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Adding New Security Labels or Label Values
New security labels or new security label values can be added by following some of the steps used for initially configuring security labels.
To add a new security label, complete the following steps:
1. Specify the display name and description for the new security label. For more information, see Define Security Labels.
2. For standard security labels, specify the display names and descriptions for the new security label values. For more information, see Define Standard Security Label Values.
3. Add a SecurityLabel element for each new standard security label, and SecurityLabelValue element for each new standard security label value to the security labels configuration file. Add a CustomSecurityLabelValue element for each new custom security label, and CustomSecurityLabelValue element for the custom security label values to the security labels configuration file. For more information, see Edit the Security Labels Configuration File and Custom Security Labels.
4. Add the new security label to the LogicalAttributesSite.xml file. For more information, see Edit LogicalAttributesSite.xml.
5. If your site uses object initialization rules, ensure that object initialization rules can be created for the new security label. For more information, see Add Security Labels to RuleConfigurableTypeAttribute.properties.
6. Specify the attribute handler for the new security label. For more information, see Specify Attribute Handler for Label Attribute.
7. Clear your Windchill cache by deleting the infoengine folder from the <Windchill>/tasks/codebase/com directory.
8. Restart your method server to make the configuration changes effective.
To add new security label values to existing standard security labels, complete the following steps:
1. Specify the display names and descriptions for the new security label values. For more information, see Define Security Labels.
2. In the security labels configuration file, add a SecurityLabelValue element for each new label value to the SecurityLabel element for the security label. For more information, see Edit the Security Labels Configuration File.
3. If necessary, review the object initialization rules set for security labels to see if any need to be updated.
4. Restart your method server to make the configuration changes effective.
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