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I am working on a customization to a Audit report that is exported from ARCM (ARIS Risk and Compliance Manager). There's a customization xml file which allow's me to customize the report forms and tables, however it doesn't allow me to insert images.
I have been told that I need to follow this steps:
1-> place my image bazinga.png inside <JSP dir>/design/default/images. 2-> create a custom renderer extending BaseViewArisReportRenderer and overwrite getRenderedIconPath(…). Since I only want to return this image i should always return the relative path “default/bazinga.png”. 3-> add the renderer mapping inside “uiClassMappings.xml”. 4-> use this renderer inside my report definition for a < arisreporttablecell> or <arisreportoutput> (by specifying attribute “rendererID”)I am having some problems in creating the custom renderer (step 2) as well as knowing where is the "rendererID" going to be specified. Can anyone help me a bit please.
Thank you
Generally, any customization of ARCM should be done by SAG internal employees. However, qualified customers may tweak the application by adding some custom xml configuration at their own risk, which we don't recommend. We can't give any support for the development and the results.
Complex customization including Java programming is clearly restricted to SAG employees. We don't provide our Customizing toolkit and the necessary Java sources to external persons. Any unauthorized use is prohibited.
For internal persons, we usually provide limited customizing support in the "Ask ARIS GRC" mailing group which is listed in the SAG Outlook address book. This is the place where all our customizing experts listen.
I'm not sure about your status, at least I can't find you in the SAG employees database. If you're an internal who can access the mailing group mentioned above, please address to the specialists there. You'll also need access to our R&D Wiki to download the customizing toolkit. Otherwise, please contact your SAG sales representative for an offer to meet your requirements.
Best regards,
Udo Walsch
