IBM E02HMLL-I Implementation Guide - Page 107
Refreshing, resources, Deleting, Using, Eclipse-based, workbenches, Opening, closing, perspectives
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To cut, copy, and paste integration components or shortcuts in the file system, launch Windows Explorer and navigate to the appropriate subdirectory within the project directory, copy the file that shares the name of the component, and paste it into the appropriate subdirectory within the destination project directory. If you use cut, copy, and paste operations in the file system, you must refresh the integration component library or user project in System Manager in order to see the newly added resources. For more information, see "Refreshing resources." You cannot just cut, copy, and paste whole user projects or integration component libraries, because there are meta-data references maintained in the workbench that specify which user projects and libraries exist. Copying a folder into the workspace directory does not update those meta-data references. You can, however, create a new user project or library in System Manager to satisfy the meta-data entries, and then paste the folders of component definitions into the directory for the new library or user project. Refreshing resources If you add component definitions to a library or shortcuts to a user project by cutting, copying, and pasting files in the file system (as described in "Modifying map and collaboration object properties in integration component libraries" on page 63) then you must refresh the library in System Manager so that the changes are reflected. To refresh an integration component library or user project, right-click it in System Manager and choose Refresh View from the context menu. Deleting resources Do the following to delete a workbench resource: 1. Either right-click the resource in System Manager and choose Delete from the context menu or select the resource in System Manager and press the Delete key. 2. When presented with the "Delete Component" dialog, click OK. Note: If a component has dependencies then you will not be allowed to delete it. Using Eclipse-based workbenches This section describes some of the optional tasks you may want to perform in your tooling framework to make your experience with the tools more efficient. Opening and closing perspectives This section describes how to open and close perspectives. Opening perspectives Do the following to open a perspective in the workbench: 1. Select Window > Open Perspective > Other from the menu bar of your workbench. 2. At the "Select Perspective" dialog, choose the perspective you want to open and click OK. Chapter 4. Using System Manager 95