*If the workflow status is set to Autopromote.  For 9.3.2 and above – the notification is sent regardless of the autopromote setting

Susan – 
If you want to prevent the Workflow itself from being used on a change that doesn’t contain affected items you should add the “Affected Item is Not Null” parameter to your Workflow Matching Criteria.

If it is okay to select the Wor

kflow itself without affected items, but Affected Items are required to enter a specific status – you should be able to add the “Affected Item is Not Null”parameter to all of the status criteria for that particular status. This way – if there is an attempt

to change to this status without affected items, the “If no criteria apply at exit” property is applied.
(I tried to post this all together – looks like some sort of bug)

Nelly – It is true that there are some fields that cannot be enabled/disabled using the ‘visible yes/no’ property in the Java Client.
You can work-around this, however, by removing any unwanted fields from the ‘applied to’ section of the’Read’ privile

I tried to post an answer as well, but only half of it showed up at first and now I’m not seeing anything.

Nelly – 
Some fields cannot be disabled using the ‘Visible yes/no’ property in the Java Client.
Try removing the fields from the

DJ – Again, these are just generic instructions for adding Certificate Authority to the JDK.  It r may not be necessary to add the CA to the end users machines for this particular issue.
You may, however, also need to add the key certificates to the Java keystore of  OAS, Tomcat, AutoVue, and/or JavaClient Java runtime environments (JRE) as well.  

There is a reference Doc (Doc ID 569235.1) available in the Oracle Support Knowledge Database detailing the steps for adding the certificates to each of these environments.

DJ –
In order to configure Agile’s LDAP settings to use a secure connection (LDAP over SSL [LDAPS]) to your LDAP servers it will be necessary to add your Root Certificates to the Agile servers Trusted Root Certification Authorities and Intermediate Certification Authorities.

The attached file includes steps for adding certificates to the Weblogic JDK.  This is not specific to Agile/LDAPS as the process for adding certificates to the certificate store of the JDK is generic, but hopefully this will help.

You may have your User Base DN and/or Group Base DN pointing to high in the AD hierarchy.  
You might want to check the configuration in the Java Client & Weblogic to make sure these are pointing to the right locations in the Active Directory Server.  

If the User Base DN and Group Base DN are pointing to the top of the hierarchy rather than where they are actually located in AD – it causes too many unrelated objects to be returned as well as slow performance issues.  Some of the objects can even cause the operation to fail.

I prefer to replace the Oracle Logo with a Custom Company Logo in Production ONLY and then create a custom Color Palette  to reflect corporate company colors.  (Wasn’t too difficult to get my hands on a corporate style guide for the correct colors to use.  Google is your friend when trying to find the right color code!)

Our main company colors are Green and Yellow, so when they log in and see those colors along with the company logo – they know they’re in the right place.  I’ll use something completely different, like “Torch Red” for Test so if they log into Test by mistake and see the Oracle Logo and that everything is red – its a very obvious difference.

Production – Company Logo & Company Colors (Green/Yellow)
Test – Oracle Logo & Red Everywhere

If distinct visual themes (and a little training) are not enough for users to tell the difference from one environment to the next – I think you may have bigger fish to fry than simply getting more text into the tool bar! 🙂