These user defined codes represent the valid objects allowed in your package.
Depending on the type of package you are defining (Full,
Partial, or Update,) some item types may not be available.
O Single OneWorld object: This type enables you to add to your package a
single OneWorld object. You can add any of the following objects:
interactive or batch applications, business function modules, business
views, data structures, media object data structures, and table definitions.
J (JITI): Just in time applications. Select this type to include in your
package an application that will be installed the next time the user selects it from the OneWorld Explorer menu. Application specifications are
not included in the package, but are pulled dynamically from the relational database when the user selects the application the first time after
receiving the package. At the time of execution only the following related objects are deployed:
FDA or RDA Imbedded event rules
Processing option templates/data structures and related business views (asvrhdr, asvrdtl, gbrlink, gbrspec, bobspec, fdaspec, fdatext, rdaspec,
and rdatext)
D Data: Select this type to include in your package a Microsoft Access database used by OneWorld for replicated data. A
database is required by OneWorld for replicated data. For full and partial packages, if you do not have a database line defined, the default
database will be used.
Update packages do not require a database, so if you do not define one, no database will be included with the
package.
F OneWorld Foundation: This type allows you to deploy OneWorld foundation software, and is required for all full and partial packages.
For full and partial packages, if you do not define a foundation the default foundation will be used. Update packages do not require a
foundation, so if you do not define one, no foundation will be included with the package. The foundation must be compressed when built.
H Help
Instructions: Select this item type to define helps for your package. For full and partial packages, if you do not have a helps line defined, the
default help files will be used. Update packages do not require helps, so if you do not define one, no helps will be included with the package.
Remember, including helps in a package does not mean they are installed on a person's workstation. Help location is controlled by User
Deployment Preferences. See "Adding a Help Type" for more details.
L Language: Select this type to specify a language other than English,
which is the default language. If you add a language to your package, only that language will be included. If you want two languages, you must
include them in your package. |