Model projects are collections of data elements that can be referenced by other projects in a workspace. Model projects include business entities and schema entities that are not specific to an Oracle Communications application and enable you to leverage common definitions and share that data across a solution.
When working with model projects, see "Creating Model Projects" for more information.
You can create model projects to represent a collection of data elements within a workspace.
To create a model project:
From the Studio menu, select New, then select Project and then select Model Project.
The New Studio Model Project dialog box appears.
In the Project Name field, enter a name for the project.
Project names must be unique among Project entity types.
(Optional) Select a location for the project.
By default, Design Studio saves the project to your default workspace location. To identify a location different from the default:
Deselect Use default location.
Click Browse.
Navigate to the directory in which to save the project.
Click OK.
In the Execution Environment field, specify the Java version to be used.
The default value that appears is the execution environment that is specified in Preferences, Java, Installed JREs Preferences page. If no default value is defined on the Installed JREs Preferences page, Design Studio uses the execution environment of the primary Eclipse feature. You can select a different supported version from the list.
When you create the project, Design Studio automatically configures the JRE System Library and the compiler compliance setting.
Click Finish.
Design Studio adds the new model project to the Studio Projects view.