How to add a node under webtop's Administation browertree?

Hi, all.

I need to add a node under webtop's administration browser tree. But it doesn't work as well as i thought.

#Both webtop and CS is version 6.0 SP1.

My definition is as the following:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
<config version="1.0">
    <scope>
      <component modifies="administration:/webtop/config/administration_component.xml">
            <replace path="nlsbundle">
                <nlsbundle>
                    com.mycompany.component.administration.MyAdministrationNlsPro
                </nlsbundle>
            </replace>
            <!--
                appends the "My Administration" node to Webtop/DA browser
                tree
            -->
            <insert path="nodes">
                <filter role='administrator'>
                <node componentid="myadministration">
                    <icon>mynodeicon.gif</icon>
                    <label>
                        <nlsid>MSG_MY_ADMINISTRATION</nlsid>
                    </label>
                    <handlerclass>
                        com.documentum.webtop.webcomponent.administration.ChildNavigationNode
                    </handlerclass>
                </node>
             </filter
            </insert>
        </component>
        <component id="myadministration" extends="nodemanagement:/webcomponent/config/admin/nodemanagement/nodemanagement_component.xml">
            <nlsbundle>com.mycompany.component.administration.MyNodeManagementNlsProp</nlsbundle>
            <nodes>
                <node componentid='component1'>
                    <icon>component1.gif</icon>
                    <label>
                        <nlsid>MSG_COMPONENT1</nlsid>
                    </label>
                    <handlerclass>com.documentum.webtop.control.BrowserNavigationNode
                    </handlerclass>
                    <description>
                        <nlsid>MSG_COMPONENT1_DESCRIPTION</nlsid>
                    </description>
                </node>
                <node componentid='component2'>
                    <icon>component2.gif</icon>
                    <label>
                        <nlsid>MSG_COMPONENT2</nlsid>
                    </label>
                    <handlerclass>com.documentum.webtop.control.BrowserNavigationNode
                    </handlerclass>
                    <description>
                        <nlsid>MSG_COMPONENT2_DESCRIPTION</nlsid>
                    </description>
                </node>
            </nodes>
        </component>
    </scope>
</config>

And the file in folder /custom/strings/com/mycompany/component/administration/MyAdministrationNlsPro.properties is like this:

# To include the com.documentum.webcomponent.library.administration.AdministrationNlsProp
# file, by the way you can use keys in that file
NLS_INCLUDES=com.documentum.webcomponent.library.administration.AdministrationNlsPropMSG_MY_ADMINISTRATION=My Administration

But the node's label in the browser tree always displayed as yyMSG_MY_ADMINISTRATIONyy.

Is there any other way to do this?

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Comments

dnvhariprasad

Did you add nlsbundle definition in your component definition?

<nlsbundle>com.mycompany.component.administration.MyAdministrationNlsPro.properties</nlsbundle>

zhoujz

I don't think the tag is <nlsbundle>com.mycompany.component.administration.MyAdministrationNlsPro.properties</nlsbundle>,

It's <nlsbundle>com.mycompany.component.administration.MyAdministrationNlsPro</nlsbundle>.

And, did you see the

<replace path="nlsbundle">
<nlsbundle>com.mycompany.component.administration.MyAdministrationNlsPro</nlsbundle>

</replace>?

I think it's the same as

<nlsbundle>com.mycompany.component.administration.MyAdministrationNlsPro</nlsbundle>

in the component definition.

dnvhariprasad

I am sorry. You are right. I did not check your thread properly. Also you should add .properties..

Are you able to solve the problem?

zhoujz

Do you mean add .properties in the <nlsbundle>...</nlsbundle> element?

If you mean this, I think you are wrong. You don't need to add .properties to it.

dnvhariprasad

I am really stupid not checking what I am typing. I dont mean that... I just wanted to check whether you solved your problem or not...

I suggest you to verify whether the correct properties is loading or not by using formtracing. You can implement tracing by accessing webtop\wdk\tracing.jsp

Select FormInfoComments check box and access the component.

Once the component is loaded right click on the browser and view source of the page. Verify the properties file is correctly pointing to your or not..