IBM E02HMLL-I Implementation Guide - Page 229
Managing, repository, using, Outline, component, states
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Storing user dependents You can store the user dependents that you add to a test unit so that you do not have to add them each time. Do one of the following to store the user dependents: 1. Expand the Artifacts node in the Outline view. 2. Right-click the User Artifacts node and select Save User Dependents from the context menu. Managing the repository using the Outline view All of the components required for an interface must be deployed to the server repository to test the interface. The Outline view provides a way to work with the InterChange Server Express repository to ensure that it contains the required components. When you deploy components, you can either use the Deploy option, which deploys the component, or the Deploy with overwrite option, which will deploy the component even if it already exists in the server repository. If the selected components already exist in the server repository and you use the Deploy option then the deployment will fail. Do one of the following and choose either Deploy or Deploy with overwrite from the context menu to deploy the desired components: v Right-click the "Artifacts" node to deploy all the components v Right-click the "Dependents", "Optional Maps", or "User Artifacts" nodes to deploy all of the components that are listed under those nodes v Right-click an individual component To remove a component from the server repository using the Outline view, right-click the component in the view and choose Remove from server from the context menu. Note: You can use standard Windows selection techniques to affect multiple components at the same time, such as the following: v Hold down Shift to select contiguous items v Hold down Ctrl to select non-contiguous items Entries are written to the Integrated Test Environment Console and InterChange Server Express Console indicating whether the deployment was successful or not. Managing component states using the Outline view You can change the state of a component within Integrated Test Environment. This allows you to resolve problems you discover during testing-you can deactivate the component, modify it, re-deploy it, and re-activate it without using System Manager, repos_copy, or System Monitor. To change the state of a component, right-click it in the Outline view and choose the desired state operation-Start, Pause, or Stop. Not all component types have all state operations available. For information on component states, see the System Administration Guide. Chapter 12. Using Integrated Test Environment 217
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