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Status Not under consideration
Categories Social Program Management Platform
Created by Guest
Created on Jul 21, 2016

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Require the documentation about component folders and interdependencies at build time to be enhanced

Ensure that the purpose and use of the component folders in the EJBServer/component and Webclient/component are clearly described in customer documentation.

https:w3-01.sso.ibm.com/software/servdb/PMR/PmrRecord?&pmrno=59756&bno=499&cno=000&cdate=O13/10/03

Cover any identified use cases:
The teams might help with the following questions:
1. As you know, there is no particular standard for the creation of component folders, and teams can create a new component folder as required for their projects, so the current organization of the component folders could be a bit add-hoc. It could be useful I suppose to know which component folders are associated with particular components, but if the users don't need to actually use this information (if it is information-only), it doesn't advance them much. Besides an overview for information-only, do we have any clear use cases that might require users to know what is in any particular folder?

2. We don't understand this business impact, except as an indication that the components folders are misunderstood. In general, as I understand it, you install what you need, and then build everything you have. Are there specific exceptions to this rule that you know of?

Business impact:
It can be difficult to identify precisely which components are required for a particular deployment.

Customer Name North Carolina - Dept of Health and Human Services
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    • Guest
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      |       Apr 2, 2020

      Hi,

      We have reevaluated your request and have determined that it cannot be implemented at this time.

      Your request may be resubmitted for consideration after 12 months from the date of decline.

      Thank you for your interest in the Cúram SPM product.
      Shane McFadden, Cúram SPM Product Management team

    • Guest
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      |       Aug 6, 2016

      Hi,

      We acknowledge that this is a valid enhancement request. It will be considered for inclusion in a future release of the product. Thank you for your interest in the Cúram product.

      Thanks,
      Eloise O'Riordan, Cúram SPM Offering Management team