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title: "Curate Registered Assets"
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title: "Curating Registered Assets"
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url: /catalog/manage/curate/
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description: "Describes how to curate and enhance data assets in Catalog, and make them easier to find and understand."
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## Curate List {#curatelist}
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Owners and curators of registered assets can click **Curate** from the Catalog home page to see the curation list screen. This page provides an overview of all the registered assets you can curate as an owner under the **My Assets** tab. Curators will also see the **Company Assets** tab that lists all the registered assets:
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Owners and curators of registered assets can click **Curate** from the Catalog home page to see the curation list screen. This page provides an overview of all the registered assets you can curate as an owner under the **My Assets** tab. Curators will also see the **Company Assets** tab that lists all the registered assets.
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The curate functions that are available for a selected service are to change **Service**, **Application**, and **Authentication** details This section describes the application details that can be changed: changing owners or changing the application icon.
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You can curate application details from the **Application** tab as follows:
2. The description from the service metadata is displayed in the **Description provided by the contract**. This cannot be changed, as it is part of the service definition. You can provide an alternative description in the **Description** box.
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Add tags to categorize a registered service and provide additional means for finding the service. Tags that are specified for a service also apply to the datasets and attributes that are exposed in the service. Specify tags for the selected service by following these steps:
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1. On the Service details page of a selected service, click **Edit** to display the Edit Service screen.
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2. To add tags, click the empty **Tags** input area:
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2. To add tags, click the empty **Tags** input area.
Enter a search string in the **Search** area with a minimum of 3 alphanumeric characters. Searching for the wildcard `*` or the empty string `''`will return all registered items.
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Enter a search string in the **Search** area with a minimum of 3 alphanumeric characters. Searching for the wildcard `*` or the empty string `''`returns all registered items.
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#### Filters {#filter}
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### Curation Option {#curation-option}
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The **Curation Option** is displayed in the asset detail screen if you are the owner of the selected asset or a curator. In **Edit**, you can edit the information that is displayed in the Catalog for an asset:
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The **Curation Option** is displayed in the asset detail screen if you are the owner of the selected asset or a curator. In **Edit**, you can edit the information that is displayed in the Catalog for an asset.
*For the selected service, you can edit [Application Details](/catalog/manage/curate/#curate-application), [Service Details](/catalog/manage/curate/#service-details), and Authentication
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For the selected service, you can edit the [Application Details](/catalog/manage/curate/#curate-application), the [Service Details](/catalog/manage/curate/#service-details), and the Authentication.
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For further details, see the [Discoverable and Validated](/catalog/manage/curate/#discoverability) section of *Curate Registered Assets*.
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### Download the Contract of a Service {#download-contract}
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For a selected service, you can click **Download** to download the service contract that is located at the service endpoint. A ZIP file that includes the all the files that make up the full contract is generated and downloaded.
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For a selected service, you can click **Download Contract** to download the service contract that is located at the service endpoint. A ZIP file that includes the all the files that make up the full contract is generated and downloaded.
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The resulting ZIP file is named `DataHub_<service_name>_<service_version>_<technology>.zip` where the string `<technology>` identifies the service protocol.
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1. Create a [new app](/refguide/new-app/) for your connector.
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2. Create a module to contain your connector. To do this, right-click anywhere in the **App Explorer** outside of existing modules, and choose **Add Module**.
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To ensure that end-users can reuse your Mendix build logic as easily as possible, you need to make microflows available as microflow or workflow activities. For details, see the [Triggering a Workflow via a Microflow](/refguide/perform-workflow-basic-functions/#trigger-microflow) section of *Performing Workflow Basic Functions*).
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Ensure that a microflow is visible in the **Toolbox**, in the [Expose as microflow action](/refguide/java-actions/#expose-microflow-action) section of the microflow properties. You can do this by right-clicking in your microflow working area. Additionally, you can specify a caption for the action, a category for the **Toolbox**, and an icon. These will be used in the **Toolbox**, and also in the microflows, so they need to be easy to read for the end-user:
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Ensure that a microflow is visible in the **Toolbox**, in the [Expose as microflow action](/refguide/java-actions/#expose-microflow-action) section of the microflow properties. You can do this by right-clicking in your microflow working area. Additionally, you can specify a caption for the action, a category for the **Toolbox**, and an icon. These will be used in the **Toolbox**, and also in the microflows, so they need to be easy to read for the end-user.
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