Name 

The name you assign to your package. Names typically take the form of 3 to 4 uppercase characters indicating the vendor, and up to 5 lowercase characters to uniquely identify the package. 

Description 

A brief description of the package in the form of a character string. 

Caption 

An additional brief description of the package in the form of a character string. 

Category 

Type of information contained in the package, for example, if the package contains video, graphic, or Java applications. The category is formed by a free-form string that usually contains the term system or application. The category string can be comprised of multiple terms separated by commas. Possible values include: ALE, graphics, java, video, JFP, SyMON.

Architecture 

System architecture to which the package applies. The Architecture attribute can be a string or an enumeration. Use all to specify a generic text package such as a package that consists of man pages. Specify sparc or i386 to represent a binary (represented by its processor type) , or sparc.sun4u to specify a kernel (represented as a subclass of its processor type).

Base Directory 

Valid UNIX path that indicates the top-level directory where the package was installed. 

Manufacturer 

Manufacturer of the product. 

Build Number 

String showing the build host name followed by a time stamp. 

Install Date 

Date and time values that indicate when the operating system was installed. 

Support Information 

Character string that provides information about who to call for support.