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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to recipes
  3. Working with recipes
  4. Contributing recipes

Getting Started with Recipes

Getting Started with Recipes

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Searching for a recipe

Searching for a recipe

You can search for a recipe by its name, description or tag. When you click a recipe, you can view basic information about it, the assets available in the recipe, and its version history.
To search for a recipe on the
Recipes
 page, enter the name, tag, or description in the
Find
 box. Then click the recipe name or the card to access the recipe.
The following image shows a sample
Recipe Details
 page:
The image shows a sample Recipe Details page.
The recipe details page contains the following sections:

Recipe Details

The
Recipe Details
 section displays the following properties:
Property
Description
Name
The name of the recipe.
Description
A description of the recipe.
Access Type
The type of access to the recipe. The type is set to
Public
 if the recipe is available to all users across organizations. The type is
Private
 if the recipe is available only to a specific organization. The type is
Unlisted
 if the recipe is available to all organizations using the access code.
Permissions
The Copy permission available on the recipe.
Details
Click
How to use this recipe
 to access the recipe documentation, which provides information about configuring and using the recipe.
Publisher
Publisher details, for example, Informatica if the recipe is published by Informatica.
Published On
The date and time when the recipe was submitted.
Version
The version of the published recipe.

Recipe Content

The
Recipe Content
 section displays the following properties:
Property
Description
Asset Name
The name of the asset in the recipe.
Description
A description of the asset.
Type
The type of the asset, such as process object, service connector, app connection, and process.

Version History

The
Version History
 section displays the following properties:
Property
Description
Name
The name of the recipe.
Description
A description of the recipe.
Publisher
Publisher details, for example, Informatica if the recipe is published by Informatica.
Version
The version of the published recipe.
Access Type
The type of access to the recipe. The type is set to
Public
 if the recipe is available to all users across organizations. The type is
Private
 if the recipe is available only to a specific organization. The type is
Unlisted
 if the recipe is available to all organizations using the access code.
Published On
The date and time when the recipe was submitted.

Copied History

If the recipe was copied, the
Copied History
 section displays the following properties:
Property
Description
Name
The name of the recipe.
Description
A description of the recipe.
Publisher
Publisher details, for example, Informatica if the recipe is published by Informatica.
Version
The version of the published recipe.
Copied By
The list of organizations that copied the recipe.
Copied On
The date and time when the recipe was copied.
Copied To
The folder where you copied the recipe.
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