1. Using Siebel Tools
  2. Applying Parallel Development Using Workspaces Hierarchy

Applying Parallel Development Using Workspaces Hierarchy

After administrators enable the parallel development using Workspaces feature in a working environment, developers can create the N levels of hierarchy for the parallel-development Workspaces. For more information, see Administering Parallel Development Using Workspaces and Enabling the Parallel Development Feature for Workspaces.

You can apply a parallel-development hierarchy to create Integration Workspaces (IWS). The hierarchy of Workspaces can be in the following combinations:

  • IWS, IWS, followed by another IWS.

    This combination is applied to the N levels. You can have multiple Integration or Development Workspaces at one level that are parallel under one parent IWS.

  • IWS, Development Workspace, followed by another Development Workspace.

    This combination is applied to the N levels. You can have multiple Development Workspaces at one level that are parallel under one parent (Integration or Developer) Workspace.

Note: You cannot create IWSs using this combination: IWS, Development Workspace, followed by another IWS.

For more information about IWSs, see Understanding Integration Workspaces. For more information about the Development Workspaces, see Understanding Development Workspaces.