About Visualization Configuration Administration
Visualization Configuration Administration consists of Creo View Configuration and Publish Rules. Creo View Configurations allow watermark settings in Creo View to be configured from the server. Publish Rules are used to control publishing and post-publish behavior. With both configuration types, the system walks up the context hierarchy until it finds an applicable configuration object.
If you add a configuration at the Site level, it applies to the entire system. If you add a configuration at a specific Organization level, then the Organization’s configuration overrides the Site configuration for objects contained in the Organization and their children.
The same thing is true at the Product, Project, and Library level. Locating a configuration starts with the Product, Project, or Library context, then the Organization context, and finally the Site context.
For details about Publish Rules, see
About Publish Rules.
To access Visualization Configuration, click Visualization Configuration Administration on the Utilities page from the Site, Organizations, Products, Projects, or Libraries context.
All Visualization Configurations (in the context and child contexts) are listed on the Creo View Configurations table.
Adding Creo View Configurations and Publish Rules
Use the following procedure to add Creo View Configurations and Publish Rules:
1. Click the create configuration icon
.
The Create configuration window appears.
You can use the Configuration type field to specify a type for the configuration, which can be used to select a specific configuration for users with modify access.
2. Click Create.
| PTC recommends that you create only one Visualization Configuration per context. |
3. To add your configuration file, click the configuration type you created.
The “Files for [new configuration name]” table appears.
4. Click the add file icon
.
The Add New File table appears.
5. In the File Name field, enter the name of the file you want to add, or click Browse to find the file.
6. Click Add File. Repeat this action to add additional files.
To delete a configuration type or a file from the configuration type, click the delete icon
in the
Actions column of the appropriate table.
You can view the content of a configuration file by selecting the File Name link in the Files table.
