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Developing Oracle Java CAPS Projects Java CAPS Documentation |
Creating a Repository-Based Project
To Create a Top-level Repository-Based Project
Opening a Repository-Based Project
To Open a Top-level Repository-Based Project
Adding and Connecting Project Components
Using the Connectivity Map Editor
Linking Services and Destinations
To Link Services and Destinations
Adding and Setting Up Schedulers
To Add a Scheduler to the Project
Project Component Context Menu
Figure 21 Connectivity Map Icon
A connectivity map is a graphical representation of your Project, containing the various logical components comprising the Project's data path and the links between them.
You can add a connectivity map to a Project by selecting the New > Connectivity Map option from the Project context menu in Projects window, which automatically opens the Connectivity Map Editor. The Connectivity Map Editor allows you to create much of your Project by simply dragging and dropping icons onto a Project canvas and then connecting them to form data paths. You then can configure the components by means of dialogs that are displayed by clicking on the component icons.
Right-clicking the connectivity map under the Projects window displays its context menu. See Project Component Context Menu for a list of menu options.
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