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Searching for Participants in Administrative Clients

The following administrative clients use a common interface when searching for participants (users, groups, and organizations):

Policy Administration – When working with policy rules, you select

participants against which the rules are applied.

Life Cycle Template Administration – When defining an advanced life cycle

template, you can select participants as constituents for any of the roles defined for that life cycle template.

Team Administration – When defining team in a team template, you can select

participants as constituents for roles.

Workflow Template Administration – When defining activities, you can select

participants to complete each assigned activity.

In these administrative clients, the ability to locate users, groups, and organizations is determined by the administrator’s access permissions and by the search scope used within each of the services searched. The administrator who is performing the search must have Read permission for participants to appear in the search result.

The service’s default search scope is used to locate users and organizations (that is, the search scope configured in the service’s JNDI adapter).

In the administrative clients, user-defined groups can be displayed. The search scope of the selected directory service determines which groups are displayed. For more information, see Working with LDAP Directory Services on page 257

The methods used to display users, groups, or organizations within a participant search window are determined by setting participant search properties. Properties narrow the search and return participants with specific characteristics in the search results. By setting the following property values in the wt.properties file, you can change the behavior of the interface so that when the participants search window appears, it is automatically populated with all groups or organizations that are available.

For information about add, remove, and modify the properties in the Windchill property files, see the PTC Windchill Specialized Administration Guide.

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Search properties include:

Property Name

Properties.html

Max Count

com.ptc.net

 

markets.

 

userSearch.

 

maxCount

LDAP Query

wt.org.Ldap

Limit

QueryLimit

Search Property

Description

Function

Defines the

Controls how

maximum results

many results are

count

returned from the

 

search. The default

 

is set to 50,

 

limiting results to

 

50 returned

 

participants.

 

Note

 

If you have a

 

large number

 

of groups or

 

organizations,

 

then

 

automatically

 

populating the

 

participants

 

window with

 

them may take

 

a long period

 

of time. PTC

 

recommends

 

that you use

 

the default

 

setting for the

 

Max Count

 

property unless

 

you have a

 

small number

 

of groups and

 

organizations.

Defines the

Controls how

maximum result

many results

size that can be

LDAP sends to

requested by

Windchill. If the

Windchill using an

property is set to

LDAP query.

zero, the internally

 

configured LDAP

 

value is used

 

(typically 20000).

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Search Property

Property Name Properties.html Function

Description

If set to a lower value than the LDAP value, the value of this property is used. If set to a higher value than LDAP, then the LDAP configured value is used. The actual results returned to the user could be impacted by the com.ptc.net markets.user Search.max Count property.

Note

If your organization needs to limit communication with LDAP or if you will need to search on wide criteria that could return many results, PTC recommends that you use a value other than the default of zero

(0).

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Property Name

Required

Character Search

Invalid Characters

Properties.html

com.ptc.net

markets. participant Picker. requiredChar acter Search

com.ptc.net

markets. participant Picker. invalidChar acters

Search Property

Function Description

Defines the

Specifies the

minimum required

quantity of

characters

characters required

 

before a search

 

will begin. For

 

example, by

 

setting the

 

property to ‘3’, the

 

search requires

 

three characters in

 

at least one field.

 

The characters

 

limit the search

 

results to return

 

participants named

 

with the specified

 

characters. The

 

default is set to

 

‘0’; allowing any

 

quantity of

 

characters to be

 

used in a search.

Defines invalid

Specifies which

characters

characters are not

 

counted towards

 

the Required

 

Character Search

 

property. Special

 

characters, such as

 

asterisk (*), colon

 

(:), and comma (,)

 

are good

 

candidates to be

 

specified as

 

invalid characters.

 

For example, with

 

Required

 

Character Search

 

set at a minimum

 

quantity of 3, and

 

defining (*) as an

 

Invalid Character,

 

the search string

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Search Property

Property Name Properties.html Function

Description

(ma*) would not be allowed because the asterisk is not counted as a character. However, the search string (mat*) would allow a search to run because the search string has at least 3 valid characters.

The default setting defines the space character (_) as invalid for use in a search.

Note

The Required Character Search property must be set to 1 or higher in order to use Invalid Characters property settings.

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Property Name Properties.html

Leading Wildcard com.ptc.net

Allowed markets. participant Picker. leadingWild card Allowed

Principal Wildcard com.ptc.net

Search markets. user.princi pal Wildcard Search

Search Property

Description

Function

Allows or prohibits

Controls whether a

leading wildcards

leading wildcard

 

character (*) is

 

allowed in a search

 

field. The default

 

is set to true; a

 

leading wildcard

 

character is

 

allowed as a

 

search parameter.

 

Setting this

 

property to false

 

may help increase

 

search

 

performance.

Enhances search to

Adds wildcards on

find search content

either side of the

within participant

specified search

names

characters to

 

return any result

 

that contains those

 

characters

 

anywhere in the

 

participant name.

 

The default is set

 

to true; wildcards

 

are automatically

 

added to search

 

characters.

 

Setting this

 

property to false

 

may help increase

 

search

 

performance.

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