Enable OBIEE location-alias with Action Navigate to a Web Page

Shane Goodwin · July 29

Vicki,

I am happy to help and glad this can make such an impact to you and your company.

Basically - you have to try it to believe it. In Edit Action - URL, you simply use https:/../ instead of your system name. Picture added. Oracle in the UI will resolve this to the current system.

Vicki Parker · July 29

My dear friend. It worked! It worked! It worked!!! This is a HUGE game changer for us. I can't begin to thank you enough. You just lifted a HUGE load off my shoulders. Bless you. I hope your week is as perfect as the help you've given me. Thank you again. So much.

rajArun · August 21

Thank you, Shane.

It seems to be working in one instance. Not the other. Any ideas what could be the reason.

Shane Goodwin · August 22

rajArun,

Without any information on what you actually did, it is difficult to guess about what you did wrong.

My assumption if it is working on 1 but not the other is that you entered the url wrong on the one where it is not working. https:/../. Just make sure there is only 1 Forward Slash (/) after the https:. I have also made the mistake after entering URLs for 25 years to use https://, which does not work.

Regards,

Shane

rajArun · August 22

Hey Shane,

Thank you for your response.

This is what I have used in both instances. Not sure if this has something to do with access? I am able to see the POs in the OTBI analysis, so I am assuming I have access to view the PO.

https:/../fndSetup/faces/deeplink?objType=@{1}&objKey=poHeaderId=@{2}&action=@{3}

I also tried

https:/../fscmUI/faces/deeplink?objType=@{1}&objKey=poHeaderId=@{2}&action=@{3}

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