This only removes certain columns in the WBS table. The Properties section
table in the descriptor pages will still be displayed. I think Marcel wants
to hide the Properties section table.
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Kelvin
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Actually, you can customize your WBS editor columns in EPF preference page
( screen shot below ). If you remove
some of the columns from the WBS editor, publish will not publish those
removed columns.
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Thanks for your help, Kelvin.
It will be very very usefull.
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Currently, EPF Composer does not provide such customization via the UI. If
you are familiar with XSL, edit the \layout\xsl\task_descriptor.xsl in the
org.eclipse.epf.library plug-in and comment out the following line:
<xsl:call-template name="propertiesSection"/>
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Hello,
Is there a way to publish a delivery process without that Properties
table(the one which tells about Multiple Occurrences, Event-Driven, etc) on
descriptor pages?
Some may agree with me that that table consumes considerable space on
screen and could be reduced to a very small information table or even to a
graphical notation (after publishing I´m working with regex scripts to
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