GReg Basic Filter Improvement - Starting
GReg Basic Filter Improvement - Feedbacks
I completed the project for GReg generic artifacts (go to the bottom of the page if you don't know what are generic artifacts). Now I have to do the same thing with inbuilt basic artifacts like Service, WSDL, Policy, Schema. In future all the artifact types will be defined with RXTs and there my current implementation will work for all. Till then I have to do the same changes with other inbuilt types.
So I decided to add the filter by LC and name to all inbuilt artifacts. But for services being the most important one we decided to have the full basic filter as in generic artifacts. following are some screen shots from the current state of the project.
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| Life cycle Filter (Use of negative filtering 'NOT') |
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| Life cycle Filter |
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| Other 'filter by' criteria will be followed by a text-box |
GReg generic artifacts - When you deploy a GReg instance you get some in built artifact types. But if you need to have your own Metadata type, you can define it yourself. WSO2 Governance Registry provides the flexibility to configure and extend its functionalities and capabilities. One of its configurable capabilities is its Metadata model, which can be extended in such a way that anyone can use it to store any custom type of data, such as Services, WSDLs, etc., which is already there. To do this, you only need to add an XML file (registry extension or .rxt file) which includes the new Metadata model artifact as a resource to the registry.
This section contains detailed information on how to create the registry extension file up to content element, how to create a content which describes the data model of the artifact, how to deploy your file in the WSO2 Governance Registry, and how to add a menu item by adding a menu element to the registry extension file. More information: http://docs.wso2.org/wiki/display/Governance411/Configurable+Governance+Artifacts
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