Sealing Projects

Design Studio projects can be sealed to prevent changes to the data. You might seal a project, for example, after the design is complete, debugged, and tested to prevent users who import the project from rebuilding or overwriting the original build artifacts. When a project is sealed, the entities in the project cannot be changed in any Design Studio editor. If you import a sealed project into a different workspace, the project in the target workspace remains sealed.

All editors in a sealed project display [Sealed] in the title bar to indicate that the project is sealed and cannot be changed.

To seal a project:

  1. In the Studio Projects view, double-click the Project entity for the project that you want to seal.

    The Project entity opens in the Project editor.

  2. Click the Properties tab.

  3. Click Seal.

    The confirmation dialog box appears.

  4. Click OK.

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Unsealing Projects

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