RE: How do I access deployed TOOL libraries from mycode?

Question

Hi Martin,
sorry for the late answer but I hope it is still helpful.
First: In the workspace you make your distribution from, check whether
you really have library icons.
Second: Make the distribution and run it from the partition workshop.
Startup should fail when you do not have the libraries installed. If you
install them later and you can run that distribution then, you can be
sure that you use your library.
Third: Sometimes it is difficult to import the library pex-file into
your workspace when there are already plans with that name. To overwrite
them you can use a traceflag (cfg:c4:14:14:1). But take care! this will
overwrite!!! Do not overwrite them before you put your libraries sources
into another repos. If you did it by accident, at least do not integrate
until you saved the original code.
Hope this helps. If you have more question please feel free to contact
me.
Uli
Ulrich Beutenmüller
TechnoData GmbH
Germany
-----Original Message-----
From: Martin G Nystrom [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, October 15, 1998 12:56 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: How do I access deployed TOOL libraries from my
code?
Excellent! Now can I be sure that my client application is using the
deployed
library, not bundling its own when I distribute the application?
-Martin
Karoly <[email protected]> on 10/14/98 05:55:43 PM
To: Martin G Nystrom/AM/LLY
cc:
Subject: Re: How do I access deployed TOOL libraries from my code?
Martin,
Here is how it works:
When you create a library distribution, part of the result is a
'Library
Definition' pex file (located under the 'appdist') like this:
C:\forte\appdist\EnvName\LibName\cl0\generic\LibName\LibName.pex
You would import this pex file into a workspace, after which it
would
appear
as any other Forte library.
Once integrated, the library can used by other plans as a supplier
(remember
to 'install' the library from E-Console).
Hope this helps,
Karoly Kojnok
Martin G Nystrom wrote:
We have a lot of plans that contain "business objects" that ourclient
applications share. I'd like to deploy these plans as TOOLlibraries (not
compiled) and then have my deployed applications use them. Myquestion is:
How do I access the library?
Some possible answers:
1) Just include it as a supplier plan, it will automatically use thedeployed
TOOL library
2) You have to programmatically load it using task.part.findLibrary
3) The help says I can "import it into my repository" -- how do I dothat?
-Martin
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Answer 1

Excellent! Now can I be sure that my client application is using the deployed
library, not bundling its own when I distribute the application?
-Martin
Karoly <[email protected]> on 10/14/98 05:55:43 PM
To: Martin G Nystrom/AM/LLY
cc:
Subject: Re: How do I access deployed TOOL libraries from my code?
Martin,
Here is how it works:
When you create a library distribution, part of the result is a 'Library
Definition' pex file (located under the 'appdist') like this:
C:\forte\appdist\EnvName\LibName\cl0\generic\LibName\LibName.pex
You would import this pex file into a workspace, after which it would
appear
as any other Forte library.
Once integrated, the library can used by other plans as a supplier
(remember
to 'install' the library from E-Console).
Hope this helps,
Karoly Kojnok
Martin G Nystrom wrote:
We have a lot of plans that contain "business objects" that our client
applications share. I'd like to deploy these plans as TOOL libraries (not
compiled) and then have my deployed applications use them. My question is:
How do I access the library?
Some possible answers:
1) Just include it as a supplier plan, it will automatically use thedeployed
TOOL library
2) You have to programmatically load it using task.part.findLibrary
3) The help says I can "import it into my repository" -- how do I do that?
-Martin
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