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Hi everyone..
While working on Windchill i found two differences.
on detail page of WTDocument, you will find the Attribute Table at bootom of page which listed all attributes related to documents ..Like "Created BY"
But when you try same thing with EPMDocument, you will see the Diffrence , you cant find the "Created By" filed in Attribute Table.
When i open Type and Attribute Manger, for both WTDoc and EPMDoc there is no Attribute "Created By" defined in Attribute List.
I tried to add this but i cant able to find the Attribute "Created By" Anywhere...
Anyone have Idea how to add " Created By " Attribute by Type and Attribute Manger.
Vivek
In my instance, the WTDocument details jsp includes document/attributes.jsp, which describes the "creator" attribute, but the EPMDocument details jsp only includes /netmarkets/jsp/util/showSoftAttributes.jspf. That would explain why Created By doesn't show up - it's modeled, not iba. Maybe you can change the EPMDocument details jsp to include an attributes.jsp instead.
I just want to add some extra information.
In windchill 10.1 you can see the attribute "Created By" through Type and Attribute Manager and its of type "Reference"
Wish I could help, but I don't have any 10 experience. I'd search properties/xconfs for lines containing a combination of following words (or something similar) wt.doc.WTDocument, attribute, creator. I'm guessing you can create a comparable entry for EPMDocument.
It's a shot in the dark, but I've got codebase\wt.adapter.delegates.properties with an entry:
DefaultAttributes.WCTYPE|wt.doc.WTDocument=name,number,checkoutInfo.state,department,description,docType,domainRef,folderingInfo.cabinet,format,iterationInfo.branchId,iterationInfo.creator,iterationInfo.identifier.iterationId,iterationInfo.latest,iterationInfo.modifier,iterationInfo.state,lock.date,locker.id,lock.note,masterReference,ownership.owner,teamId,lifeCycleAtGate,state.lifeCycleId,state.state,thePersistInfo.createStamp,thePersistInfo.modifyStamp,title,versionInfo.identifier.versionId,versionInfo.identifier.versionLevel
Maybe you can try a similar entry for EPMDocument
