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v "Importing a solution" on page 67 Using the Dependency Tree The "Dependency Tree" wizard is the most convenient interface for adding component shortcuts to a user project. User projects are primarily designed to represent interfaces, and interfaces are generally centered around a collaboration object. User projects, then, are generally center around a collaboration object as well, and you can typically create the shortcuts you need for a user project by discovering the dependencies of a collaboration object. For conceptual information about dependencies, see "Dependencies and references" on page 92. Do the following to add shortcuts to a user project by using the "Dependency Tree" wizard: 1. Right-click an integration component, such as a collaboration object, in a library and choose Show Dependencies from the context menu. 2. Select the user project to which you would like shortcuts to be added from the Add to the project drop-down menu. 3. Select components for which you would like to create shortcuts in the left-hand pane of the wizard. You can use keyboard shortcuts to facilitate the process, such as holding down Shift to select ranges of objects and holding down Ctrl to select single non-contiguous objects. 4. Click the right-facing arrow to add the components to the right-hand pane of the wizard. Figure 12 shows the "Dependency Tree" wizard: Figure 12. Adding shortcuts to a user project by using the Dependency Tree 5. Click OK. System Manager creates shortcuts to the selected components in the specified user project. 52 IBM WebSphere Business Integration Server Express and Express Plus: System Implementation Guide