Configuring asset types
Before you publish custom assets to Developer Portal, you must configure the asset type. You can add an asset type and configure its properties from the Manage asset types page.
About this task
This use case starts when you want to add a custom asset type and ends when you add the asset type and configure its properties.
In this example, consider adding the asset type, Microservice
with the following properties.
- Overview. A rich text field that states the overview of the asset (Microservice). This is an optional field.
- Microservice document. An option to upload a file (Microservice document). This is an optional field.
- Published On. A date time field to provide the date of the asset publish. This is an optional field.
- Author. A text field that provides the asset's author name. This is a mandatory field.
Procedure
What to do next
- You can perform the following steps after you add the list of properties.
- Edit the details of the field by clicking
. - Move the field up or down by clicking
or
. These fields appear in the order that they are created. You can modify the
properties according to your requirement. - Remove a field by clicking
.
- Edit the details of the field by clicking
- You can perform the following steps after you add an asset type.
- Add assets for the added type from the Manage asset page. For the procedure to add assets, see Adding custom assets to publish to webMethods Developer Portal.
- Customize the custom asset gallery and asset details pages. For more information, see Adding custom asset gallery to UI.
- Configure accessibility of the custom assets page. For information on configuring accessibility, see Assigning access to custom pages.
from the title bar and click