For the first time, the Archiect Modeler view has all of the graphical modeling tools that the Developer Modeler view has, with the following additional support:
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Now, as you switch Modeling modes (or views) in the Modeler, Designer remembers
and restores you to the Modeler view you were last in when you re-open the project. This helps you
to start again where you left off working.
If you add an application in the Modeler view by using the right-click context menu,
the application is located where you performed the mouse click (rather than
defaulting to the top-left corner, as before). This makes it
easier for you to put items where you want them to be with less steps.
In the DataFlow editor, you can now right-click on an eDir-to-eDir connection and have the
option to remove the connection.
Global Table Editor supports descending order sort on Name, Type, and Container columns. As you click the column header, it will switch
between ascending and descending modes. (Notice in the image below how the table is sorted in descending order based on the Type column).
Added the following new application to the Architect Modeler's palette:
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State Machine Service |
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State Machine Driver |
This driver has been hooked up to the State Machine Service application. This Service driver is the heart of the business logic module in the Resource Kit for Novell Identity Manager. The State Machine manages the new Process Architecture in the Resource Kit which is used for controlling employee processes, such as hire and termination or the complete life cycle. The State Machine actually does not care about the type of object a process is run for and thus processes can be run against any object. A generic process the State Machine manages is illustrated in the following diagram: ![]() |