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Yeung Shing Keith

Hi,

We create a custom app tile in spring board and calling OIC visual builder application. As you can see below screen, the static URL is point to PROD and TEST. If you do a P2T, the PROD URL will be copy to TEST. And we need to change it every time after P2T as post cloning activity. Is there a way to set this link as dynamic link so that we do not need to change every time.

Thank and best regards,

Keith Yeung

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gclampitt

Hi we had similar requirement for a tile link to analysis.

Solution was to remove the POD info from the URL

eg instread of
https://<yourpod>/analytics/saw.dll?…..
change to
https:../../analytics/saw.dll?……

then don't need to change during P2T

See if that works for you

Yeung Shing Keith

@gclampitt

I know this solution for analytic report. But this is not an analytic report. This is a link to the integration visual builder custom build application. Do you have any idea?

Thank and best regards,

Keith Yeung

gclampitt

hi yes …so just try the same solution as for analytics - removed the pod info….
i don't know if this will work or not but its worth a try

Yeung Shing Keith

Thank @gclampitt It will not work because it /../ is refer to fusion application POD URL and not OIC URL link.

gclampitt

ah yes sorry i misunderstood the initial question….not sure if that is achievable then

Nathan CCC

Hi,

I think this is a generic internet protocol

not specific particularly to OTBI or even Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications

just about being a relative path so dot dot ".." means go up one folder in the path

in OTBI you are always 1 folder down in analytics/

so .. takes you back up to the root of your url like xxx.fa.ocs.oraclecloud.com/

The problem here is that the URL to VB is not relative to Fusion Applications - it a different URL altogether in OIC.

Nathan CCC

As a solution all I can think is that you add n mutually exclusive buttons one link to production others with link to non production then some sort of condition to show or hide based on if you can test what environment you are in?

Yeung Shing Keith

@Nathan CCC Thank you for your excellent idea. I have a workaround solution now.