on 06-12-2006 4:46 AM
Hello
I have developed repsitory objects under one software component version by creating different namespaces and those r working fine. Due to my project requirements I have to change the names of software component version.
Can I rename the existing software component version or I should use the facility of release transfer in which I should treat new name as newer version?
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Rajeev
you can do release transfer or u can copy the objects individually if u want to be more cautious...!But after doing everything as a catious mesaure check wether the name spaces are proper in data types and message types,message mappings etc(XML namespaces are intact) and XPATH variables and swich conditions in BPM's as you are changing namespaces ..some components might not be automatically refreshed!
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Hi,
>>Can I rename the existing software component version
No you can't
>> or I should use the facility of release transfer in which I should treat new name as newer version?
Yes you can go for that...
And as a tip if you delete the older SWC from SLD, the corresponding entry in XI repository can be deleted by clicking on the SWCV and clicking Ctrl+D.
Regards
Suraj
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Hi rajeev,
ASFAIK, you <b>cannot rename the Software Component in SLD.</b>As you mentioned, one option would be to create a newer version.
Also, you cannot rename Namespace in your SWCV.
Regards,
Bhavesh
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