AD – Application Definition
Defines each application and its components to Code Pipeline.
An application definition consists of the following seven parts:
- Application
- Levels
- Types
- Names (Libraries)
- Associations (optional)
- Plan Implementations (optional)
- Flags.
AD Selection Screen
The main option AD screen is displayed in the following figure. Note that this is the same screen as described in the previous section on Option R, but with the filter value AD entered under Code. To update any of the Application Definition data, a specific version is selected or a new Application can be created by typing A on the Command line.
AD Selection Screen
Command ===> Scroll ===> CSR
List Commands: A Add, L Locate Entry, B Browse Mode
Line Commands: S Select, D Delete, C Clone, I Import, E Export
V View, M Modify, A Activate
Code Appl SubAppl Stream Vers Version Description Actv Loaded RefrReq
AD ________ ________ ________ ____ ____________________ _ _ _
__ AD PLAY PLAY PLAY 0001 Import from Samplib Y Y
__ AD PLAY PLAY PLAY 0000 INSTALL VERSION
__ AD SITE SITE SITE 0001 Import from samplib Y Y
__ AD SITE SITE SITE 0000 INSTALL VERSION
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A - Add an Application
When a new application is created using the Add command as shown in the preceding screen, the following figure is displayed.
Add an Application
Command ===>
Enter required details:
Reference Code ==> ( AD ST EC DV )
Version Description ==>
Reference Description ==>
Application Stream ( AD ) Stream ( ST )
___________________________ ___________________________
Application ==> Stream ==>
SubAppl ==> Owner ==>
Stream ==> Component Ref ==>
Owner ==>
Component Ref ==>
Deploy Domain ==>
Extension Class ( EC ) Deploy Environment ( DV )
___________________________ ____________________________
Class ==> Environment ==>
Owner ==>
Press ENTER to complete the change or END to terminate
Field Descriptions
The following table describes each field required for an application.
Field Descriptions
Field | Description |
|---|---|
Reference Code | AD |
Version Description | A description of the reason for the version. |
Reference Description | A description of the application. |
Application | User-defined name for the application (two to eight characters). |
SubApplication | User-defined name for the sub-application (two to eight characters) |
Stream | All applications must have an associated Stream and can only be defined in one stream. Once a stream has been associated with and used by an application, it can’t be removed from the application. |
Owner | The owner of the application. This field is currently used for documentation purposes. |
Component Ref | Values Y or N. This flag indicates whether to use the component reference feature for this application. See Component-Reference for details. |
Deploy Domain | Identifies the Deploy Domain. See the Code Pipeline Deploy Reference guide for information on how this can be used. |
After entering the information for the new Application, press Enter to effect the update.
Selecting an Application Version
The screen in the following figure is displayed after entering option AD and a version of an application is selected.
Selecting an Application Version
Command ===>
List Commands: B Browse Mode
Line Commands: S Select, L Levels, T Types, N Names, A Associations, P Plans
M Modify, F Flags, Z Allocate, V Validate
Appl SubAppl Stream Application Stream Description Cref
________ ________ ________ _________________________________________ _
_ PLAY PLAY PLAY ISPW Training Application Y
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The sub-options on this screen are described in the subsequent sections.