Console Online Help
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This section includes the following topics:
The following table lists the pages you can access from the Project Explorer module. The tasks and help topics associated with each are provided.
The Project Explorer module allows AquaLogic Service Bus developers to better organize related parts of large development projects by allowing logical grouping of AquaLogic Service Bus entities.
The Project Explorer module consists of projects and folders.
Projects are non-hierarchical, disjoint, top-level grouping constructs. All AquaLogic Service Bus resources (for example, services, WS-Policies, WSDLs, XQuery transformations and so on) reside in exactly one project. Projects do not overlap. Resources can be created directly under a project, or they can be further organized into folders. You can only reference resources that are within the same project.
Note: When you create a domain in AquaLogic Service Bus, a default project is created for your use when you log on to the Console.
Folders are contained within projects. You use folders to hierarchically organize resources. They are similar to directories (or folders) in a file system. Each folder resides under another folder or the project (if it is the root folder in that project). The use of folders is optional.
Note: The names, length, and levels of nesting of projects and folders are ultimately affected by the limits of your operating system. Using too long a folder or project name or deeply nesting folders may fail due to these limitations.
Projects and folders are useful for the following reasons:
proj_HR
, and proj_SALES
can contain, respectively, all AquaLogic Service Bus components designed for projects for the HR and Sales departments. Folders can further help organize resources within each project.Projects and folders qualify AquaLogic Service Bus resources along with the name of that resource. Therefore, the project name and the name of the folder (path) is a part of resource name. In other words, a resource is referenced by pre-pending its name with a project name followed by an array of folder names, from root to the folder of the resource.
A reference to a resource is displayed as follows:
project-name / root-folder/ . . ./parent-folder / resource-name
If a resource is directly under the project, the reference is displayed as follows:
You must include the whole reference for a resource to create, delete, update or search for it.
The Projects page displays a list of projects. To learn more about projects and folders, see Overview of the Project Explorer.
The page displays the following information for each project:
The name of the project. Click the name to display details of this project. To learn more, see Viewing Project Details. |
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Click the Delete Project icon to delete the project. To learn more, see Deleting a Project. |
This page also allows you to add a new project. To learn more, see Adding a Project.
The Projects page allows you to add a new project. To learn more about projects and folders, see Overview of the Project Explorer.
Note: The names, length, and levels of nesting of projects and folders are ultimately affected by the limits of your operating system. Using too long a project or folder name or deeply nesting folders may fail due to these limitations.
The new project is displayed in the list of projects.
Note: The new project is saved in the current session. When you have finished making changes to this configuration, from the left navigation pane, click Activate under Change Center. The session ends and the configuration is deployed to run time. Alternatively, click Discard at any time during the session to delete the changes you have made so far in the current session.
This page also you to view the list of projects. To learn more, see Listing Projects.
The Project View page enables you to view details of a specific project. To learn more about projects and folders, see Overview of the Project Explorer.
The Project View page is displayed, which displays the following information for the project:
Click to view a list of objects this project references. To learn more, see Viewing References. |
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Click to view a list of objects that reference this project. To learn more, see Viewing References. |
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It displays the following information for the folders:
The name of the folder. Click the name to display folder details. To learn more, see Viewing Folder Details. |
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Click the Delete icon to delete a folder. To learn more, see Deleting a Folder. |
It displays the following information for resources associated with this project:
The name of the resource. The name is a link to details of the resource. |
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The Options column displays up to five icons:
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This page also enables you to do the following:
The Project View page enables you to delete a project. To learn more about projects and folders, see Overview of the Project Explorer.
Note: When you delete a project, all resources under the project are deleted. If any resources under this project are referenced by resources under a different project, you cannot delete the project, as you cannot delete a resource if it is referenced by other resources in AquaLogic Service Bus. Instead of the Delete icon, a Delete icon with a red X is displayed for these resources.
Note: If necessary, you can undo the deletion of this project. To learn more, see Undoing a Task.
The project is deleted in the current session. When you have finished making changes to this configuration, from the left navigation pane, click Activate under Change Center. The session ends and the configuration is deployed to run time. Alternatively, click Discard at any time during the session to delete the changes you have made so far in the current session.
The Project View page enables you to add a folder. To learn more about projects and folders, see Overview of the Project Explorer.
Note: The names, length, and levels of nesting of projects and folders are ultimately affected by the limits of your operating system. Using too long a project or folder name or deeply nesting folders may fail due to these limitations.
Note: The names, length, and levels of nesting of projects and folders are ultimately affected by the limits of your operating system. Using too long a folder or project name or deeply nesting folders may fail due to these limitations.
The new folder is displayed in the list.
Note: The new folder is saved in the current session. When you have finished making changes to this configuration, from the left navigation pane, click Activate under Change Center. The session ends and the configuration is deployed to run time. Alternatively, click Discard at any time during the session to delete the changes you have made so far in the current session.
The Folder View page enables you to view details of a specific folder. To learn more about projects and folders, see Overview of the Project Explorer.
The Folder View page is displayed, which displays the following information for the folder:
Click to view a list of objects this folder references. To learn more, see Viewing References. |
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Click to view a list of objects that reference this folder. To learn more, see Viewing References. |
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It displays the following information for the folders within this folder:
The name of the folder. Click the name to display folder details. |
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Click the Delete icon to delete a folder. To learn more, see Deleting a Folder. |
It displays the following information for resources associated with this folder:
The name of the resource. The name is a link to details of the resource. |
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The Options column displays up to five icons:
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This page also enables you to do the following:
The Project View page enables you to delete a folder associated with a project, and the Folder View page enables you to delete a folder associated with another folder. To learn more about projects and folders, see Overview of the Project Explorer.
Note: When you delete a folder, all resources under the folder are deleted. If any resources under this folder are referenced by resources under a different folder, you cannot delete the folder, as you cannot delete a resource if it is referenced by other resources in AquaLogic Service Bus. Instead of the Delete icon, a Delete icon with a red X is displayed for these resources.
Note: If necessary, you can undo the deletion of this project. To learn more, see Undoing a Task.
The folder is deleted in the current session. When you have finished making changes to this configuration, from the left navigation pane, click Activate under Change Center. The session ends and the configuration is deployed to run time. Alternatively, click Discard at any time during the session to delete the changes you have made so far in the current session.
The Project View page enables you to create resources for a specific project. To learn more about projects and folders, see Overview of the Project Explorer.
Note: A resource can be created at a folder or subfolder level as well as the project level. To create it at a folder or sub-folder level, you can apply the steps below to the Folder View page.
Note: The new resource is saved in the current session. When you have finished making changes to this configuration, from the left navigation pane, click Activate under Change Center. The session ends and the configuration is deployed to run time. Alternatively, click Discard at any time during the session to delete the changes you have made so far in the current session.
The View References page enables you to view a list of objects that are references for a project, folder, or resource, and a list of objects that are referenced by a project, folder or resource.
The page displays the following information:
The name of the resource. The name is a link to details of the resource. |
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Displays Project, Folder, or any of the following resource types: |
If you are importing a project, and you access this page by clicking the link in the Reference column of the Import Configuration Data page, the page displays the following information:
Overview of the Project Explorer
The Project View or Folder View page enables you to rename a resource.
Overview of the Project Explorer
The Project View or Folder View page enables you to move a resource.
Note: If they exist, the sub-folders for a project are displayed when you select the project.
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