Workbench team profile


Workbench Team Profile provides an easy way to share Workbench assets among users to speed up the adoption of Workbench across an organization.

Workbench Team Profile allows a user to export assets either to Compuware Enterprise Services (CES) or to a file; subsequently, other users can import those same assets or a subset of those assets to their Workbench instance. These assets include the following:

  • Configurations, such as launch configurations, Data Editor requests, search and compare requests
  • Projects, including both BMC-specific projects (mainframe, Total Test, ISPW) and other projects
  • Preferences, meaning any setting set via the Preferences dialog box
  • Working sets of all types

To create and export a team profile

  1. From the Host Explorer perspective, from the File menu, select Export. The Export dialog box appears.
  2. From the list of exportable items, select BMC > Workbench Team Profile and click Next. The Select Workbench Items to Export dialog box appears.
  3. Do one of the following:
    • Select the Export all check box to export all available projects, configurations, preferences, and working sets.
    • In the tree, toggle open the nodes and select the specific subset of items to be exported
  4. Click Next. The Specify Workbench Team Profile Destination dialog box appears.
  5. Select a radio button to specify the export destination:
  6. To export to the local file system, select the Export the Workbench team profile to the local file system button. In the Directory field, enter or browse to the directory to which to export the team profile and, in the Profile name field, enter a name for the team profile. Click Next. The team profile is exported to the specified location.
  7. If BMC AMI Common Enterprise Services (CES) has been configured, to export to CES, select the Share the Workbench team profile to Common Enterprise Services button. The pre-configured CES URL appears in the URL field. Click Next. The Specify Workbench Team Profile dialog box appears.
  8. If Compuware Enterprise Services hasnot been configured, to export to CES, select the Share the Workbench team profile to Common Enterprise Services button, then click Configure. The Enterprise Services Preference page appears. Configure CES according to the procedure in the BMC-AMI-DevX-Workbench-for-Eclipse-User-Guide After returning to the Specify Workbench Team Profile Destination dialog box, click Next. The Specify Workbench Team Profile dialog box appears.

    Important

    On a secure CES, only users who have the roles of Workbench Team Profile Administrator or Workbench Team Profile Exporter can export team profiles to CES. On an unsecured CES, all users can export to CES. Refer to the Compuware Enterprise Services User Guide for information about CES.

  9. When exporting to Compuware Enterprise Services only, select a radio button to specify the team profile to share:
    • To create a new profile, select the Create a new profile button and, in the Name field, enter a name for the team profile. From the Group list, select the group with which the team profile is associated. Then click Finish.
    • To overwrite an existing team profile, select the Overwrite an existing profile button. From the Profiles list, select the desired profile, which populates the Profile content box with the contents of the selected profile. Then click Finish.

Important

Optionally, use the type filter text field to filter the list of existing profiles.

The team profile is shared with Common Enterprise Services.

To import a team profile

  1. From the Host Explorer perspective, from the File menu, select Import. The Import dialog box appears.
  2. From the list of importable items, select Compuware > Workbench Team Profile and click Next. The Specify Workbench Team Profile Origin dialog box appears.
  3. Select a radio button to specify the import destination:
    • If Compuware Enterprise Services (CES) has been configured, to import from CES, select the Import a shared Workbench team profile from Common Enterprise Services button. The pre-configured CES URL appears in the URL field. Click Next. The Select Workbench Team Profile dialog box appears.
    • If Compuware Enterprise Services has not been configured, to import from CES, select the Import a shared Workbench team profile from Compuware Enterprise Services button, then click Configure. The Enterprise Services Preference page appears. Configure CES according to the procedure in the BMC-AMI-DevX-Workbench-for-Eclipse-User-Guide. After returning to the Specify Workbench Team Profile Origin dialog box, click Next. The Select Workbench Team Profile dialog box appears.
    • To import to the local file system, select the Import a Workbench team profile from the local file system button. In the Profile file field, enter or browse the team profile file to import. Click Next. The Select Workbench Items to Import dialog box appears.
  4. When importing from Compuware Enterprise Services only, from the Profiles list, select the desired profile, which populates the Profile content box with the contents of the selected profile. Then click Next. The Select Workbench Items to Import dialog box appears.
  5. Do one of the following:
    • Select the Import all check box to import all available projects, configurations, preferences, and working sets.
    • Select the desired projects, configurations, preferences, and working sets to be imported
  6. Click Finish. The team profile is imported from the specified location.

You can export and import your Eclipse preferences so that you can restore them when you create a new workspace.

To export the Eclipse preference

  1. From the File menu, select Export. The Export dialog box appears.
  2. From the list of exportable items, select General > Preference and click Next. The Export Preference dialog box is displayed.
  3. Select the Export All check box if you want to back up everything or select the individual check box to export your specific preferences.
  4. Click Browse to select a destination and enter the name to be used for the exported file with the .epf extension.
  5. Click Finish.

To import the Eclipse preference

  1. From the File menu, select Import. The Import dialog box appears.
  2. From the list of importable items, select General > Preference and click Next. The Import Preference dialog box is displayed.
  3. Click Browse and select the .epf file to restore the preferences.
  4. Select the Import All check box if you want to import everything or select the individual check box to import your specific preferences.
  5. Click Finish.

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