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Importing pockages

  • 1.  Importing pockages

    Posted 04/29/05 05:09 PM

    Hi Experts,
    I have to import a package that has the same structure as existing package…I think if i change the zip file name and the root package name then i should be able to import it successfully.Inorder to change them what should i change in the zip file.Please help…Thanks in advance


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  • 2.  RE: Importing pockages

    Posted 04/29/05 05:28 PM

    Change it in manifest.v3 file.

    HTH,
    RMG


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  • 3.  RE: Importing pockages

    Posted 04/29/05 05:39 PM

    I tried it but it doesnt work… because it will have the same structure as the active package in developer


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  • 4.  RE: Importing pockages

    Posted 04/29/05 05:56 PM

    Then did you tried changing in the ns folder structure?


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  • 5.  RE: Importing pockages

    Posted 04/29/05 06:48 PM


  • 6.  RE: Importing pockages

    Posted 04/29/05 08:21 PM

    RMG, i did that it seems like i have to change interface name in ns directory,change name in node.idf file.And Change the manifest file too…If there is any standard process please lemme know…Thanks

    Saritha


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  • 7.  RE: Importing pockages

    Posted 04/29/05 08:35 PM

    RMG… One more question…Do i need to change each idf file for each interface.?


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  • 8.  RE: Importing pockages

    Posted 05/01/05 08:03 AM

    Saritha

    I think u r playing too much on a lower level. Maybe not a very good idea to do these changes

    Thahir


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  • 9.  RE: Importing pockages

    Posted 05/01/05 03:22 PM

    Saritha,

    Tahir is right,but as long you play in the development environment it should be ok.


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  • 10.  RE: Importing pockages

    Posted 05/02/05 03:40 PM

    Thaers and RMG,
    I need to compare the existing package with the new packages in the developement box.I cannot delete the existing package…Is there any other way to do it…Please help

    Thanks,
    saritha


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  • 11.  RE: Importing pockages

    Posted 05/02/05 03:41 PM


  • 12.  RE: Importing pockages

    Posted 05/02/05 04:57 PM

    Saritha,

    For doing comparision you can use tool like “WordDocDiff” of SoftInterface, Inc.Please check in google about this download.

    HTH,
    RMG


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  • 13.  RE: Importing pockages

    Posted 05/02/05 05:18 PM

    I mean i need both the packages in developer window.Is there a different way to change package name and main folder name in the zip file…Thanks in advance

    saritha


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  • 14.  RE: Importing pockages

    Posted 05/02/05 05:28 PM

    Just rename the zip file also set the same in the manifest.v3 file and zip the package folder.Try to load it.

    Basically these not sound good advices.For comparison use diff tools.


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