Teamcenter

Teamcenter1Getting Started1.1Getting Started with Teamcenter1.1.1Overview of TeamcenterTeamcenter is a virtual gateway to your company’s product information connecting all who need to collaborate with product and process knowledge. Teamcenter enables you to digitally manage your product and manufacturing data in the context of the product lifecycle. Using Teamcenter you can:∙Provide all users in your global organization access to data in real time. (全域实时访问控制)∙Manage product configuration. (产品配置管理)∙Control design changes and approvals. (变更管理)∙Provide information to downstream applications, such as enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. (信息集成与共享)Note: Edit→Options→Index (Preference); 系统参数配置；Windows→Preference; 本地参数配置；use your mouse or your keyboard arrows to select the perspective to display.1.1.2Business Modeler IDE interfaceThe Business Modeler IDE (Integrated Development Environment) is a tool for configuring basic functionality and for customizing the data model of your Teamcenter installation. It is installed using Teamcenter Environment Manager (TEM).The Business Modeler IDE is intended for business analysts who are responsible for tailoring Teamcenter for use at their companies. Users of the IDE must have a thorough understanding of how to perform end-user tasks with Teamcenter, and have some knowledge of the data model items used in Teamcenter.Use the IDE to create:∙Business objectsBusiness objects are the fundamental objects used to model business data. Create business objects to represent product parts, documents, change processes, and so on. Business objects are also known as types.∙ClassesClasses are the persistent representations of the data model schema, and provide attributes to business objects. Classes are also known as the persistent object model (POM).∙AttributesAttributes are item characteristics, such as name, number, description, and so on. Attributes are attached to classes and business objects. All children of a class or business object inherit their parents' attributes.∙Lists of valuesLists of values (LOVs) are pick lists of values. They are commonly accessed by end users from a menu at the end of a data entry field.∙OptionsOptions are miscellaneous items such as change objects, units of measure, notes, and so on.∙RulesRules define the business rules that govern how objects are handled, including how they are named, what actions can be undertaken on them, and so on. Creating rules is also known as business modeling.1.1.3Using explicit checkoutYou can set the Export files on checkout option to YES to lock the dataset for everyone, including the person who holds the checkout.When a dataset is checked out during export, the named references are exported to a local operating system directory and can be modified locally outside of the Teamcenter environment.When the dataset is checked into the database, any modifications to the named reference files are automatically imported into the database.Note If your site has the TC_Auto_Checkout preference set to OFF, you must use Export files on checkout to save modifications to a dataset named reference.The exported named reference can be modified outside Teamcenter. Whenmodification is complete, the dataset must be checked in through Teamcenter.To explicitly check out an object, the following conditions must be met:The object must not be checked out by another user.You must have write access to the object.The object cannot be archived.1.1.4Controlling data access and ownership1.1.4.1Rules-based protectionRules-based protection is configured by your administrator and includes conditions or rules that control access to objects. These rules affect your entire Teamcenter site and are enforced by the Access Manager (AM).Rules provide security for your Teamcenter data by:Controlling access to data on a global basis.Determining whether a user has permission to view or perform an action on an object.Filtering data according to the attributes of the data.Granting privileges to the data according to the users' IDs and their session context (the group and role they used to log on).Rules are defined by a combination of:A condition.A value for the condition.An access control list (ACL) that grants privileges to accessors.The condition and value identify the set of objects to which the rule applies; the ACL defines the privileges granted to users (accessors).User actions against objects cause the rule tree to be evaluated to dynamically build an access control list for the object. The ACL controls permissions for the object and determines who (accessors) can do what (actions) to the object.1.1.4.2Object-based protectionObject-based protection uses access control lists (ACL) to create exceptions to rules-based protection on an object-by-object basis. Object ACLs are most useful for either granting wider access or limiting access to a specific object.Object-based protection uses access control lists (ACLs) to create exceptions to rules-based protection on an object-by-object basis.Object ACLs are most useful when you need to:Grant wider access to a specific object.Limit access to a specific object.Teamcenter uses ACLs to determine access to an object. Users with proper permissions can override the ACL for an object to grant or deny permissions for certain users but only when the rule tree allows.For example, the rule tree does not allow object-based access rules to override the rules-based protection when:An object has an assigned status.The object access rule is granted in a workflow.1.2Getting Started with Automotive Edition1.2.1Ministering Teamcenter Automotive Edition???APPENDIX1. GLOSSARYAcronym Definition TCCS Teamcenter client communication system。