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1. Select Configuration Maps, Applications,orFiles from the Import cascade
menu.
2. If the Show this dialog when exporting and importing option has been set in the
default bridge configuration, you will be presented with the Import Properties
notebook, which is primed by values in the Default Properties notebook.
3. When you are satisfied with the current values in the Import Properties notebook,
select the OK pushbutton.
4. You will be prompted to supply a query pattern to further reduce the number of
candidates for import. Select the OK pushbutton to launch the query of the
TeamConnection context that you have specified up to this point.
Note: Use the wildcard characters (* and ?) as delimiters for your queries.
5. A list of ENVY components matching your query is returned. Each of these
components exists in a TeamConnection database specified by the TeamConnection
context in the configuration used for this operation. Select the objects you want to
import from this list and select the OK pushbutton to initiate the import action.
6. In the case of configuration maps and applications, the selected components will be
imported into the default ENVY/Manager library that the image is connected to. For
files, the selected files will be written to the path specified by the Destination path
for files option in the bridge configuration used for this operation. If any of the files
already exist, they may be overwritten, or the user may be prompted, depending on
the value of the Replace existing files option.
If the import succeeds without errors, a message is logged to the System Transcript
window. Users are informed of any errors with a message box.
Using the ENVY/Manager-TeamConnection Bridge: a simple scenario for
VisualAge Generator developers
The following scenario is a generalized case used to illustrate the way that VisualAge
Generator developers might use the ENVY/Manager-TeamConnection Bridge to
accomplish change tracking and build processing. An actual implementation requires
that a Smalltalk development team begin with versioned ENVY components and a plan
for sharing common applications.
After you have installed the ENVY/Manager-TeamConnection Bridge, you can export a
versioned configuration map to a TeamConnection family database. For VisualAge
Generator developers, this means that you can generate programs, tables, and map
groups using the TeamConnection build interface. See the VisualAge Generator
Generator’s Guide
and “Part 4. Using TeamConnection to build applications” on
page 127 in this document for details.
Scenario assumptions
For purposes of describing the scenario, the following assumptions are established:
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