is no problem for parts from Preliminary to Released. But when I try to change a released part, for Express ECO "In Work" state, the part does not go the "In Change" state. I think a confusing situation occurs but I can not find the solution.

thanks

Duygu

InBasket Task Configuration

dkahraman — Thu, 30 May 2019 06:16:25 GMT

Hi all,

we use SP9.

Users want to see the "title" or "Affected Item" of Work Item in the InBasket main grid. I investigated the InBasket Task item and Express DCO item type for example. But I could not manage it. Is there a way to do that?

thanks

Duygu

Express ECO Impact Matrix Affected Item Visibility

dkahraman — Mon, 13 May 2019 12:36:24 GMT

Hi all,

some users cannot see the Parts in the Impact Matrix grid for Express ECO.

I checked permissions but I couldn't find the exact place to fix it.

Where should I look?

thanks

Duygu

Error for the New Workflow for Components

dkahraman — Fri, 10 May 2019 05:54:22 GMT

Hi,

I would like to simplify the Express ECO workflow for "component" classification Parts. I created a new Express ECO workflow by saving as the original.

I am using an internal method to get different workflows for different classifications. So I defined the new workflow for the "Components" in the method.

I deleted "In Planning" activity in this new workflow. However, I get the below. I can not understand what the exact error is and how to fix it.

"Aras.Server.Core.ItemIsLockedException"

thanks

Duygu

Filter List from Part Classification

dkahraman — Fri, 29 Mar 2019 12:34:21 GMT

Hi,

instead of classification field in the PART item type, if we want to define subtypes in a separate field in the PART form how can we configure the filter list?

For example, we have component types as Capacitors, Resistors, etc. For Capacitors, we have a detailed subtype list and we want to define them as filter list.

thank you

Duygu

ECO Workflow tasks according to Project Item type

dkahraman — Thu, 28 Feb 2019 08:29:48 GMT

Hi,

I want to relate Express ECO with Project Item type. I will define the Review assignment for Project Manager.

Then the workflow task is created for Jack (Project Manager of A Project), or for Mary (Project Manager of B Project).

How can I achieve this?

thanks

Duygu

Dynamic Workflow for DCO

dkahraman — Wed, 06 Feb 2019 06:54:38 GMT

Hi,

I want to have multiple workflows for different DCO subclasses. I've seen a code here but I can not work with it.

the code is :

switch (classification)

{

case "DCO I":

wflMapName = "Express DCO-I";

break;

case "DCO II":

wflMapName = "Express DCO-II";

break;

}

Item wflMap = inn.getItemByKeyedName("Workflow Map",wflMapName);

Item wfl = this.instantiateWorkflow(wflMap.getID());

Multilevel BOM Weight Report

dkahraman — Thu, 31 Jan 2019 05:57:06 GMT

Hi,

where can I see the multi-level BOM weight report?

thanks,

Duygu

Test BOM

dkahraman — Mon, 25 Feb 2019 10:37:21 GMT

Hi,

is there a way to add Test BOMs into the Innovator like M-BOM? We want to manage test media and all their data in ARAS.

thanks

How to multiple DCOs

dkahraman — Tue, 05 Feb 2019 13:13:26 GMT

Hi,

is it possible to have multiple DCOs? Because we want to have a different workflow for different documents.

How to do this?

thanks,

dkahraman さんの グループ アクティビティ

Relationship tab view according to classification

Aras server code item is locked

3D CAD to PDF Conversion Task failed.

Ask A Question I

Access Control In Aras Innovator

Role-Based Access Control

Mandatory Access Control

Domain Access Control

Closing Thoughts

ECO simpllification

InBasket Task Configuration

Express ECO Impact Matrix Affected Item Visibility

Error for the New Workflow for Components

Filter List from Part Classification

ECO Workflow tasks according to Project Item type

Dynamic Workflow for DCO

Multilevel BOM Weight Report

Test BOM

How to multiple DCOs

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