# 8. Provisioning View: What's New

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## 1. Provisioning Request Definitions: Setting Properties on Multiple Provisioning Request Definitions

You can now select multiple Provisioning Request Definitions in the Provisioning view and set a number of common properties.

The properties you can set include:

- Category
- Status
- Notify by Email
- Restrict View
- Generate Comments
- Default Status
- Trustee Rights

## 2. Provisioning Request Definitions: New Category Hierarchy

In the Provisioning view, you can now organize your Provisioning Request Definitions by category. You define the list of available categories by adding Values to the Provisioning Category list (available under the Lists node of the Directory Abstraction Layer editor). Use the Overview tab of the Provisioning Request Definition Editor to define the category for a Provisioning Request Definition.

## 3. User Application Driver: Configuring Default Locale

You can now configure the User Application driver's default locale using the following dialog box (for User Application driver Version 3.5.1 and later). For lower versions (3.0.1 and 3.5), the dialog is read-only.

The default locale is used to display content when a match for the user's locale cannot be found.

## 4. User Application Driver: Configuring Supported Locales

By default, the User Application driver supports a set of standard locales. Beginning with Version 3.5.1 of the User Application driver, you can add new locales. For earlier versions (3.0.1 and 3.5), you can display a read-only list of supported locales.

To access the Supported Locales dialog:

1. Open the Provisioning view.
2. Select the User Application driver, right-click, then select Configure > Locales.

The following dialog displays for a Version 3.5 User Application driver. The dialog text indicates that users cannot edit the locales list because the version does not support it.

For a Version 3.5.1 User Application driver, you see a dialog with two tabs. The Locales tab allows you to add new locales to the list of supported locales.

The Resource Groups tab (also called Localization Resource Groups) is used if you install a non-standard language pack.

Contact your Novell, Inc. sales representative for more details on non-standard language packs.

| Other Enhancements & Bug Fixes
| When importing Provisioning objects from another driver, the objects don't appear modified - Click here for details... Add ability to copy objects within the PV - Click here for details... Copy/Paste should be disabled for DAL objects - Click here for details... Should be able to import selected PRDs - Click here for details... Import object should allow for multi-select items of the same type - Click here for details... Export to File is Corrupting Japanese Characters - Click here for details... Using Open With on the Navigation View changes how other Views present the Approval Flow - Click here for details... Add Preference to turn off validation of display names for all supported locales - Click here for details...

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