Wed, 2023-10-18 09:00

Hi,
Is it possible to create a favourite within the editable repository view in ARIS? So when clicked you are taken straight to the place where you can open the model to edit?
I can see where I can create a favourite when I am in the Published Content view, but not the other.
Thanks,
Leanne
Tags: ARIS 10
Hi Leanne,
To my knowledge that doesn't work. What I find useful is the the "recently used" option in the edit view which displays the models you have recently worked on- maybe that helps :)
Best,
Veronika
Hello Leanne,
you can only create favourites in the Connect portal from the published content view.
But most other views can be saved as browser bookmarks or copied from the browser address bar. Some examples:
Group path in Demo DB "United Motor Group": /Main group
Link address to this group in repository view:
{yourarisdomain.com}/#default/repository/a.group.United%20Motor%20Group.SnE94F0CEeMP2v2B6YbX4g
Link address in repository view Main group with structuring model "UMG REPOSITORY" selected/checked:
{yourarisdomain.com}/#default/repository/a.model.United%20Motor%20Group.vyqdYHy4EdwnKQALzQzOTg
Link address to structuring model "UMG REPOSITORY" in published content view:
{yourarisdomain.com}/#default/item/c.MT_STRCT_DGM.United%20Motor%20Group.vyqdYHy4EdwnKQALzQzOTg.-1
Link address to structuring model "UMG REPOSITORY" in Connect Designer edit mode
{yourarisdomain.com}/#default/thinclient/c.MT_STRCT_DGM.United%20Motor%20Group.vyqdYHy4EdwnKQALzQzOTg.-1
This is the generic address pattern:
{yourarisdomain.com}/#{tenantName}/{viewName}/{component}.{objectType}.{dbName}.{encodedObjectGUID}.{versionSpecifier}
{tenantName} = default
{viewName} can be
item = published content
repository
thinclient = Connect Designer edit mode
{component} = a for repository? c for models
{objectType} = group|model|API-Name of a model type
{dbName} = Name of the database, blanks must be URL-encoded as "%20"
{encodedObjectGUID} is the encoded, shortened GUID of a group or model.
As a fallback Connect can resolve the model GUID (cf. model properties) in its canonical form as well,
e.g. "bf2a9d60-7cb8-11dc-2729-000bcd0cce4e" for the structuring model "UMG REPOSITORY"
{versionSpecifier} is optional, -1 means the workplace version/HEAD revision of a versioned database
Regards, Martin