on 04-03-2008 10:57 AM
Hi guys,
I'm new to NWDI, thus trying to get my concepts around it clear before I mess up with the stuff at my project. Say I've already created a track that contains the development configs for ESS business package. By importing this track into NWDI, I can customize the components within ESS and then check it in via DTR of NWDI.
If I've created a new application (portal application) and have already deployed it to server, but I want to customize the application now, do I need to add it into my track so I can see it in the DTR? Kind souls pls help!
Thanks,
Zhenmin
THanks Srikanth, I'll try with that method!
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Hi Pascal,
Could you elaborate on how to import it into the DTR?
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Hi,
If I understood it correctly , you have a local par file in NWDS. This needs to be imported to DTR.
Go to Development Configuration perspective, select the Track and right click on SC to create a new DC. For DC type select 'Enterprise portal - Portal Application module'. Click 'Next', this will have two options. Select the second option 'Import project from a par file' , browse the par file from your local disk and continue.
Finally activate the requests, now you par file is available in DTR.
Regards
Srikanth KV
I'm supposed to b the developer as well..haa. Ok, thanks for the clarification!
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Hi Zhenmin
If its a .par file you cant use NWDI. But you can download .par file anytime using support role. If it is .ear file ask the developer.
Regards
Praveen
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