Action Model Reports
Action model reports provide details about action sets, such as the set of actions displayed in a table row for an object of a certain type or the set of actions displayed on the toolbar of a table. Such details include the action model name and the name of the file in which the action model is defined.
The Action Model Report page allows you to search for action models. You can search by action model name, description, and model file. The search supports multiple search parameters, regular expressions, and case-insensitive matching.
Report Location
From the Navigator, browse to Customization > Tools > Action Model.
Generating an Action Model Report
Search for the action whose details you desire using the search criteria on the Action Model Report page:
Search supports:
Multiple search parameters
Regular expressions
Case-insensitive matching
Search Examples
For Action Model:
Default.* ==> Matches: "DefaultWizardButtons", "DefaultWizardButtonsNoApply", etc.
.*actions ==> Matches: "rule actions", "bookmark actions", "workitem actions", etc.
[a-z]*s ==> Matches: "ScmiWizardButtons", "relatedItems", "EditWizardButtons", etc.
.* ==> Matches: everything
For Model File:
Files must be located under <WT_HOME>\codebase\config\actions
You only need to specify the file name in the search criteria, not the file path. For example, Preference.* ==> Matches: <WT_HOME>\codebase\config\actions\Preference-actionModels.xml
Some matches may be deceiving due to include tags in XML files
Once you have entered your search criteria, click Search to display the matching action models:
To display the full action model report for one of the displayed action models, click the icon for it:
The “Description” attribute of the action model represents the text entered for the “description” subtag of the actionmodel tag, if any.
The “Order” attribute of an action is the order of the action within the actionmodel XML file.
If there is no information for an attribute of a particular action model, the line is shown blank.
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