Hi,
I have written a TBO class & export it as a .jar file on my local system directory structure.
Now I want to register that .jar file with DA.
Kindly tell me the steps of DA how to add/configure that TBO files in DA?
Thanks.
Vinod,
I've moved your message to the Documentum developer community, so it gets in front of the right audience.
You do it via a Composer project and install that into your repository. DA has nothing to do with it. Look up Composer help on TBOs for details
Thanks AlanZ.
Hi Brian,
I am using Eclipse 3.3.2 inspite of Composer.
I have seen my senior doing this once.
After creating .jar file of TBO class, he import it from browser where DA was running.
Then your senior did it a very weird way. As Brian said, the proper way is to do it through Composer. then all clients (provided the global registry is configured properly in the dfc.properties file) will deploy and use it automatically
You really, really should create the TBO module in Composer (or in Documentum Application Builder, depending which version of Documentum you are using) and import in to the repository. This is for your own sake, to know that this TBO exist, and if you need you could easily install it in another repository.
I suppose somebody can do it manually, only by creating dmc_module folder, set it's properties correctly and importing the corresponding jar files in it, but that's not a supported way to do so.
BUT:
If you already have a TBO, then you can change the implementation jar file easily: Locate the /System/Modules/TBO/your_tbo_name/your_tbo_implementation.jar, checkout and check it in with a minor version change. It should be hot redeployed to your applications.
Actually I post some words incorrectly & they convey a total different meaning.
Thanks to you for guidance.
Now, I remember we have to do this in Composer.
Kindly tell me abt naming restictions we have with Types & Modules.
if you name your module name should be how the way Your type is "test_tbo", lowercase, so the module must be named lowercase as well.
