RE: [epf-dev] Properties table on Descriptor pages

[Charles Yan <cyan@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Actually, you can customize your WBS
editor columns in EPF preference page ( screen shot below ). If you remove
some of the columns from the WBS editor,
publish will not publish those removed columns.

Charlie Yan
IBM Dev Manager
EPF Composer Dev Lead
Phone: 408-463-5137

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Thanks for your help, Kelvin.
It will be very very usefull.
 
Regards,
Maciel

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Subject: Re: [epf-dev] Properties table on Descriptor pages

Currently, EPF Composer does not provide such customization via the UI. If you are familiar with XSL, edit the \layout\xsl\task_descriptor.xsl in the org.eclipse.epf.library plug-in and comment out the following line:

<xsl:call-template name="propertiesSection"/>

Regards,
Kelvin

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Hello,

  Is there a way to publish a delivery process without that Properties table(the one which tells about Multiple Occurrences, Event-Driven, etc) on descriptor pages?

  Some may agree with me that that table consumes considerable space on screen and could be reduced to a very small information table or even to a graphical notation (after publishing I´m working with regex scripts to replace that information with icons).

Regards,
Maciel
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