update component

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Maarten

Hi,
I (still) have this test component that I want to update.
So I added a dependency, tried to import the sld with DBM,
RTFM, released the comp in CD, updated the comp, and added
it in TD. There, the comp is not updated.
What is the correct way to get my latest comp in the TD?

Maarten
 
Maarten,

Just a thought.....If your not closing and opening TD after you update the
component try right clicking the component (in TD) and choose update, or go
to Configuration>Upgrade Configuration. Maybe there's something more your
looking for? Let us know.


HTH,
Brad Combs
Imago Technologies
 
Order of things that should always work.
1. Close everything.
2. Open CD and modify component.
3. Close CD.
4. Open DBM.
5. Import Component. (make sure that import is ok)
6. Close DBM.
7. Open TD.
8. Open project.
9. Find your component in central panel and click update.

Of course it can be done with much less steps. But this should work.

Regards,
Slobodan
 
Brad,
I'm not sure, what has re-opening TD to do with updating?
I upgraded the configuration to no avail. Upgrade (not
update) is disabled in TD.
In CD update component was only enabled after doing
release component (so I did). But that is not the good
approach I think (if i understand the helpfiles correct
about releasing/updating). It seems that the Database is
not updated.

What I want to do is alter my component(in sld file),
(save it), and then add this version of the comp to an
(new) image in TD.
- How do I do this?
- How do I do this if the component has been released?
- How do I update an image containing an older version?
 
That seemed most obvious to me to me too :-)
The problem is that the import failed.

DBM complains that it cannot delete the repository in the
target folder.
I had the same problem when I created the component
(posted this dec 10th). I have normal access to the folder
so there should not be a reason to complain. The
repository contains only my test-app. Any ideas??!

Maarten
 
Maarten,

What I was getting at is that if the component has in fact been changed,
saved, and imported to the database your configuration should show the small
upgrade arrow next to any components that have changed since it was last
loaded. Closing and opening TD (as Slobodan said) will reload the
configuration and check for newer revisions of components contained in the
image. If newer components are found TD will place the icon next to the
"upgradeable" components and Configuration>Upgrade will no longer be greyed
out. You should see a revision number next to the title of the component in
CD. After you save the revision should increase by one. Just verify that the
revision number is in fact the latest version and you should be fine.

Follow Slobodan's Steps...

Modify Component
Save Component
Close CD
Open DBM
Import Component
Close DBM
Open TD
Open .slx containing component in question
Upgrade

You shouldn't have to close each program, but to try and figure out the
problem it may be the best bet.



HTH,

Brad Combs
Imago Technologies
 
Problem is that you think that you have enough permissions.

Check you share permissions. And also check your folder permissions. Problem
is related to lack of permissions to delete folder.

For instance you can delete manually repository folder, but DBM can't do the
same trough the share.
Then you need to set enough privileges to sharing part of permissions.

For test purposes:
Delete manually repository folder. And import component. This should work.

Regards,
Slobodan
 
That's it, I was looking at the permissions on the target
rep folder, but I had to look at those of the root rep
folder.

Thanks Slobodan
 
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