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Introduction

Branding in NBIA is accomplished by editing and or replacing the objects in the branding folders found in /software/common/resources/branding.  The nbia folder contained within is the default branding for NBIA.  The sub folder images contains the customizable images for the application, they include:

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• appFooter.xhtml - The footer of the application
• appHeader.xhtml - The header of the application
• branding.properties - Contains the application name property
• ccHeader.xhtml - Legacy file for cancer center logos, to be removed
• footer.xhtml- Legacy file for footers, to me removed
• legalRules.xhtml - Legal rules when signing up
• mainLayout.xhtml - Layout with session timer
• mainLayoutTemplate.xhtml - Overall layout of the application
• mainLayoutWithoutSessionTimeout.xhtml- Layout without session timer
• mainMenu.xhtml - Top menu bar
• ncia_messages.properties - Various messages used in the application
• nciHeader.xhtml - Application header
• quickLinks.xhtml - External links
• sessionExpired.jsp - Page shown when session expires
• siteMap.xhtml - Site map at bottom of page
• slideshow.css - CSS for the slideshow page
• styleSheet.css - Main CSS for the application
• subMenu.xhtml - Sub menus in the menu bar
• welcome.xhtml - Main login page
• welcomeText.xhtml - Legacy welcome page, to be removed

Building a Branded Version

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To create and build a branded version copy the example nbia folder to a new folder. As an example assume the copied folder is ncia and you plan to make a version named NCIA.  Copy and name the folder and edit accordingly. Note the ncia_messages.properties contains much of the applications textual information and branding.properties contains the application names.  Once you have edited the files the edit install.properties and the defaultAHP3.properties in the /software/build directory.  Specifically the branding properties need to be specified, here is an example for naming an application NCIA

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