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Step 6. Edit the Security Labels Configuration File - Required
A security labels configuration file is provided out-of-the-box in the following location:
<Windchill>/conf/securityLabelsConfiguration.xml
where <Windchill> is the installed location of your Windchill solution.
You can copy this file to the <Windchill>/wtSafeArea/ptcOrig/conf and <Windchill>/wtSafeArea/siteMod/conf directories and edit the file in the safe area for your configuration, or create a new file in your safe area. The final location of your security labels configuration file will be specified using a property later in this configuration. This procedure uses the provided securityLabelsConfiguration.xml.
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A sample configuration file, named securityLabelsConfiguration_sample.xml, is located in the same directory as the out-of-the-box configuration file. This sample configuration file contains sample data and detailed comments about the configuration file components. While the sample configuration file includes sample data similar to the example configuration used in this guide, actual values from your system are required to successfully configure security labels.
The content of the securityLabelsConfiguration.xml file consists of a single, complex XML element named SecurityLabelsConfiguration.
When you initially open the securityLabelsConfiguration.xml file, you see the following:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE SecurityLabelsConfiguration
SYSTEM "securityLabelsConfiguration.dtd">
<SecurityLabelsConfiguration enabled="false">
</SecurityLabelsConfiguration>
To enable security labels, make the following changes within the configuration file:
If you are enabling agreements, add the AgreementConfiguration element and its subelements.
For each standard security label, add a SecurityLabel element and its subelements.
For each custom security label, add a CustomSecurityLabel element and its subelements.
For more information about custom security labels, see Enabling Custom Security Labels.
Change the value of the enabled parameter on the SecurityLabelsConfiguration element from false to true:
<SecurityLabelsConfiguration enabled="true">
Details of these changes are provided in the following sections. When you have made all of your changes, save and close the security labels configuration file.